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New-York tribune., 1867-07-16

cal paper change Of consequence. Best bills pas
at 6GD7 Second rate at s09 per cent.
Exchange il frmer and quoted as follows; Lon
don 60 days ilOs0li0. do. at sight. liOl@1Ios Par
long. 519s@5.ll.; do. short 5.11i@5.O6l; Antwerp.
51G.05I5; Swiss, 51sI05.l5; Hamburg Ssl0s8i
Amsterdam. 4ls04B Frankfort. Al; Bremen. TaS
79!; Berlin. 72a@72i
The business of the Sub Treasury to-day was: Re
coipts for Customs. $236,OC0; Receipts for Gold
Notes, sll7,0co; Total Receipts, tsS11G5 O9; Tota
Payments. $9.O73. .461 50; Balance, ,ao6 45
The bank statement shows a large Increase in de-
posits, and tho legal tenders now reach the largo
sum of ST. 495, ,70s swelling the surplus beyond n per
cent to 81, 90. The loans show moderate in
crease only. ~
rho An.,raa I'm nra for,anf ahorx the fnou-
New-York tribune., 1867-07-16

The Nee York lRsepeRdat seems 10 be still in the
general order business whh filed so much OF the rec
port OF committee VI the lst Congress, on the sew.
York Custom Heuse. The Independent has appare MY
taken general order 30 break doyn the 81 Paul ana
Chicago Railroad The Copgregatonalsis OF the IVES.
have decided for the most part, that Ihe MdtF'sdem
never took holy orders 10 any great extent They have
accordingly established paper Of their ewn undet me
charge of The Rev W. W. Patton, called The Adrdnsc
be neonls of the Wet intend likewise 80 sdvande the
81 Paul and Chicago Railroad IN spite OF the cannnes
AZ the enan,iaI director Of The Netr lork hdeSadf
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osy,or or LOCKWOOD h Co. BASKg&s,

sNbN NNhI JUI1
The foregoing. cut from Western paper, sut&gests
M nronrefy OF our Indicating 10 the friends Of the St
Paui aud Chicago enterprise. and TO the public generAly
h oxsr that binds the pen OF the hpancia writer
The Tdsps,dsnl M. H. Bowen, whai also as We ARE
informed publisher and proprietor OF that paper.
ON shs apussrsncs of the g. Paul anu Vhlcaeo Raua
New-York tribune., 1867-07-16
ENGLISH LITERATURE AND ART

1 LECTURE BY RUsKIN-sCHOOIs or ART, ExHIDi-
nrfIONs, NATIONAL GALLERIES. SPEECH FROM
CHARLES DICKENs-TIK LONDON REVIEW On
WALT wHITMAN's woRKs--A NEW DRAMA III
New-York tribune., 1867-07-16

Net earnings for six months. sssos25 ~ ss5 ss4 IS
The traffic of the Chicago and Great Eastern Rail-
way for the first week Of July was:
1867. Osi 90 1856. 10 Increase.
TABLE Of me Loans. Specie. Circulation. Dcposts dN6
Legal Tenders the Banks Of the Gig Of Aeio York Jr
The ht,E erdind Slf4rddN. LttLn l3. 1861.
New-York tribune., 1867-07-16
Total decr,ase this wear .............l

decrease
The falling of in the passenger earnings mas peen
among all classes In both directions with the excepuea
of the transportation of emigrans, which shows an IN
crease Of siO55 S9 The freight earnings Of the last ve
months show gain the corresponding period OF
the preceding year OF sT0s92 81 This gain chiefly at
trbutabe to the opening OF the through he VIA
the great Railway consequent upon their laying
down the third rail, enabling the narrow gauge cars
20 directly through to New York from Chicago 81 lou
and Cairo The Blue Line cars OF uniform consuucusn
owned by the several Interested companies now carry
freight from Chicago 20 Newly and Boston without
breaking bulk. The crossing OF Detroit River Is accom-
pllshed by Of steamer recently constfucoa
by the Great Western Company and which capaoe on
transporting sixteen loaded freight cars at one Time
extension OF the Jackson, Lansing and Saginaw fodd
Owosso during the year. has exercised benenca enccs
upon the freight business Of the road The increases
nnag freight moved during the year was - per esa
The increased earnngs upon N - aeeouped no.
from the fact through freghts have ruled lower than
during the preceding year.
The following is statement of the approximate
earnings of the Pittsburgh Fort Wayne and Chicago
Railway Company during the month of Juno ult.
and of the earnings and expenses Of the first SIX
months conpa red with the same period of the yeas
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PROPOSALS
PROPOSAL FOR WOOD,
DEPOT QUARrERMAsTER's OFFICE, |
WAaHINarnhr ID O. Nov. IL lkRI

