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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-11-29
~The Chicago Times,

H The Chicago Times, the lead
ing Democratic organ of the West,
in a LONG article discussing the future
policy and prospects Of the Demo
cratic party, plainly declares itself
in favor of dissolving the alliance
formed with A. johnson and his
party at Philadelphia. The Democ-
racy find Andy and "my policy"
heavier load than even they can car.
~. The Times SAYS:
'What, then, shall the new line be?
In the first place, must We not cut
loose from the administrator of An
drew johnson, and leave that hybrid
concern to float on the sea of public
contempt into which it some time
since entered, and from which no
power can rescue it? Is not the late
defeat attributable more largely to
this Administrator than to all other
causes combined? What is there in
its composition to command popular
confidence? Who, belonging to it,
is entitled, by reason OF his antece-
dents or of his statesmsnship, to the
confidence or the respect of the Dem
ocratic party? Certainly Is not An.
drow johnson, nor William H. Sew
ard, nor Edwin IL. Stanten. True,
this Administration had right poll
cy, and the Democratic party, in
overlooking the chief men compris-
ing it, and thinking only Of the right
fulness Of the policy, displayed 8
patriotism whese purity was never
excelled, but the policy having fail
ed-and having failed, too, through
the feebleness and folly and offenses
against public propriety of the Ad-
ministration-wby should not the
Democratic party abandon the dead
body, lenger adherence to which is
death also to itself?
Abandoned by the Democracy,
there will be nothing left of the Pres
ident's party save 4 few thousand
postmasters and "tax-gathers."
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-11-29
Notice 10 Teachers!

TIME Board of School Examiners Of Gallia
L county, will meet on the first Saturday
Of each month. and the third Saturday Of
March, April, May, September, October, and
November, at the Court House in Gallipois.
at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
Applicants are notified that they must be
in attendance promptly at the hour specified,
or they will not be admitted into the class.
Also they are reminded of the imperative
necessity of producing u certificate of good
moral character, signed bya moral and com
petent person.
The standard Of qualification has been
aised, so that none but competent t'aehers
will he entitled 10 certificates.
Per Order Of the Board,
JOHN W. VAN SICKLE, Clerk.
Oct Is, ls66.--tf.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-11-29

Rev. DR.. Chaplin recently said in .
sermon: "The resurrection Of Christ
transformed the interrogahon point
of the philosopher into the exclsms-
ton point Of the Christian.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-11-29


S- The Ashtabula Sentinel has
unearthed a few specimens OF the
manner in which 'Justies" was ad-
ministered, in olden times, on the
Western Reserve. This section Of
the State was largely settled by em-
igrants from Massachusetts and Con-
necticut, who brought with them the
peculiar laws, customs and preju-
dices of those States. We give be
low two extracts taken from the
records OF the Recorders office in
Ashtabula county. They are inter
esting as showing what "our fathers"
thought and did:
State Of Ohio. c,rsHs CALVIN KSorLToS.
May Is, 1SI2.-Upon inquiry, it
appears that Calvin Knowlton is
guilty of riding from the Township
of Morgan to the Township Of Leb-
anon, on the Sabbath day evening,
previous to sunset, to see his sweet
heart. Therefore, it is my opinion
that the said Knowlton pay to me the
sum of one dollar for breaking the
laws of morality.
1T. r. HAWLEY, J. T.
'Truth. JoSA WARSER, Opt. Rec.
Estate Of Ohio, Ashtabula county. IS.
July II, 1s12.-By virtue Of a
warrant, Jonathan Warner appeared
before me, and, after witnesses being
heard, it is my opinion that the said
Warner pay the sum Of seventy-fve
cents and costs fer raking eight
cocks of hay on the Sabbath of the
11th day Of July, 1912, notwithstsnd-
ing the said Warmers hay might have
been injured by Il heavy thunder
shower.
EZRA DIBBLE, ]. p.
Truth. JoSA WARSER, Recorder"
If eourtiug, or saving ones hay
from thunder shower, on the Sab
bath, were matters OF judicial cog
nizance at theprssent day. the courts
would be kept busy.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-11-29
Marriage and CeIibacy

An ESSAY of warning and instruction for
young men. Also, Diseases and Abuses
which prematurely PROSTATE the vital powers;
with sure means Of relief. Sent free of
charge. in sealed letter envelopes. Address,
DR.. ]. SKILLIG HoUGHToN, Howard As
soeiation, PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-11-29
Dr.. JAMES r. BELL

Tenders his professional services to the eiti-
zens Of Gallipolia and vicinity.
OFF CE
Bailey d Maguet's Drug Store. Second Street.
RESIDENCE, Fourth Street North side
near the ACADEMY.
GALLIPOLIS, OHIO.
Oct IL. lsG6.-ly.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-11-29
To HOusekeepers.

