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ANTUON- b. residence u Bast Thryseyeah st. hondsy
july % Charles Anihon LID In the 10Th OF bis
The Trustees Faculty Alumni and Stsde1s
Columbia attend bis funeral at ~ MARKS Uhnfoo
in the BOwery Wednesday, July D. at IL O'Clock m
OoIUMBIA COLLEGR-ASsOCATIOs OF TIKI ALUMNI
Wednesday Jry 3 At 10 0oocs ss ~
the funeral Of the late Dr. Anteon n9 as sss
ssction a. The sad event demands GRAFT NATHAN
Assistant Secretary Association Of Ainmri
BRCKwIT-OB Tuesday july 5 amer brief Illness hnY becS
with aged y vears. -. ,..x
PaFksye, Brooklyn on Friday. Auensi hESef'o@
Friends Of the family respectfully Invited 20 steud
CuMMTNGson Tuesday July William Cummings Of Jersey Ca
sged 81 years, months and days .u,-,.,.. -.
The the family respectfully Invited 70 aeeo1
THURSDAY August st o'clock N ron he Vesss~
Tabernacle hendetsoAsS SetsSy
Albany and Troy papers please copy
FgASTERNear Pae TUESDAY july 90 Ruilh c. onydaashtes
OIL J. and r. L. Peaster, aged mouths sud ~ daya
respectfully steue
from the her parents Wednesday ehernoon
O'clock wall be takeH 10 athens Greene Coon L.
UgDDFY-Ou TUESDAY July 90 Nrs Geognna iedden. ss
Capt Heury Hedden of the metropolitan Police
Notice OF funeral in tomorroE's papers
LDDLE-Iu Brooyn on usSiay July John Idd aged yesr
The end OF e tami invited TO attsod zoe
ninth house n0rhwest s
Myrtle-ave., Thursday, August l. st1 O'Clock p N
Iowa. Psterson j. TUESDAY Juy 10 Fsuk Bo Low thifs
sor OF the late Henry b. Low IN the 10th OF his are
The relatives feuds respectfully invited 70 stene
the residence Of bis mother BroadHJ Garner o. Ae
burn st. Thursday afternoon, August l. at 4 O'Clock
sNrTHSuadeny Harlem Tuesday Jaly % Carrie isisss
r Fraukla and Snib, nostns
o funeral
Fordhsm ghts Jay % Of scarlet fever MARY istaas
daughter OF Isaiah T. and klleu Williams
BostO paper please
New-York tribune., 1867-07-31

CfycxAr July 9o-Rour dull and droopng Extra ssaS3 %
Family s9TSQ%i025 Wheat dull at so0 ~ " Ior NO keN and
lO ~ Is for White firm and scarce a. 1oaI'c ef No
Mixed in bulb sales Of White BE- sacked Oats ssI V,d no T.
ae IN bulk New 1oaTc b bulk Rye dn and unsettled No. was
offered at Ell Cotton hr Mddlngs 3dl7e WHISKY se Mss
and buyers than sellers ~ Buzz Meats nr ~ ~
" hut tte done doll at ;c for Shenasls lJtc for
SIDES l4 for Clear Hb Sides and for Clear sss there Is
baysrs over l2lc Butter 6rm dJe Cheese dali at l&i
Erss 6o Geld l3sa bnyng heney easy At eGes Exchange
CStnysrOS c. Jay 9o-Cotton tn owing 10 the ss,
,,ees oasng; sales 96 bales; Mlngs, 2S af6s feeeP" ei
baea s..t.. ubsa, ia
elected and declined 5eee sales OF No q u G S HSs
Wnt,I Red advanced 3d5e closing 81 l3dS22@
WI adS si sle Tor No l. and s3idgte soI osts @ SS
nal Al s3aeIc No. Rye frn bu quiet at sig ~ sSIe
Msss poT quiet and steady 425 so Lard STEADY e I. Hos
Beef active at 81 $50 81 10 for Fan % Sa Al 81 a.
R,pa soo Sas pouI ssoo bush 10 ooG s1.s SsIe &
bush Hogs ehpments2 too oo ,. 81 moo bb
eli e % r No spring biz Sr ase ei". s., Of
Wheel quiet WITH
$500 bush cS at 81 ~ h. Sss G scarce and qsee
ss % u MI a. "a ~ loo b MIN feed steady Se1I's e. gsp
sSo,,Sns 40 a. tua C.ssl Ffsishs sussanseo Msssr %'
New-York tribune., 1867-07-31

