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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-06
ToMPKINSSQUARE PARADE.GRoUND.
TIE SEVENTH REGIMENT DIspLAY-REvIRw By THE
MAYOR.

TIE SEVENTH REGIMENT DIsPLAY-REvIRW By THE
MAYOR.
In the eastern part of this city there is spot oil
rma with ironrang incosuro and bordered by
few rees which has heretofore been used % park ana
promenade but which the attractions OF either Those
who bnve mostly fequenied it have been pasSeSV gong
through else ides who found better loungng resort
Yesterday this place which has been known as IompinS-
square by the 7 Regiment f different and
suitable purposes hereafter twill take ths appro-
pirate name of the IOmPkns square Parndegroana Cav
The precise location is between Avenues and en oev
enth and Teuths and with tho exception OF sma oscu
ped around the sides the whole Is uhOostructeu.
s IA what probably induced te.Site authorities to grant
o. the mtary The ground for drilling most eXceinty
adapted. Tbe7h Regiment National Guard when mas Jls
found out the advantages ground for military msneuye
jng arrived ere Yesterday afternoon from the armory IL
marched in by companies Which TOOK up tner @
positions The fatigue dress wss worn, Whch does NOT
embrace e heavy black cpiuet'es or chapeans ana
pretty without them. -,
Gordon of policemen sotoped around the boundary
of the ground keep back the outside spectators who had
mostly cougregaed from tho vicinity No proper acconmo
daOns made for ladies to witness the display anG any
of the fair friend. Of the members wished TO add their preseOce
TO tho scere they had to fil in with tho general crowd
Shortly after o'clock the regiment drawn up IN gn
men a position in which IL looked very imposing ana
attractive Of The field Col Emmons w CLARK
was seated Oeback he being the only officer mounted
and ongse Of him auitercd the State and National coos
while before him presented bis command in double RANK
IL was reSy splendid sight 10 look down the regmenta
front and such nmovabe body perfect In every par
cua observer could fad no particular part to which
10 conne his admiration but pleased with the whole.
After military etiquette Of salltng the commanding Of
fcer tho regiment executed IN Caseys tactics They
were generally weperormed, and in keeping with the name
and prestige Of the regiment One thing the men shoui lean
however in mirchng-to preserve less stu bearing and
with freedom OF motion. The officers fulfilled
their duties to satisfaction but they still have room for TN
pr0Vement. -
Among the par excellence were the folowing
Right companies TO the fronts left column nto line Wheel
first division close column; display columns on h division
close mase; by divisions close en- masse with wheeling
distance
About p m Mayor Hoffman arrived in carriage to re-
view regiment IL brought into line before him
present arms and aerward passed by him preceded by
the bind and rendered him marching This concluded
the exercises OF the day.
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too great profnson for Nature and too great untdnes f
Art. and therefore the fashion Is a failure
Boots Of cOlored leather dantiy buttonsd and tneeed
drsb brown bronze cOppercOOred buff and even red
viii be Each shade is pretty with gown Of the same
and only thus and after all the tasteful and tidy black
waikiki boots must remain the best wear Tao rosees 60
dainty SKIPPER. and so ugly and out OF place gutter
l the CATER and in the nature Of things make tho
foot look ungsnly
Lneu collars narrow behind and Disappointed in front arc
most worn Cuuy lace Is still fashionable and looks It's best
with heavy Winter robes.
October oil the banners Of Fashion VIII be hung
upon her oaer wall and she viii hold high court aad festival
within and edct and examl, permission. and orbddanoe
OF that High Mghness shall duly be set forth herein.
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COURT OF GENERAL sESSIONS-SEPr. 5.-BefOro
Justice RUSSELL
The September Term of the Court oil General SeS-
sions Yesterday aud the indications are
that sbOrs will fill Sing Stag with numerous criminals be-
Out Of tbe panel OF sxtysr names flied M Grand Jurors to
serve during the month. the following were selected ~
Stephen Hyatt Grcmani jacob II. Groesbeck Chares NJ
Flsrinr Joha H. Browning. William T. Lawrence. Richard
s. Dana George Palen. John H. Abeel David Wetmore
Ciose Wm NJ Cowan George j. Cook. David Douglas, LIZ
cius Mating. William b. NOrfhrup Jas. NJ. Pllmb. WI
''''D THE YrRsr, SENTENCE.
George Cor was arragned'on ndiOtment OF burglary
%Spoo rkNstae ths, tho premises No. 51i Soyenhave
occupied BY hin as dwelling entered on the night OF
tho 7th ul; burglar went into room on the second
floor and Attempted 90 take away a 9uantlv
Of wearing apparel and ewery o. The yauo % the prop
statement before the Police justice says he sa| Geo Cox hnu
another pass into this house IN EeTonthYe and remain
)ndsio,y window aud rnn away ne pursued mem 70
the q ILryh 81 and Sey'hthaye Wlen Cox was
arrested BY Ocer Francis MCG0vern OF the 2fh Pfeonet
the otter thrf was got caught INC delenaanL
the Court " buTglrT IN the third degree ana was
TO the State Prison Tor i've years ,
BOYS CRIME. -
Michael Dorald youthful resident OF Baxter a., OF 10
trouble 10 accused by Dudley H. Minis OF
Augu twas fou1d in his possession BY Ohe'r Herring Oh
Achal ense made him proper candidate 10 tue houSe
Of Refuge. where he was sent.
HUKr IN A BARrooM BRAwL.
Henry Dieckmion charged with using clasp knife on
George Ohen TIE 18Th Of July. An ARRAY occurred Ia the
BARRON Kept by the complainant az No 4oi Green"Ich a.
and ho attempted separate the fighting parties, which
brought upon hin several cuts the hand BY the
defendant The latter pleaded guilty 81 assault with .
dangerous weapon VITA nien, bodily harm This
tence was suspended aHd he was discharged
oTnELLO OVER AGAIN.
William Palmer cnlorcd. indicted the complaint OF
his wife Of No. 81 TboupsJnst. for fl)ni0ls assault aud
battery. Melvin Palmer Bis beerhai depesss that her
husband approached night OF the h Of July while
she was standing soop IN Thrtseuihst and attacked
her with knife nctng wounds pecs face and breast
ola painful nature He states shat be hal good cause 70 cou
nit he ac Jealousy 90 have entered bis thoughts and
bosom and melted bin 10 the deed He Sentenced
~ the State Prison for yoars.
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TIE TRIBUNE.