HAYWARD 4 FULLER have beautiful
III article of Furniture Polish. that will
remove paint stains, heat marks DC, from
Furniture, and remove all finger marks from
Pianos and other highly polished surfaces
making old Furniture have the appearance Of
new. Try it.
HAYWARD l. FULLER.
Corner of Third and State Streets.
May 81, ls66.--tf.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-11-29
A Card.

MEssRS. HAYWARD & FULLER are
the> regularly authorized Agents for the
WHEELER & WILSON and HOWE SewiuS
Machines for Gallia county and vicinity.
fsignedl @. 7. LUCAS.
Agent for Vim. Sumner d Co.
l6l, W. 4th st. Cincinnati Ohio.
June Ia, 1866.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-11-29

is possible that Andrew johnson win
discoveE that he has as much ex-
ceeded his official warrant IN this
business as he did when he assumed
for the Executive Department the
sole right to determine the csndi
tons upon which the States lately in
rebellion might resume their place
in the Union.-Cin. Com.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-11-29
DENT'ESTRY.

DR. C. wHALEY, Of Pomeroy, Ohio, hav-
- ing been earnestly solicited 6y his friends
iu this city, has in connection with DR.. ED.
DAVIS, Of Cincinnati, Ohio, opened a branch
Office, on Front street, next door above the
Dufour House, for the practice of their pro-
fession in all its branches.
With enc exception, they are the only sue
eessful operators in English Rubber, which
for beauty and service. excells any material
in use, as base for artificial teeth.
Teeth extracted without pain by means Of
the harmless spray Of EtaeT.
Aug 23-lf.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-11-29
Lumber! Lunber,!
Bacon! BacOn!!

Bacon! BacOn!!
A Constant supply of
IN Plain Hams,
Canyassed Hams,
Clear Sides,
Bacon Shoulders,
Kept for sale at lowest rates, by
c. A. HENKING.
June 81, 1866.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-11-29
Is66. Mackerel. 1886.

lust received from the East, fresh in
81 voice Of latest catch Maekerel. Of all sizes
and all numbers, in barrels, half-bsrrels,
quarter barrels, and kits; Also, Herrings in
barrels and boxes, Goldfish, etc. etc.. for sale
by O. d A. HENKlNG.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-11-29

Never chase a bullet that has gone
byyou
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-03
The Hfker's Island M.rder.

ARREST on AN ALLEGED Acc0nrLIcE ~ ruk
mrnpEn.
The roaders Of the HSKsLD are. doubt familiar vi N
the facts u tho death of Robert hrehsl mate Of the
schooner John BOyniop who sas brasliy murdered Ia
psounbor last, sLpboard, whns his vessel ., an
oeor on Rikers Isi-ad Shortly snss The AFFAIR mas
named rairck Conway srr,.,ed ths msr
dsrcr While the Gao ~ss undergoing inve~tlss-
tioa by Coruscr Lynch, u brooklyn, unt % hsi~as
corpus sosASsd by the prisosers osan~si and
the psi~on<r brought before tbs Gy Court, vh>n,
uton psr< q facts t,s todrs orJsrsd
the rscs~s ~ the prtsous<, % the grooDf that ths
offence committed n Qssens county and nos within
Tho jurisdiction u this county Amer Conway dts-
charged b. sailed FOE the wc~i nfirs bat this dd not
deter CoroDef Lynch from fce,ing cot s soesmpioss
IA the s1ar. of whom there two. sbf Tsr~fsy
last La Grimm arrested by oorr q this
Fourh prccinct police tfH charge ~ b~,bg
pce In the murder ~ Mit1hsn witness nAmss Shea
who appeared ~ tho Colopefs Inquest tssiihss usf
Grimm u The q he bo~i THAT bosrded "a
sbooaer 81 ths tim@ 0f thu murder 0rsnn ye.fex
day Qussns county for examination Ne y ketd
~ accessory after the fart
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-03