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ss e "if'S. Ss-p H. Ls. os%. sS
9 s' from s % s "s osssss tss ycs1 % Ss ssc.
Ss S q wSe fna ' sS vac ea =, Ssc @ 90 % e rs ,
declining krtrs SO aSs Double Extra Ssg$i2 Cael s.e
g1.y y M o,s % o. 3 Sno, w' ~ ss s s., ~ rS cSm y c
- q % p9 w1 S sSs % md o. ,ss as" % 's ss. s'is Ss - f
Nes Fan w!hogt SACKS re esr :. ooa. ~ .. ms', x re
roar so ses' Wheat 's'o DO Corr 800 d.
y 2 S M :. ); sE,,p Low Mos q: @ as:
tc IoS bs Sugar and mS.es SrsSassed dali sad
PS,I fSsIgS sS Ss S s SS an @ SsS2sS Se an @ x
limited only OGbug ii r shOsders ielne iss oes
ssEss. is@issc eS si.Sss EieAasss. SalsS S'"r'
scsns Is. JaIy -cOoa closed quiet, saes 300 baic' Los
nS cssn. a gs Flour SGiIs d s,i State M
siss, s ESsss .se s il Sss s. eS Cora " yellow
l2t oas steady at 9Je Proyis,oas anehs1sea "3V-Ss
BTsoRE y 50 Cotton steSy bat quiet 27ss1sc Tor Ms.ss
s1ns s,1Ss rs Es 'r SS rSs S'q . a' ws 81 SSs Co.
Rec 81 90 'e srsd.. f better Gem ssarcs ws
81 dsLo osiNs are better sses Of o stse9Ssc aae ss.
qrry; prs; VILLA ssI o..
100 basS s%s; 100 sSs TSSs sgS.St.7 bush 6es
bSs. s.n s E GS S e & S ss s ws Wet .s'.s I'D
lss White Rsn.ueky SIS Rye Flour sszscel
81 q S % G r.. s. o wsea - s % s e. s ss @ HsSs Sss Asss
Keioky White do at ~ g. Germ seo4
demand closing OF 40O1 bush Beectes Western below
e5c slc y oo0 busi 90 at s 10Y
bush do arrive aaoat; aud 10 90 bush Nbie DO iuo
98c Western 81 Die Oats scm'nsi II
BareyaSkng 10 Canadian. Rye-nose hese
Mess PORK nsmnsl at Szi heavy aud $2J light Esd ~Sfs
Hghunes nominal
HLwAUkGE Juy oFlour dali; City Double Bstrss sreeSiii
Couatry % l50Sl0 Rrtras s96f 30 whest west At
90 for No q 81 &C fer No sA 81 q fer Rscsd ose
unsettled At 6td65 for No. Com 6um At % of No sad s Toe
No Reeeipts-l 0O bush Wheat 1900 bash Corn shvmusss
100 bbls Flour.
o. July FOur quie. whss, sdvsnsed E ssd closed
New Whit Michigan, 81 %. Nea Amber,
So l2iQ 81 l3 No Red Wabash ~ 10 Receipts to-day sot
fresh receipts &c fot NO. reeerst 10
day 900 bush No Oats In the market
July 0Coiton frm Pork dn, snd unchnged bse>
Corn. White 81 s1 Oats sS19o Coru hes -
ass All others unchanged ~ -
LoUIsvrLL Juy 9obacco drms sales go hhds Isgs $s 80
Common Leaf 10 IS; Seeeo1s a2J1 ~ ~
Choice 500 So Superine Flour, S1USI -; No
New S Corn. the bulk SSc sheefss1
delivered White Sl 050SI 0 Oa-kew, In bulk t9dO0o Oh
Bsc0u-Sionders le Clear SIDES l0fef
Fancy Hams 2Oe ali packed Lard ia uerces c ksw Wbsss5
bond 3lc
AueusrA Juy demand sa prices 6rrert
sales 200 bales: Mitdlnes. 24l Sbl5c.
3oOotton aud good demssd saes u
Mddngs receipts 2J bales There IN tsS
stock week; the stock BY sctaa esant to-day a
bales.
WILnIsGrOv n c. CoiooBo sales Spirits TssPentnc
advanced aud Grm at 5t65ic RoSn dna, at ~ T3@S1
New-York tribune., 1867-07-31
THE SITUATION IN TENNESSEE.
sr rELEeRaPH TO TIE TRIBUNE.
MRMPHIs. July 90, 1867.