DEPOT N2UAhffehAASlhhh OtflCht
WAsHIHGToN, ID. c. Nov. 10, 1867
Sealed proposals from responsible parties Will be
received at this office until p M on SATURDAY
December q for the delivery of (30O0 three thousand
cords of We-seasoned, sound, aud merchantable
HARD WOOD feet long, and split TO the ordinary
size of cord wood
The contractor TO keep the wood on hand at con-
VenenJ point, and deliver ton orders from this
oce-at any place In the city, insueh quantities as
may from time to time be required.
AN inspector will be designated ON the part or the
Government TO examine and measure the wood
delivered, aud such does not conform 70 the spec
icatons above will be rejected.
The names of two responsible persons signed, la
their own hand, TO statement that they VIII become
bidder, must accompany each PROPOSAL
Bonds in the sum of ten thousand dollars, signed by
himself ana both his suretes Will be required OF Ihe
successful bidders
Payments for WOOD received will be made monthly,
II in funds Thereafter as funds are furnished
The sdccessfii bidder must hold himself In readi-
ness TO commence delivery ON the l6tn December
next ,.., - -, 1,--.--
General for instructions before awarding contract.
Bio ders will address proposals 10 the undersigned
endors ed proposals for Wood" and invited 10 be
present at the opening OF bids.
BY order OF ths Quartermaster General;
j. @. McFERRAN
Deputy QuRrtermaster General,
NETS Bvt. Brig. Gen. u y. Army.
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Mrs. LANDER Is announced to appear at the
American Academy of Muse next Monday even
ing as Elizabeth, Queen of England Refer
ring to her appearance in New YORK, the Herald
says:-"She must be q daring actress who,
following so quickly after Rlstori, undertakes
the great masterpiece of that talented woman.
Mrs. Lander has, however, succeeded, and In
her rendering of Elizabeth, iadded new lustre
TO the honors which have heretofore graced her
career as great dTtiste. In the first act, rather
uncertain of the success which she hoped to
win, she did not rise fully to the height of the
character she attempted to portray; but in act
second, in the love scene between her and
Essex the heart of the woman, struggling
between love on one side and ambition and
England on the other called forth stormy
applause from the wel-flled house. The queen
forgot royalty in the woman, the woman rushed
back from love to the crown, and the two forces
clashing trembling both in the struggle for the
mastery, gave room for every effort of the
actress. We pronounce Mrs. Lander's "Eliza-
beth" equal to that of Ristori, perhaps superior
in many points,"
The COMPLIMENTARY CONCERT to Mrs. Jose
pbine Schimpf win take place at Concert Hall
next Tuesday evening. Miss Louisa Solliday,
Mr. Theodore Hablemann, Mr.. A. r. TAYLOR and
other tavorIte artistes will assist.
At THE NEW PHILADELPHIA OPERA HOUSE, in
seventh street, below Arch, the panorama
called the Progress of the Nation" will be pre-
sented, with other attractions.
CONCERT HALL.-0n tomorrow (Thursday)
evening Mr. Henry Vincent, the distinguished
English orator and patriot, will lecture on
'GaIbadi."
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TNsERVICEABLE QUARTERMAsT sTER
u STORES AT AUCTION.

TNsERVICEABLE QUARTERMAST ER
" STORES AT AUCTION.
DEPOT OUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE, I
WARRINGTON, Nov. 90 1857.
VIII be sold at LINCOLN DEPOT, under the dlreo-
tion of Brevet. .CoionelsA. p Blunt Assistant Quar-.
master o. S. A., on MONDAY, December 2, at 10
A. NJ. lot of Quartermaster Stores rated unser-
200 wagons, 10 saddles, McC., etc.,
so wagon wheels, $4,000 lbs. old tongue irons,
2S wagon and B. S. lO3 blankets
whips sets cRrtharness,
rs ambulance springs, l6 sets and l.. and
SO 9saws, hand, buck, etc, wheel mule do,
Ga straps, breast, choke 80 sets ambulance do,
etc, 10 sets lead do do,
5 cook ranges 500 lbs. assorted rope
1893 II and NJ. collars, 5pRulins.
la feet large and small p picks,
hose 20 spades,
ia Office chairs, Ga l., and s. handle
$50 chains, breast traces, shovels,
etc, p kettles, camp, iron,
55 brides, riding, wagon. ETC..
etc., 80 anvIls, together with
carpenters saddlers', blacksmths and other tools.
Terms Cash, In GOvernmentstunde.
Property must be removed within ten days from
day Of sale. = ,.,,,,,,,,
Deputy Quartermaster- General
ll2l6t Bvt Brig.General, u. s. Army.
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MEMORANDA.