After celebrating over an hour rendered verdict that
deceased Thos j. Swift 10 his death IN the ladlss
room OF the Melross depot from the effects OF blow or
blows frol. ne nst Of Michael IAhy, said bows being
the immediate cause OF his death.
rUHuAI.
On Wednesday last tho funeral OF deceased took place
tho residence OF hts family, and many young friends
followed the remains 70 their resting place ~ WOODLAND
PRISONER HID EXAMINATION.
Michael Lahy, tho agent In the death OF swift, was
taken 10 White Plains Thursday afternoon 10 await
the action OF the Grand Jury. He has vito and ave
children
Deceased was q single man, aged twenty nine years
and had served term OF three years In the army In
Duryee's Zouaves, Fifth Now York Volunteers
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rnn rnrN0ssMs 70 narE srw ratate.
srvps<s oornf ssDourst-srssan nsS
B<fof, Jscens ssfuxhsns. L.lf I-srsft sn4 Siitevt
Ys-ssfsy sas 10. asy sppsisssa fof ms as~i.sa -
us conr ia 90 usAiisf - 80 nattoos made o. 20
isls C.Ealss ssd Fesf. caursted :. ths lssi 80
Non a NJ lnss oo11fy ce1r - OTsF nnd rfr4rf %
a. usueSaf q Jaas Gsria fhe x1a ~ NsFsptr
lsat Tbsrs go bst srnsf stfntanos IN ths sssast
rtoa 90 thts cfcasge, a. ths fsft - 40
o. coming 90 ~ ~ tscsbon thfa tana 20
so1~f.lly Tbaus rfrssnt psin lfaly nsun-
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sgl~sssd los shs - 20 20 shs Hs&ss a Ne. Tsst
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Jsiss o''s<ss. a. 1la.-.nss Js4s. h X 4. 100.
whsai M css So nisd - a. Oyss ~ IMnsies,.
re srDcnf for ths gss lr.ss . bsssa - 90 ~
nxs II ks1@ h Ne osss. al v srfpn q ~ - NJ
~ ~ sss y sssss uss lao,s.y ssrs y s,,ss
.. ..- 's = y. $3.50 e :. - !. 80. 49,. -. 80.
we~G nx@ ssxt he4&W
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r...,.s cs..,ssis,. ne.sy.

bStofa Sod4n ThlbtAsh
ne rnce6 saf<s a0as-s Ef~ayd xsrun ne rrisorsr
vaa chargsd nth the 10 orsnos q pa.
,rz ooani~sss currsn,y Ths pnsopa witness IN tie
es.s 49, NJ Georges Bearis. who. Tie ssy ~ Ne
srre. IL tie praorsf Ia Jsormy lsss. him IN
paby With ancthsr rary urder cifrumftaDc~s uh'eh
airaofed bls aftsntisn 20 then Wills obserrlng tesr
;s .r1 ~. s ~ . :, -, :, ss - nae
81 which Ls on.rsd saspesas nfy eant stanp, With
vna refused " 80 rorsteeper This ~ oonnnad tie
susplcpns ~ ths ~,n-ss AMI BE- coutinnsf " ws,ch
f1ssn far sams ums, ne oompsnlon q ths prisou~r
during the tune Fyur inso ssserni siaf-S Anf inswia
ON ofrng 10 Isyfnsni " soss ufn nc artris ooanisr
ft currency Ni1sMs tLrn fsse lniofnsfion police
orsosr Az prsoser vas arrested his eompasion sssisg
"a 0u bcing bfesshs % he s4ton hoass ~ rsvs %
pssEAss Of sDun.srssis a.mpa. ..ylog .hsi y -- %
srrested 40 SRA q MT
NJ Jafy snlr : short sb-'rcs rtssrr.a vsrciss a
saiU. Iha pr'sossr A. INA rsns@h - fsf sntebes.
osyusw uoxs ~ I'VE Fran 90 nr<I ssrrf NJ
Rev NJ Taa1ss m alm cry " rspr-wsi me 10.
ers~s q a honsse nsttaia sna sssk fsil~f fss NJ
sucsrng ihvassnd. u orplAbs bh essie ny his or.
osisr sVy.sr thss us ovtisns HeuBs has b>ss lnsa-
sursisd 70 psuss1s fsr Ne q thnes hspe~ obss
% suppiy ,hsn ~Slh pAys<si osrfsr lniesi-sua unn
lng AID merxi cnifsrs IA sidiflon. n pfopo~-d -
p>ch N. Children trades sssi1y iksn 81 ieShsx.
srrn~srns ana csier us~fsi esf lBss u nfs Tia ini
tssis. y - ~ sbsns sc1 "a n.ars'y ssyi1m fof
th~~ psov surss~x when bsy Issssh ussy on s~ks
rs.s vin ,hs s1se.~s nsr ss1 -ss.<s q ne co.ssry.
srs n xsrarsS eorfbsts msiersfy tbs rsu~p~rsy
q Ne eoa.iry. wse~s&siy ~ss Ne Dsss>r s.>e~. "a
he s~ssv-s%ra vcvx NJ erpss sss EswYwx not~i.
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eve seices 10 shs srs.ns .. go 40 a Ne sea whs
~ ss~~ss n ne sfy Ne ~~&~s ~ ss<~py n.ss sftss
az n psr~ss ssvAssAs~s 90 ~ fr Ne $3.50
sk-1v
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-03-03