To the Eater ef TAtN y TribanG
SIR. In today's TRIBUSk have read communication
headed "THE TRIBUNE on Railroad Trains" don't
think you need any word of cheer from meyonr subscrp
ton books mast "spcak louder than can. i have
until tn, present year. been daily reader Of The Times
from its commencement about 10 years.. am in the
daily habit Of looking fright and left" as cross the Jer-
sey City ferry 10 see what my neghbors are reading
and two Times on my side of the cabin aud ether pa
pers than the above mentioned. Nearly every other day
ny lswspan in NewsIkl Hiss " RG pe ~ ylih some.
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TIE CAMPAIGN TRIBUNE.

To the Pubuss-r q The n Y. TIbune
SIR: by the mail that carries this yon will receive
An order for $50 copies Il THR CANPAss Tribune Order
and check received for 80 copies.
This town polls about Rplhcan votes and 900 Demo
erale and residence OF the On NJ II. Chlnpan under
whose auspices salute died three since In honor %
Of the suppression OF THg Tribune.
There already taken here by mail OF lib D-i 1luN
II; WEEKLY 25 WEEKLY, "a, beside quite number of
the daily sold CO the news Office.
have written this for publication as coresPondonce
but VOC are at liberty 10 use the facts edtoTisly.
Truly yOrr, j. A. WILfArn.
p S-1he Hon. Hamilton Ward keSNhe Chemung aud AHe-
Rhapy delegates which nsnres his renemnaon to Congress-
Gaia AEezhany Co.. ~ y, Sspf !. 1850.
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thing else than my TRIBUNE saying: '.f cent know now
CHAT TO do, can't keep up with the demand JcI l1h
TnSUsB without leaving so many Times on my pands
This uie.ning have dropped The Times for FHx
TRIuNE i don't suffer him to put or, however, fos
am so disguised with the OF The Times that
would rather tfhe TIE keps The Forid. I used TO
regret my residence in the Jerseys but that she Is IN
tho Union and resolves 70 "keop in" 7 consider il an
honor and especially had the pleasure of putting her
there Fratemnly yours, VIE
Az Gan 4
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FIELD SPORTS.
BASE BALL.
BASE fAiilss
TXCFLsIOR ACT. STAR.