snip Ionawanda, Julius from Liverpool for PhIa-
ship Philadelphia Poole for Mobile sailed from
Liverpool l4th inst.
steamship Norman, Crowell. hence at Boston yes
steamship TOnawanda, Jennings, hence, at savan.
nah yesterday.
steamship Saxon. Matthews, for Philadelphia
cleared at Boston 25th inst
BaIq9e Tellus, Gregerson for Philadelphia, cleared
Barque Village Belle, Little hence, at Londonderry
lzIh 1GsS: Povo,,. , nS,SS1 sS ,,oo.
ae,Il@ha , @ Hickman for Philadelphia, were at London
scnT Jane Brundage, Brown, hence, at st. John, n.
sohT John Johnson, Mcbride. hence. below Ports;
schT J. W. Everman. for Philadelphia, cleared at
s9hT q Walker, Mcfarland, hence for Boston. at
schr ]; a. Grimm Foster, for Philadelphia, sailed
schI Flora, hence for Portsmouth, at Holmes Hole
schr s. Raymond, for Wilmington, Del, cleared at
sc6Ts B. Strong and Worthington. from Horizons
Point for Philadelphia, At New York 25th inst.
schT Jessie Williamson Jr for Philadelphia, sailed
schr j. s. shindler, Lee, for Philadelphia at Mobile
sshr Pearl, Gatkln, hence for sacO, at Gloucester
i schP Mary Ella, Thomas, from Portsmouth for Phil
ladelpha, at Holmes Aole 22d inst.
Hchr Jas. Cunningham, ROSS, nom New London for
schr T. NJ. Fox, Tor Phiadephia, sailed from Nor.
schr ' Loc6ie Hask ell hence for Rockand, at New
sofr Ann Burnett Bennett, hence. at Georgetown
s6hr Clara Egbert Bennett, hence, at New York
sohr A. D. scun Barrett, from St. John, N B., for
echr E A, Cummings, Smith, for Wilmington, Del,
cleared at Baltimore 10Th INST
sehTJ, " Hal, Hickman Tor New York, cleared
sohr champion, Clark, honee for Boston, at Holmes
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CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Barque Prowess, Hibberd. Havre F A. Sender g. 10
big Moses Day. Loud Marseilles, do W.
sChI % a; a. CAIN Simpson, Richmond, Caldwell Cor.
schr Adolph Hugel, Robinson, Matanzas, j. Mason q
schI q. westcott, Candy, Lynn Van Dusen, Loeb.
schT Alice 4 Flora Foote, Baltimore, Thos, Watson
d Sons. '' ""''sOh
str IL. l.. Cav, Her, Baltimore A. Groves Jr
str Ann Eliza, Richards, New York w p S,Ivde a. M
Tug Thos Jefferson Allen, for Baltimore with a 10 "
' OF barRes, w. p. Clyde d Co. ~ . w"
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

soT, win plaster to O. u. Van Horn.
Brig j. O. York, York, 20 days from st. John N r
with lumber TO ID. Trump. Son d Co, " -
Schr Mary Adams, Billings 70 DAYS from ST. John
NJ D.. win lalhs and pckets TO ID. Trump. Son q CO.
deck load. ~ F "
sclr Hiawatha, Howard, from Newburyport with
Indse. TO night d Sons. y ~
Echr A. II. Cain. Simpson. from Gloucester In hall
last to Caldwell, Gordon d Co.
Schr ]. Martin. Baker, from Boston, with mdse 10
MershOn d Cloud.
with grain 10 j, l.. Bewey d. Co.
Steamer Chester. JONES' "a hours from New York
with mdse. TO w. p. Clyde d Co.
Steamer Black Diamond; Meredith, "a hours from
New York, with mdse. to W, M Baird Il Co.
Tug Thos. Jefferson. Allen, from Baltimore, with q
tow OF bsrges 10 w. p. Clyde d Co.
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hS5ye BATCHELoR's HAIR DYE.-THIs
~ splendid HaiS Dye Is the best In the world.
The only true and perfect Reliable In
stantaneous. No disappointment. No ridiculous tints
Natural Black Brown. Remedies the Ill effects OF
Bad Dyes. Invigorates the hair leaving II son and
beautiful. The genuine Is signed WILLIAM A.
BATCHELoR. An others are mere limitations, and
shOuld be avoided. Sold by all Druggists and Per
fumers. Factory, No. 81 BARCLAY street, New
York. 4hmW
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NOVEMBER ~, 1867.