Tue tctuuft.hiou nave orrn furulf1c1 by the Hon.
a Rollins, Commissioner of internal Ressnue with che
follosing Interesting Table. showing fks colecons on
scnounf 81 tbs excss duty upon crude o Of dollar
per barrel BY Csngrcfonsl dstrcs end for each q The
ar months from June %. les TO January l. 1893 Ths
Ypcgnfs OF collccficns Tor The sx months h ti,<s,vA
The increase from month - month, with Other inform.-
tion shows that the tan wns MOI fully coierf~d We
vii assume NE rvoporsion escsping iArsfsn 70 es
renee that the prpporuon wss greater ADD fr><n per
csut l51,os7 barrels, 70 ths % Ola barrels psynk ihs
sAions; and 90 have, fov IN moafha l2os 1 bsr.AS
% an average prodscsion per day o. $40 barsa AiioA
The sane daily Sssss f's Nay and Jass and vs hAss
ss ssys...xsr. q z. 4 s..l.... farm ,sp-. -.
ses farm sA.t do.n "a sensss q sot belns ses " p
ss s::s. r.. rress T. 1911 s
. ssgsss ~. ss.s..a :. H. ,,. ~. ::
ss;s, Ven - - 9: ss:is; S.Hsssx :"
- s 49, - 80 =; 49, -. q 80
s,ss -: - - = - - s'" '''~~ v
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The est mated excess OF stocks January 1885,
loading and unclesrcd crude 10 $40 barrels; refined,
1890; Pttsburg crude, 10000; OH Creek 100 900;
From which deduct ON rednsa IN yard in Ss%
York, $3.50 Total crude, 238 s61; refined, 23 s24
Total equivalent IN crude, 266 22o barrels
Tho Commission are Informed that quantities. Of In
nammablc and dangerous oil OF good appearance,
would call the attention OF the public the importance
Of leg station by Stale and municipal authorities prohb
which Is not at least good ITO degrees IRE test
rRorfrs or THE rRAbH
The present prices In New York, PACKAGE included,
are for crude gallon, 20k 70 80 cents refined prme
light 10 whiten ITO arc-test Is eenis naphtha
l2k cents resdguln, 50 70 81 per barrel
vaent 70 the following prices IN gold-fcr crude Fl 10
cents refined 81 9lo conts; naphtha, Ito cents
Add 70 thess prices the frssh.s to London for on.
AMPLE which viii be 6-l0 cents per gallon. Allow
sst changes 20 s oss :s s srd n
crude VIII cost the shipper IN London 20 cen per Am
can gallon Rsnned win cost the shipper London A2k
higher u viii Be rcmsmbersd that in July ss ths Easiiss
producers Of coal OF selling their bss refined oil at
- oaaD r prcs. aaa :. 70
lent 70 20 and u % cent? per american saIIoa- The
Ia "a Per imperial gallon, % cents par Ansrcsn
gallon 20 that the ccss remaining ne s.s.e the Eng
our T.sS ss'' A.
3. dIssYnos IN qualify, ssd As n.sEn .cud san d
ss ss H' s ! ~ e. :. Sss r. s =: g: -
so.ev hss MAJ bseu s,hect n 1rtnssscs It sIlo~s
vcvv ryrst ana ~ ,nrrxslns As,snI for ne vssris
s,,s. ~. ..,rh $500. s~xss 49,, - ~. ~ ss.
nsnt % destroy .r.ds By lowering biz prices: but
fnliows A sH,uId o0
80 s1 ~ - -, y W .. s~ - % - =.
sxssS~ A. /. 49, ~ - ~ sx-..s.v-sY',- - ss-
- - s.,-ssss~ -. ~. ~ ~. ~. .Sw.n,.- -
80 1. ~ 49, 49, 80 ors,,,v 80 c, IN ~ ~h{s sn..s
S nss..sx - - s,s 80. Ss' ~, -.a - M. ~
- rs~sccs I. - s.e.ss 49, rsss,. a. -.
ssrs.rs M 4. sns.Scs.d ~ ~ -
~ -. - es,ss~ 49, .~s-s. -. ...S. -. -.a, A.,
- h,ssnss Hv,r. ~ S.~ ~ - 49, - vons "a
s,,ss - .sa-syr - &c. s1sSs M s"v.si-.s
shsi one saIico Of crude viii weld three soarths az
on q ssnsd or one and % ss; q s"Ss
sc therefore, forty csnis the cost Of reclining q Ave
cents per GALLON number OF fe rr0ncrs have frou
three 70 four hundred thousand doars inve~fef IN.
deprecaiios Of ths propy 4 rrsss and ss rsr Of co.
tel loss BY are Aso very great Now, viii thres
gallon difference tho sel.
saes q .a.:a ysy q. y ls. asVr.es.oa .sd rsI
.whs.1sI ,hs dealer ID IN. erua. .r,sl. can .ssrs
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The MINIMUM Coz. Of wen would b abou. as fol.