TxCELsIoR ACT STAR.
The graad match on,Tuesday between these noted
bass bell clubs aiaced quito numerous asssmbage OF spec
,ors Int the attendance was fun would have been
had not TIE rnin Of morning led 20 suppose that II
would not take place 1t cleared up In no afternoon though
and both clubs hand with excellent nines, the stars
howfyer being minus their center fielder. Worth ana fgn
fielder Rogers that excellent yonng player smith, taking the
formers place The Exceli0Ts led from the commensurate
their batting being excellent afc the second innings whereas
the Siis though they eded well In majority Of the innin
d not bat M their mark az all The fielding OF the
TX e1rs class fully proving that they have got
tleif nue fr the st last. The veteran H. Obren
sctsd as umpire aud with usual m2artaty We append
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The COTTON SUPPLY, PRESENT AND Prospective.

From The Charleston Is. CT Courier. Sept
The period having arrived in whichft Is customary
TO estimate approximately least the extent Of the cotoa
crop and with the supply the Of shipment the extent
of the probable consumption the difficulty OF eeceg these
objects much enhanced the present from various dis
turbng The principal Of these the labor question
Being the leading element OF production the results become
problsmstca In proportion the supply Of labor became
and Hence the varying esDaes OF the
coming crop-at time computed at LOCO 200 another at
AT 100000 bacs These diseepsn statements show tbs
mystery and obeuy in which the question OF supply
cards the crop Of 1861 Is involved
In addition this disturbing influence the question OF
ply was COMPLICATED with other causee both physical and
moral The weather unusually hBctuating. Drouths
afflicted certain portions Of the cotton region and excessive
other portions The prospect Of war 10 EgroDs
tended discourage tho planter and his mind yacated be-
putting his land into cotton Beside these dis
the political affairs at home and abroad
regard the staplein unasna degree formed
Encouragement. constituting altogether
series that made the estimate OF
he growing crop very and inooncuye We approach
the With degree Of doubt aud distrust
as epeaccuracy OF statements may make in
relation the supply of 1857 promising that they DO
regarded 90 approximations merely
SUPPLY OF l865-'66-UNTTED STATES
The the crop the present year be ascesnd
within few thousand baes II far exceeds the estimates
made months SINCE The cotton remaining in the South
the end Of the estimated at oo bales II has
reached 10000 bales.
The following the receipts ct the ates. dates tho
In Gan
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We arc happy in informing our friends that we arc
abundanty able 10 supply all demands for TIE Tribune
The difficulty is that do not keep up tho in
creased demand They increase their ORDERS day by day
for TIE TRIBUNE but they do not increase fast enough
There NAV be doers whose preudices 20 far interfere
with their interests that they unwilling to supply the
demand for THE TRIBUNE In such cases and indeed in
all cases. better to notify the carrier or newsdcaer IN
advance that you want TnB Tribune regularly and it viii
bo served The circulation Of TIE TRIBUNE is more than
81 900 copies larger than the LIST of August aud the in
crease still goes on. This argues well for the triumphant
success Of the Union cause NJ the polls
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T, he Pgt!i.he, If TIE Ee5 YSr. Tribune.
SIR: Are you unable to supply the current demand
Cor your papr The want ot being felt burden Lot me
narrate On Thursday Of last week copy Of The TRIBUNE
could not be had Of Trenton n. j. 10 o'clock p but
plenty OF other papers. On Friday, between and p m
could iprocure in Philadelphia and consoled mySe
that would be able to procure the O'Clock train for
but cid net fire any better could have got ~
time bundles Of otherpape. On Saturday morn
ing edition Of The TRIBUNE exhausted In this city az
q O'Clock have just met my nclgEbor VINO inquirer h
He@said be had all Jersey City this morning
for copy of THg-rRIBUYE but could not find Not hay
ing mine with sent and borrowed copy Tae PUBIC
woul b. grGed 10 know the Of their Inability 10 pro-
cure your paper Has The Times beea unable TO transfer S
readers party and therefore created gieier
maud for than you at present able 70 iu
nishi is fault OF De nevsmen who only procure
their usual Quantity which ifir short of the usual demand
By the way informed my neghbof that Mr Greeley was
out with an article upon Mr. Beecher which have not hs
had time 10 read but Diseased M. Beechers letter aad
concluded that hod been captured az Fort Sumter When no
derered the Grafton upon the raising Of the American nag
and had sucoumbcd 20 the hateFy oil southern pOcAES
Jrs,y Cry ~ J, Sept. 3 le65
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Law INTELLIGENCE.

COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-STEcfAL TERh-SEPr. s.
Before JgdGo CAEDozo.
DECISIONS.
ElIithrop act. HOldon.-Motion TO continue lnJunc-
ton granted sc 10 abide the event. Woscnbom ag
Hesrck SEQ memoranda. Morse agt Carpenter-See mem
oTanda.
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BOSTON LIVE STOCK MARKET.
BRIGHTON. CAMBRIDGE AND MEDFoRD.
Eor,si for The TRIBUNE Jor me Geek ending Wsdatsdd
Sept, 5. 1850.
Amount Of stock at mar.


Betf-Per 100 total weight Of hide tallov and meat
sl26s3; third quality sllas2; few choice single pains
and Westerns jO9sJ some Of the poorest bulls &C.,
FSrEisg oreas l2Oas3oO or much according to their
cors and Young CaresFalr quality 0s7ji extra ssoS
Geo, farr6y and dry s3j a S45.
Sssp-Per 10. live weight, sG6c Sheep and Lambs, per
head, In lots, 81 50Gs4 30
Fa, HoSs-Ter d. IOi Ilc live weight Shoes wholesale
lgd3!s retail 2i elie Pigs Wholesale. 40l5ei retail
'Hias!Brisdios d rlQle per ~ country lots sis9.c
iCaD SkiHs-2Jc. per d.
tailoD-S69!c. per n.
Lars-75c.ds each. ------- -..-..
EHARKa-Of the 1900 cattle above reported fS5o sc9.
woEern Northern and $50 Eastern. For the first time
for yera months past portion OF the train several hours
behinr time II ched BY accident White River
unctn on which portion Of the Vermont Central due
This wh the ran which down most abundanty and
an small number Of buyers caused the most quiet
market thft have seen some time The market both
this week aud last very stocked for such bot weather
as we had Sunday ard Monday The beet qualities Of
small cattle o better Cambridge than any other grade.
There were wholesale bncEeTs present aud found
slow sale Ii the stl ast MO ket OF tho At
Brighton consequence Of tie rain, The stock yarded
late and trade was also yery dull We nothing sold
over lie ahouh We understo d Mr. Sawyer had couple
carloads OF ezra Ohio commission that 100
per 10 in ALBANY 1--WE weight Bat common good cattle
c or so lower Most Of the Northern stock Is sold at IL 10
2tc par M but tbs butchers better beef
The number shc large and pices about tie
last week although dOyer every week crowds them
down lower and lower From o. 50 to 81 20 the figures
~ most drOVe' light olss bowsYer sopg To o. and uuder
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The following 8 Iist Of lObbrs' prices AZ the Nov

York Dry Goods Exchange Nos 49 aai 81 Park-place.
Brown SSeetngs-Atlantic A s4c.; Augusta 2lc. Sups
ror Xxi, 20to.
Bleaeaed shrtings-Bates 35c., Androscoggin. 32io,
Greene Manufacturing Company, gee
Prints-Garner Co., zoe DunDe. leo London M)aru-
Ing, lsc., Victory, 10. -
Shifs-JWL Standard Dress, No 30. e2II do No. $50
S37 50
No. double French chameled and silver corr1gatcf.
$40 70 SIS, Gdismhs patent Byron S3O Shakespeare. s4O
Cufs $50 isss 30 pencent.
Ticks-AmOskesg A 45c.; do 100
Stripes-York 34c.; UncasyiIle 25c.; Albany Ho.
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LIST "a. 81 an. sth. 9th 7th. 9Th sih Total
Citation. ..........s3 n 10 . Sos
Htns.............O 2 -
Homo runs-ClniOn. A. Itnn. o.
Ply caches Clinton, ~ Etns, :.
Unpire-Nichaei Shelly Of the YorkVile Clah.
Seorers-Heges & Go.
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cLTNToNs A. ErNAA