AN APPEAL TO THE AMERICAN PEOPLE.
The object Of this Association $50 proyiae eg Plp P
ers, 10 erect asylum for those wno IN their patrl
their heath and hSppiSess who Ia the battle for the
nations Ne were MANNED, and are now Incapable OF
her Hotel des Invades where rest the ashes of the
STcbteeiuSsi @ structures ever deSIted to charity
Ssss nRs IL q" Tor s6e a
sGpse U Se ss but @
prosperous Republican America has no place TOR her
or lie sidewalks OF her crow ded cities THESE noble
% b 3 6S P8y g hSps sp to ts sss Pesed to
SgE oo q IN Ger utter Rg% ns e9ee Ee
those pledges. They have performed their part we
enjoy the result of their sacrifices. We must not he
a single dollar to this purpose and the Gettysburg
Mi MI he afford !9e n soldiers pSs and our
The LAND HAS BEEN PURGHAsED
already been paid towards the PTeseEyatio1 Of ne
S MeaS SnYe sbeee eee s ss
apart for the uses Of the Asylum, ~. =. 49,
Having leboTed Tor three years TO erect Home
toT our crippled veterans and having passed Dill
cooperating some one hundred of our best citizens
Ra to RO%ns he
and crying necessity Of the case the shame Of leav-
most cordially indorse enterprise, and It shall
a tRs sg S9 goGra '0GfnS PGf sGH e.
From The Pos!tn Of the United staIes2
this truly benevolent and patriotic enterprise;
Being satisfied with the integrity ofyour enterprise.
we cheertully consent to display your diamonds at
our establishments. BROWNE ~ sPALDING,
October rs. 1867. Nos. 56s and $40 Broadway.
Diamond Goods, Pearls Emeralds, Rubes and other
precious Stones as described n the list and hnd them
all genuine.
HENLE BROS, Diamond Importers, No. 26
MaiOen Lane, New York.
J, HERMANN, Diamond Setter, No. S94 Broome
street, New York.
In order to promote public confidence In the highest
degree and the Jurtherance OF this great object
the Association decided to place the 10000 worth
Establishment Of Messrs. Browne & Spaulding. under
the Metropolitan Hotel, in the city Of New York.
The world-Ter owned yacht Henrietta" has also been
purchased. The Farm of 800 acres Is located in Suli
van county N Y. and is one OF Lb finest stock farms
in the Stale; has splendid mansion, and is complete
There viii be- 2co roo tickets issued at one dollar
each, admitting the holders to both ofthe
GRAND MUSICAL FESTIVALS.
IRVING HALL, NEW YORK, SATURDAY EVEN
ING, FEBRUARY g. 1865,
HORTICULTURAL HALL, PHILADELPHIA,
SATURDAY EVENIFG, + FEBRUARY %, 1865,
On which latter occasion committee OF prominent
citizens will be selected To ocate with the manage
ment in making the distribution, TO commence on
Monday, February "a at 10 o'clock a. M at Horncul-
'u q" ~ Se4i $50 IN VALUABLE PRESENTS
Win be distributed ong the ticket holders In &C.
coTdance with the Charter and the following
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- 7, LIZA M s. g r A N 7
M CON MISSION MEROHAEE a,.,.,.
No 80 s. DELAWAIhHsElr IHslr AvSp"e voa FA''N''P'''+
Duponts eunpowder Rehned slsre, & Ua4seosh: aSoa MO
Grocer BroS. q Co.'s yellow Metal shea1ssanae
Rolls, and nails.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

TN THE ORPHANS COURT FOR THE CITY
Il AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA
Estates of HOWA RID and jos EPH DUBS minors.
The Auditor appointed by the Court 10 audit set
tie and adjust the account OF THE PENNSYlr
VANIA COMPANY FOR JNSURANCES ON LIVES
AND GRANTING ANNUITlES, Guardian OF the
Estates of HOWARD DUBS and JOShPH pUBS,
minor children Of ADELAIDE SU 9S, deceased, and
to report distribution of the balance In the hands OF
the accountants will meet the parties Interested for
the purpose Of bis appointment, on TUES DAY, De;
cember TO- 1867 at II o'clock A. NJ, at the Office OF
Accountant No. sO4 " ALNUT Street, In the city Of
Philadelphia. ,, -. -,,..r ,,,
II % wtm5t% JOHN Ola 1ION, Auultor.
TN THE ORPHANS COURT FOR THE CITY
i AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
Estate of WILLIAM and CHRISTlANA O,
WALKER, deceased.
The Auditor appointed by the court 20 audit, set,
tlP, and adjust the accOtlnt of j. ALEXANDER
SIMPSON. Trustee to make sale OF the Real Estate
late said decedents. and to report Distribution OF
the balance in the hands OF the accountant will meet
the parties pIerested TOR the purpose Of his appoint
ment, on MONDAY eeember 2, A. ID. 1867 AZ Eleven
Ql) O'clock A. M al his office No. AUG WALNUT
w. d. BAKER,
IL % wfmwJt@ Auditor
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h1s5e BEAUTIFUL HAIR,-MANY YEARS
~ In chemical experiments have resulted Ia the
perfection of CHEVALIER'S LIFE FOR THE
HAIR an unTivalled hair dressing, imparting new
life and Increased nutrlment to the hair preventing
regulating and sustaining the principle upon which
ing grey hair to its original color and youthful beauty
and stopping It's falling out at once' sold by all
uiHtsi''S S. A. CHEvALIER, NJ. D.. New YORK,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