The minimum cost Of we'll would Be about As fol'
lows
Boring 500 fec. at So 81, 7to
sections Of 10 feet each, tinch irea pipe, At $40
eighx-horse power engine. Observation-Disclosures. hoo0
ur,Aes- rigging and sheds. sov
Total. 81 055
Tue following table OF prices was verified BY the COM
mission al Titusvilie on the 10th OF November last
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-23

get the labor we require' White labor will not do;
cooie labor viii not do. We must have them
mention these things to show you that !.
10 our interest well ~ our Inclination
TO cultivate the kndes relations with the black race
have no personal knowledge OF the Bureau can only
speak OF what hear the negroes say only know that
In January last my old negroes we'll as those OF my
neghbors, were willing and anxious TO contract with
me- but there came agent Of the Bureau among them
and said. Don't contract yet The government VIII
provide for you Congress Is going to give you land,
and Is taxing steps for that purpose now. The result
is that instead OF each Of having four hve hun
dred acres Of rice planted, none OF us have more
than from nifty 10 hundred acres, at most hundred
and nifty II is interference such this that divides us,
and produces the only antagonsm that cxists The
Freedmens Bureau In my opinion has done more TO pre-
vent cordial kindly feeling OF mutual dependence and
confidence growing up between blacks and whites than
any other agency aud nothing could DO more happy for
tho State OF Georgia and for the people, white and black
than 10 be left 10 regulate our own affairs"
CONVENTION coIoRED cIURcHKs
There convention OF the coored churches OF North
Carolina South Carolina Georgia and Florida in session
here, presided by Bishop Payne, OF the African
Methodist Episcopal church, southern born muatfo.
The Rev. W. VIM, Of the leading cergymcp Of
Savannah, has given to General Steedman the most
favorable account OF their deliberations stating that the
kindest feeling prevails and that they have passed
lutions Affirming that they lett alone they could
get along with the people OF the South with the utmost
harmony and condemning in strong terms the radical
action OF some Of the Northern churches
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NEWS FROM CENTRAL AMERICA.