y TELEGRaPH TO THK TRIBUNE
MEMPHIs, July 90, 1857
Gen. Thomas has given Gen. Duncan, com
mandng the District of Nashville the entire direction Of
affairs on eectonday in this vicinity 80 lar as the
United States authorities concerned, ana the doV-
ernor has assigned him to the command OF such state
troops as are within the disriet Gen Duncan declared
his Intention tO severely punish the authors OF any
disturbance. no matter to what party tncy pelOnS ,S
away rOm the polls that there may be no chances ol
Intimidation but yet near enough to & be ny
cavalry squads whose duty IL VIII De TO gallon 70 heaa
Quarters with the first Intelligence OF trouble oel'
IhOmas Is expected here tomorrow or day aiter
The Mayor has issued HIS proclamation forbdding pre-,
cessons and meetings ordering the closing OF all
boproo1ns on election day The political organization OF
the Young Mems Conservative Club has decided 0Oe9o
The Radical authorities withdrew their application TO
the Mayor TO appoint portion hon 9I tne m ds sssS the % Te
bty OF selecting entirely partzan force He hde the
appointments to-day and chose portion OF inc ci oi
' new regiment Of state militia is rapidly organizing in
Despite ali these preparations against outbreak the
publie mind Is very uneasy Business Will Dc partially
suspended on election day and many merchants ana c
gems especially those VINO are dlsIah5hseu VI arc @
voters are preparing leave the city TOMORROW, thkhg
with them their wives and families ,-..,., l.,
Cant Craner an ex-F Federal officer who has settled In
this State and who has been assisting the duties oI S
ss1seless TO-DAY at the Chattanooga depot by aan f0r
whose loyalty he refused TO youch . - s...o
GUARDS GaP al PuIdg in McMsy County reports to Gen
Cooper at some eighteen or twenty , armed d gttaced
him A desultory skirmish continued until daylight
wien the troops charged and drove the guerTas IrOm
the town ON the road down the Tennessee River They
suffered loss of three wOundcd the State troops escA
ed without loss On the day flag raising by the
Loyal Dcague In which the troops participated, led TO
disturbance, In which Sergeant was shot and the
| Sheriff OF the County mortay wounded.
dispatch from Knoxville sate that Ethendge, and
the Congressional candidate, Williams, were not permitted
town by the crowd who fred pistols and threw stones
OF the latter striking and inJuring Williams Ihey
subsequently addressed u meeting at Clinton which was
followed by slight disturbance, IN which one OF t"o
| were slightly hurt. .
n is said that the Conservative plan in fhe present can
yass 60 the election OF their candidates Tor he
Legislature with view 20 returning President Johnson
10 the limited States senate They openly con-
tess their inability elect Etheridge ana hence nave
started independent Radical candidates fosered Splits IN
that party and put BrOwnlOws name on many OF ther
iickcta.
New-York tribune., 1867-07-31
FENIANIsM AND THE CHURCH.

A Buffalo paper of Monday says: Ser
geant John Lynch of Capt Graees company of Fenans
from Cincinnati who wounded In the groin at the
battle of Limestone Ridge June 1885, died In the hosp
tai of the Sisters of Charity last Saturday morning yes
terday afternoon q uniformed body OF Fenlaps desR'
mated "a tho Tth Regiment, |. X. A, assemDed az
O'Clock at No Al Pearls for the purpose OF Duryg tne
body with military hOners The troop left ther armOr
between 800 and 400 strong, accompanied by young
Brass Band and marched to the hospital where the BODY
was placed In Mr.. CrOwleys hearse by SIX re,
nian sergeants. The regiment then reformed
Court.st, thence to Franklinst., halting ia front
of St Josephs Cathedral at about o'clock II Is sald
that committee OF Fenians, consisting of Messrs Gala
CHER Whalen and Clngen, had waited on the Rev IA
her Gleason the Administrator Of the Diocese last Satu
day evening when they given TO understand that
the funeral could be performed In tile Cathedral
In accordance with this understanding the paDearers
under the direction OF the SEXTON conveyed tne corpse
into the church Mr. Crowley then announced to Father
Gleason that all readiness for the hna prayers Tor
the soul OF the dead The preate informed the sexton
that could not perform the last rites unless the
men In green uniforms should first leave the
church. this being made known to those VINO
had the funeral In charge the pabearers were at once
did 30 and were followed out by large number OF the
friends of the deceased and the uniformed portion Of the
brotherhood who present The remains were placed
In hearse after which the column proceeded along the
Terrace Mainst down Main To Ohio out ONO ST. To-
ward Limestone Hill Cemetery far the plank road
all to the city but the party detailed 10
fire three vOeys the grave and few friends The
prayers the grave read by ayman ali present
kneeling around the grave with uncovered heads
New-York tribune., 1867-07-31
HoW NAILS ARE CARRIED ON THE PLAINS