very Interesting game Of Base Bal OF on Tuesday
sept, At and Iti ave- be
Nrsn ihe CnioBs Of lOrkYile anl ne Ehhs OF Ib uh
ch resulted ga fYOr OF the CGtOas ~ score * % 10
- ~ II t...-i... 4. ,'. rcnte.
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Isl, 3D. 81 4ih. Oh. Ctr. 7,h. 9Th 9th. Total.
14reldor. 7 7 81
uupire-P ODren u the Atlantic Club
4 .1frrs-- MessFs. Hopkins aad Holt.
limo Of xame-rwo hours.
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Aug Is66 a. 900 bales weekly against co. 900 bales sans
time last year. -.
Tho establishment 81 peace The continent Of Europe
ssFes only prominent affecting ne rave ~ pn
sumption the state Of the money marke me fceucoh
Of the rate Of discount TO per cent BY the B.hh ~
all apprehension on This score We are
the opinion that there will be progressive decline ID the -
until perhaps per eeut will BE- reached uhaef al ~
creased acr OF buou,by the Bank Of Engand va
this topic a. an important element q the value Of cotton
would obse re- as an evidence OF the anomalous eondon
she money mai England that whe the rate Of deoI
BIZ the England the 50 OF August Was 10 per a
ana the bullion In her vaults elf0C00 the rate 81 a
oount BY Bank Of France was 81 per cent and her
specie 600 double ts amount n the former ana ns
than three times the Of discount II impossible ns h
auom alous Of the money market 10 connns iOf
contrary tendency Of the value of money and the a'"
interest 10 equality In the different countries OF h1fo
The panic has reached lie eliminating point ana te
ton In favor Of cheap money assured,
the great ioss Of oanable capital nom the recent
These circumstances fhyor q. increased
Of the'raw material An impulse 20 trade has ncsu u.
the Continent since the cessation OF hoshtles lhs
are almost bare of Gotten fabrics and there on increeo
demandor yarn on the Continent The cotton trade
fora rapidly recovering It's former elasticity ana the
Of consumption Will soon roach point aGo'' OeI'H1 ~
ample. ....... 100
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RATS OF CONTRIBUTION UNITED STATES COTTON.
the rate Of consumption or the ~ years up
10 the seine have. made With regard 20 the
growth VII enable 10 form clear idea OF the probable
N future consumption We annex comparative state
Of tots Kind founded on the basis Of TsFJ nearly per
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Since January H.. sl46O076j6- sOas46So si3a 1886
The following are the shipments of Coal by the POM
sylvsns Coal Company for the week cnding Sept l.
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bankers do, at short sight, lO6iaio7I Paris at 60
days. 5.hio5.S2Ii do, at short. sight, 532Io53O,
Antwerp 5.4Oe5.37E Swiss 54Os535i Hamburg asa
S5s;Amsterdam, 5000; Frankfort 39i2loi Bremen,
76s77f; Prussian thalers, 6ss704
0fspece to-day the Persia takes ot $4,000 in silver
The Aleppo takes out no specie.
The receipts Of the Sub-Troasuy were: Receipts,
IS S6s S35 02-ior Customs, s593OOOi Payments g.
6O7 PSI or Balance, S3 las 3D. Gold notes, tso7 600.
Attention Is called to the let mortgage bonds Of tho
Contra Pacific Road for sale by Fisk g. Hatch The cir.
cuar folly explains tho merits Of the security whchjs an
absolute first lien on the property.
RAILROAD EARSmos, FOURTH WEEK IN AUGUST.
1865. 1850.
North. western e30tt09 s33s, 36s Dec. .SJ395J
Great Western.-.-. 1859 62795 Dec. 1898
Detroit 4 Milwaukee $3.50 !, 37iI7 Ino.... SO
Thetradic Of the Chicago and Great Eastern Railway
for the fourth week in August was:
1855 s9C7l7 GO 1893 SOa 10 Increase e74
The following will show tho exports Exclusive ofspecie
from NewYork to foreign porstor the week ending Sept
A. and since the beginning Of the year;
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-10-05
N. HANSON, Druggist,
sosth Berwick, Ne.
CARTER 4 WILEY, General Agents.
No. III, Washington Street, Boston.
Important 20 the AFFLICTED.