characterization or m. .y.,,on.l Jurvv In
- -
Nic"rSS"a-fhe NOW coiomniS" ea"
nst-Ta 4 ibIc Results OF General Mos
ou.r.,. Vii, IN E,rou.-Thc Liberal
- ..,,, 49,, .,, -. a..
ferty sttu Divluco-ArrtVni OF inc
Scientific Com missioner or tho Smith
.cus., rn..s,u,. q. c-.,.-.t. a..
80
NICARAGUA.
The latest dates are TO the 2sth of March on the sh
A. oN.,,.., -, -. .,., :, 49,, ..
"'o ''"""' Jury WIS ois"Ne" d" ""i'Su" VII"
capital In virtue OF article seven Of the constitution
Tho Legislature had ratified the commercial treaty con-
cludcd with Honduras and the Preslent declared its
HAVING passed AZ law of the renublic tonoress closed
tho si,,incs ON tho IGtb and tho ert,aordins sason
wns Ia commence an The Ioth
49, ~ -
GUATEMALA.
Dates are TO the 23d OF March The exports in Feb
ruary, from the Pacific ports. amounted in value TO
&s9,0S3
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sale or Corporn,son R..I E.,.,,.

Tho sale OF real estate the property Of thc Corporation
Of the city Of New York, vas resumed yesterday by
Mes-rx " II. Ludlow A Co. ia the Exchange salcsroom
on Broadway. The attendance was not quite
rous ss on the previous day but tho desire 10
capital In real estate bad undergone any abatement
Tho competition was sctivs and exciting and the value
realized for each lot night be regarded fancy
Of purchase. few lots estimated beneath the
standard u the prices which ruled Monday but upon
the entire proceedings Of the day the value obtained
fully equal 70 the prevailing figures realized that day
The properly disposed u On the following order
Pot Ia Fifty-s seventh street between Lexington and
Third These and the following lots with a
trivial exception two les. each than twenty
ave feet IN front ranging from seventy ain W hun
dred feet In depth
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The American Navy.
4 NEW ENGLISH ESTIMATE OF THE UNITED STATES

ffrom the London Army and Navy Gazette, May 81
1.-THE man who would send ships company TO sea
- board monitor ought to be tried for wful murder
when they go down In her." Such the .opinion OF
very distinguished officer Of her Naesty's navy ex-
pressed before number OF professional people, OF whom
ehe majority agreed with him, not many months ago.
Such, indeed, may be raid to have been, in general
terms, the result Of the opinions held respecting the
mentors and their seaworhness by the great mass of
those who thought at all about the matter The leading
journal and many other newspapers discussing the
coles controversy on the turret principle have always
held that 1t was problem whether monitors could make
go voyages were fit for aught but harbor defence
Whatsoever may be said about the claims of Americans
originality in the matter Of turres and ron-cads there
can be no doubt at all that they have built seagong
monitor, one, too OF the most Jormdabe character
vessel which has navgaed the Atlantic at the entrance
20 the Gulf OF Mexico, which has coased the
eastern shores Of South America in spring time, and
n the worst period Of the year, and got through
her work TO the perfect satisfaction Of her officers and
men, In seagong craft Of tho most complete adaptation
= the business OF seagong in any part of the globe.
inches above the water level carries the largest guns
che world and throws $50 h. with To- charge of
POWDER we must admit she is at least worthy OF
siderable attention from any maritime people, and de-
mands the serious thoughts of any government inter-
ested in naval Affairs The Americans haze emerged
fSess sodr u the most practical chdrdctr-they have
rejected rned ordnance say they did because they
could not make hem but the Am that large
oastron smooth bore guns preferable to built up
ordnance and assert that cannot make and therefore
despse, them. Now. in all this they may wrong,
But there can be no question that they have demon
seFaed the possibility of putting the heaviest guns in
The world on board a floating carriage which take
chem all sover the world and thus set at all the
1onbts expressed to the possibility Of building
going monitor. There will be aurels for Captain
Cowper Coles, the Naval Constructor any else
already. At least we suppose The whole story
ncs be myth.