To he Editor Of The Tribune
T. SIR: You will Oblige me very much by discon-
tnuing THE SEMIWEEKLY TRIBUNE sent to my address
subscribed for II time in February or March last
together with The Weekly Herald Since that time have
received four numbers Of The Herald and three OF The
TRIBUNE and the balance 1 expect are lying between
this city the western terminus Of the Pacific Railroad
together with almost all other mail matter for the last
three months due at this Office. We're Wells, Fargo Co.
prompt to deliver the u s. mails in this city as they
passengers and express matter no one here In the
West would have occasion to complain. At this time, II
rightly informed there due at this postofce over
200 sacks OF mail matter from the East and reports are
true large portion Of the missing mall matter has found
watery grave between here and Denver. People used
TO complain Of Ben Holiday, while he carried the malls
east OF here because he did not get them through In sea-
SON but he got through time other II they
had TO carried by mule trains Now, they do not get
through at ALL whenever can get Eastern mall
in any respectable time shall be most happy to receive
THE TRIBUNE long the papers appropriated
by Wells Fargo Co., to either f mudholes or are al
lowed TO lie exposed to the emigrans and the weather.
had rather they would not leave your office.
Very respectfully
JOSIAH HosMRR, L. 8. Marshal, Utah Ter.
Sail Lake Cty, Utah, JtIy IL, 1867.
New-York tribune., 1867-07-31
rnnAnRLPHIA cArrtR MARKEr.

JULY supply Cattle this week large aaonntsg
dali ard prices we're somewhat unsettled
al 6 y 100 o far 70 good cstue.
10 ST for pae aud extra Common Stock sold " o
ell to Sl3 As To quality. =
sHKEP-Th market dull bat the se qate srge
amounting 1900 head AZ from u cents y b gross
liOGsfbee He change this market prices emanaa
abOet the last quoted Tue ses reached 10 z hesd 81 psa
varying from 90 80 to $40 q y 100 b net
Cows-Tbe Cows amounted n 10 head at ron . 70 be zoe
springers and from $50 10 Ss5 for Gov and Calf
New-York tribune., 1867-07-31
THE REMOVAL OF GEN. SHERIDAN.
The VashiRgtOn Chronicle of Tuesday say

owe learn that the Pl dent IN conversation yesterday
uneauYOcay expressed his Intention OF remoyhg Snch &
dan from the command of the Vtn starv District Ihe
report that Gen Thomas is his successor peeyoo
bv many but II is not probable that the President has
committed himself to this appointment
The Intetli0eaeef has the following;
aAmonp the bioh-bauded usurpatOns OF Sheridan
It VIII be remembered that he some time ago
dismissed the Board Of Leyee commissioners az a.
NeVCTesns without the semblahee of authority and
without insffable cause and appointed others II Il u
derstood that the suggestion OF the 1e
latter We now learn that presuming upon the proyls
ions of the recent act of Congress- he mas MS
nointees IN resume their functions This IL very small
business but significant as showing the dSpoSi!oh OF
the General seize the first opportunity VI eAhloS
anew characterization 10 his supeTlors.
New-York tribune., 1867-07-31

bcr OF the vessels brought moro seerage than
the law perfnn anu IN eyer instances they wer
burg ship John Bartram sho6 That u aeehs occurred,
OF which six children and that tney Tefe caused by
pau water and food, and ant OF care.
New-York tribune., 1867-07-31
ARMY GAZETTE.

pre,e Major Gen Heutsel Cody has been sssgnei 10
sykes have been duty member OF the boau o
detailed members OF Board examining candidates or admission
in NrwYork IN August infantry branch Of the
st fr hs Examination app convened In Louisville 10 Au
rsn. for doq IN The nfan Lieut. Col T. o.
Of Infantry. been
Ne has been assigned ordered to hs regiment IN the De
Recorder sl the Above paTtmen Of the Missouri
NJ Board. Breye Brig
New-York tribune., 1867-07-31

IMMIGRATION IN JuNE'-Phe Treasury De-
or,aot has statistics showing that June last
sols arrived in the port OF EewyOrk with sOs seerage
s.on,ors NJ whom a. s22 males T0ral number Of
6sths M males and 90 females and OF the whole mum
ber that died 81 were under esnl SAts 0f age' nun
New-York tribune., 1867-07-31
cAMpRTDGR CAT.rLR MARKET.