DR. DOW confines 10 b consulted st his Of.
doe Nos. and Endioott street. Boston, on ell
diseases Of Q PRIVATE OR DELICATE NATURE.
snos Dr. Dow has aow the grstiaestIos OF prsssat-
ing the unfortunate with remedies that have never
faiisA 70 surs The most alarming oasss % Oess~-
rAss and sypAIis. Beneath his treatment, ell the
OF, Seroiula. 0ooorrh9a, Ulcers. Pain OF Distress
In che regions Of procrsstion. InasmUstion 0T the
Bisddetand kldnsys, Hydroeels, Absosssss, liu.
aors, Fryhtfal Bwelings, and the long train VI
horrible symptoms attending this elass Of disssse.
are made 70 become ~ harmless - The simplest
silinEs OF . child. Particular attention given 20
the treatment OF SEMINAL WEAKNESS 10 all its
toms and stages. Patients who Wish % remain M.
der Dr. bows treatment Q few days or weeks. will
b furnished With pleasant rooms, and charges Tor
board moderate.
PS Ladies' Who arc troubled with any dlseass
peculiar 10 their systsm will Ind speedy relisfby
calling on DR.. DOW, st his once, No. Endieou
street
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@isfsIlausans.
ANDREW Oh HIS KNEES,

Our readers win remember the story
which We Published in the campaign Of u
In reference to Andys asking Col. Moody
TO pray. Not then knowing % well the liz.
uid propensities Of Johnson q they know
them now. the ssosy wss not appreciated
90 well Is twill b a the present. lime and
W v-produce b: 4, - Il
The colonel happened to be in Nashville
tho day ii w. reported that Boel bed de-
eided 10 evacuate tho city. Tho rcbek,
aronGiy reinforced wero aid to Do within
two days march Of tho city. OF course,
the city was greatly excited. Moody said
he went in search Of johnson 1t tho edEv
Of the evening and found him At his Office,
close,ed with Two gentlemen who were
walking the floor with him, ono on each
side. A 10 entered they retired, leaving
him alone with johnson, who came up 30
him and said: ~.
"Moody, we are sold out Buel n trail
tor, lie Is going to evacuatc the city, and
in i6uy-eight hours No shall ell be IN the
hands Of the rebels!"
Then he commenced pacing the foor O.
gain, twisting his hands. and chatting like .
Gagged tiger, utterly insensihle to his friends
entreaiies to be calm. Suddenly IL tssNed
and said, -.heodJ onn yps prgy1' THAI 10
my business. sir, - s.minisssr Of tho gos-
pei, returned the colonel. sWell Moody
] wish you would pay, nd johnson and
instantly both went on their knees, II oppo-
site sides fibe room. A the prayer wax.
ed ferent johnson began to respond in
true Methodist siyk. Presently he erusSsd
orr on has Aands aRd knees 20 Meedy's side,
and ystlk1 an ss~ m, ssa~1ssise ~
deepest smot;en. Closing the prayer with Z
hearty .Amen' from each, they srosc.
johnson took long breath, and said, with
emphasis, .Moody.n . feel better" Shortly
afterwards b ssked sWill you sand by.
me?" .'Cenainfy, will" wss the answer
.Wal Moody Tom Ssps~d o. yss ;yss 90
one ~ . Assdrsi alsxsasd!" He commen.
eed pacing tho floor asain. Suddenly he
wheeled, ~ earvMe Of 10 AssgNs having
eAasgsd, and said, -Oh, Moody, ] dsnt seasf
YOU 70 Aink I A1rs become rsiig;ess ssan,
bsoasss I aslsd YOU 70 Yy" . am sorry
toay Il. bat am not, and never pscs~nd-
ed to be religious No one knows this bet
ter than you but, Moody, there b one
thing about it, do believe in the Almighty
God! and beii<vs slse IN Ne Bible! and
say d--n ne v NdsAv;lle akou b srrsn.
dsTsd.