CAHsRDoE Mss July % Beef csle-ssceS ris head s,lea
4ly 10 Oa IL Third quality 80 5e9so Sheep and Lsabe
head The market opened as go advance OF ss
after ceded sas al tdoc y ID spring bamps ob'~
"a rs Veal Calves. S3@SD
New-York tribune., 1867-07-31

Yesterday afternoon a boy named Foster,
four years old ran upon the track OF the hewhaEen
and was thrown OF by the cow-catcher He dieama ie"
minutes. No blame attaches to the engineer ~.
j. r. Yeman of Oneida, New York has bnllt
ounces. 90 a-tfasI.
New-York tribune., 1867-07-31
THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE SINKING FUND AND
THE EXCISE MONEYS.

At the meeting of the Commissioners OF the
Sinking Fund yesterday Mayor Hoffman offered and the
Commissioners adopted the following:
Etrise Commssinr have pln the y treasury
credit the Commissioners Of the Sinking fuDd moneys
foloNss
For the ending MAY 25 es7...........,set29S 9S
endiay June 23 lSIB
Po tho month ending July 70, oSf] "
Lees Deductions Inebrae Asylum. ss5 252 %
Commissioners Of Char.ies s.......... lO2.gJ q
While paving addition thereto portion Of said
amount o three amounting 20
said Excise Commissioners have appears deducted
the whole amount for Of collection being
nearly tenfo the o. interest recevd therefore
Controller be aud hereby requested 80 GppH
specially said Boa Of Excise Commissioners for
detail Of the Items making the amount deducted Tor such
eIpenseA - -,
Mayor Hoffman also offered the following, which was
adopted: 49,. . -.
Heas Board Commissioners have paid into the City
TTsssu the credit Of the Sinking Fund the sum oi s0 H. IN
the requirements the Tax Levy of 1901 being por
collected for Excise licenses granted for the City Of
ATds liable lie applied the payment OF
the City County Government and cannot be
therefor should applied the resumption
C TceeAbe the Sinking Fund should be insesed
for that sccOunt; therefore
orod Tha the hereby directed forthwith
remains unnvested accord
regulating the interest bearing stock or
the City County York giving preference IN any p
chase thereof the earliest maturing stock bonds aud that he n'e
the the Commissioners OF such stock OF eond W
notice be inserted THe TRIBUNE, T>s World aud Herald
New-York tribune., 1867-07-31

bility which the British and American Post Offices
have 80 long abored to effect by orders and nstruc
tions. seems likely to Ina secured by this new anu
beautiful invention.
New-York tribune., 1867-07-31
IN CAIRO.

CAIRO, H., July 30.-A fire here yesterday
burned nine buildings on the Ohio levee Loss $4,000
The pr,ncinal losers are c. O. odward S57 OOO insured
for $4,000 J. L. Reardon, 100000 fully insured H. Il.
Leach $4,000 insured for $1,000 j. W. Stanb0d tl2OO;
no insurance. Thomas Farew, $4,000; no insurance
New-York tribune., 1867-07-31
Sp,tiaI aotitss.
Union Republican

Union Republican General Committee.-Tbe reyny
will be held a HesddaArc va
corner Tweatg Broadway MONDAY kVEnN0
Aug l. al SO clock Punc,usl attendance is requested
- CHARLES s. SPENCER, Chsirmsn.
ROBERT l. DARRAGH, Vice ChsiunssL
M VIZ Ds!ssoyD .sn.c, Secretaries
Executye Committee Of the Inlon Geuerai Co,nnsits
Of the BIcatye CommHtee viii % held a. NO
ass FourhAye. on THURSDAY BvENlNG, August ]. is5I u
~ A j. DITTKNHOEFER, Chslraas-
Cas- H. HALL secrstar.es
Po,I-(ice Nofce.-The Mails tbe United Kingdom .sd ss
Continent Southampton aud Dmea per steamer
viii close AZ this ohce on THURSDAY August Of 10 sne
the uptown oHees follows Stations and s;lo m 5ss
a M 'StsSop O g a M JAARs kBILY. NJ
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NAVY GAZETTE.

Assistant Surgeon William NJ Passed AsssantSurgeon N L
detached from the Campbell Is detached nom special
n.si AZ oson and Bureau Of Medicine and
d,J 20 The Navy.YarI AZ Marc Surgery waiting orders As
i,na CdiGrnie James NJ FLINT
from the Pensacola, aud
ssSbed nom Mare Island and o. ordered NeWiork
deed 10 the Pensacola. Acting
New-York tribune., 1867-07-31
FIRES.
IN RIFTH-AXE.

IN flfIH-ANEs
At few minutes after 12 o'clock this morn
ing an ncendiary discovered under the stoop or
the frame dwelling owned by Mr. Keyserat the intefsec
tiOn OF Fftb-aye and FIfyrstst Damage about SlOOO
New-York tribune., 1867-07-31
THE WEATHER.

The Thermometer WAS lowest early 600 Morning. me CLOUDY
Tn. aurora heh very brilliant al although me @
from the horizon continued visible M
cpIss tigh the reached altitude o AZ Al
nnoIH'-e Erenlnp Gle
New-York tribune., 1867-07-31

CaiemeI Completely Superseded.
In driving with substitute snoshe Wsss
With eaOme pill bis health ruasd whs
c.u wonder then at bOundsss popularity ORADwArS RsouA
mo PILLS which produce all the good results Of the eOrOs'' ae'
and entail none Of Its frghtfal consequences
Price box coated with sweet gun nee non " S"a
New-York tribune., 1867-07-31
THE STATE or TRADE.

7! 5. G. july so~Thers was heavy fall Of rain this
ne weather h cooler
New-York tribune., 1867-07-31

Lees Deductions for Inebrate Asylum.... ss5252 %
Commissioners Of Charities. .s........ lO2gJ ~ . -
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-05-31
Abusing stevens.
From the Tribune.

pTOVt Ute LTIOMbes
There was grand conservative meeting in
Washington the other night; but "Colonel
Tom Florence" as that gentleman publicly
avowed, did not come there to make a speech.
He could not help saying, however, that 'there
were influences in our midst which must be
crushed out" Here some one in the crowd
conveniently mentioned the Star newspaper,
Mr.. Florenoe's professional rival, whereupon
that gentleman continued in strain of scorch-
ing significance did not mention any
names. 1t was a viper, or the head of a
viper, and should be trampled upon" Colo
mel Tom is famous for his business-lille vitu-
perative; but even this whitening speech feebly
conveys the spirit of the Washington meeting.
Most of the subsequent orators singled out that
veteran and venerable statesmen, Mr.. Stevens,
as the mark of a magnificent spite, and, as it
were, the object of an undying hatred, to
both of which emotions, as INDUCED by
the conservative class of our fellow-citizens,
his talents and convictions are qualified at all
times to give active exercise. Another
" Colonel one Mr.. Zeilin from Philadelphia,
arose and thus swooped down upon the victim
Stevens: "He (Stevens) was a man not fit to
| live in any community, for he was demon,
| and was marked as such. He has the cloven
|
as he is in mind. 1t was not agreeable to him
(the speaker) to allude to any man deiormity,
but in this instance the mind was so like the
body that the allusion was not out of place.
(Applause.)" Still another "Colonel, - one Mr..
S.S. Leidy OF Philadelphia followed in the same
manly and fearless fashion. We have it from
the Washington Lateliigencer that, referring to
'"Thad. Stevens, the speaker said, "He hated
Masons with a vituperative hatred, and Just in
proportion as he hated the Masonic fraternity
years ago he measured his hatred of Andrew
Johnson now" We are not certain that this
speaker has received or expects to receive
hOnOrs or emoluments in the gift of the Exc
cutive but he proceeded with great correct
ness to remark that Mr. Johnson was "made
of different material to that which entered into
the composition Of Mr.. Stevens" and to assert
and maintain that "he (Johnson) stood in
the storms which howled about him as q
mighty oak" 'Did he, asked the speaker
referring to the Presidents Western tonr
'like William d. Kelley, creep under the table
and sneak under the PLATFORM No Tel
me he has no moral courage Thaddeus Ste
vens," etc. ETC. We have only to fancy Mr.