fG537 THE HOME MISSIONARY SOCIETY
- OF THE CITY OF pBILADELPHIA.
Organized n lS35.-Incorporated Iune =. iSi5
Ohce, No. bW NOR TIL StretL-Open from 2 70 p. NJ,
George II. Stuart, President
AleNander q. Cattell. Vice President.
Rudolph X Hoehck, Secretary.
Thomas 7, Mason, Treasurer, No l33 N. Third 81.
MANAoERs.
James Appleton, Thomas Potter.
Charles Santee t. Esmonde Harper,
James B. Rodgers, Alexander T. Lane.
Matthew Newkirk, Thomas Pedrick,
Charles L. Drum, Henry NJ. KINNEY,
William NJ Wilson, Samuel Mullen.
samuel Work, Thomas L. Gillespie,
Isaac X Smith, Hiram Miller
George Nugent, James w. Carson,
Robert Grigg, John Wiest.
General Agent EN- anuel H. Toland
Albert G. Rowland,
Mlssionares4 Wilmer w. Walter,
(Roland T. Kens,
This Institution is designed for the moral improve
ment and temporal relief of the OF our city ana
IN carrying out these objects II combines Ia It's mode
Of operations all the essential features OF Bible Tract
MssionHry, Temperance, aud Industrial Associa-
tiOnS
tits conducted without reference TO sect or party,
and its rule is to visit and examine into every case
nshes TO It's contr butors cards to be given 20 All
applicants for aims that they be sent to the
office Of the Society tor investigation and the needed
assistance.
The General Agent and Missionaries are the only
authorized collectors.
The officers and Managers earnestly appeal to their
felow-citizens for liberal aid to carry this good
work, The dtmands on the Society are Increasing
daily, and, rom present Indications, Will be very
heavy all through this winter.
Contributions can be sent to the Treasurer by mall,
or by any Of the Managers. Ii 81 thstu6t
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Hwe WIEGxND's PATENT STEAM GENE
RAToR is cheap, compact, economical in use,
and ABSOLUTELY SAFE FROM ANY PoSSI-
BILTTY OF EXPLOSION rses $50 r.r
Apply at the Ofice Of SAMUEL WORK, N. e. cor
ner of THIRD and DOCK Streets. sls4p
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TrNToN pAsTp AND slzISGs ING, SiSasIe 60MPAsH sno:,
y Paste for Ro5,mfPso PoeE s.book Makers, 6llI
hangers shosn5jnilsuot not sour; Is cheap aRd Al@ays
Posters etc. Acfer j. Ii. LlpglncVll ~ w. DgNnI
ready 90 nsSliiism Mann Phsdeipnls "a n9ssFnsr' 99sne'
Harper nro3.sh r. L CRA0IN q Co., No. 40 CoM-
soli'aflE Street
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.
The Spanish Government has given notice that from
the 2Sth day OF November 1857, light Will be ex'
hbited from lighthouse AT Chpiona south entrance
OF the GusdalquYer river.
The light is a white light with ecpses every minute.
elevated feet above the level of the sea and In
clear weather should be seen from distance Off
miles
The illuminating apparatus is dioptric, by lenses
OF the first order,
The lighthouse 2O5 feet high. Is attached to the
keepers dwelling, and both painted yellOwsh
white; II s situated the ridge PerrO. between the
village OF Chipona and the old Convent of Regla, A
yards from the shoreiRH
lis position as given. is IN lat SO a NJ lOn 2sS W.
OF Greenwich. and from 10 San Sebastian light bears
s! y f., MAlhndaT Point light F. by NJ q N, and the
centre Of salmedina Rocks w. by Me- nearly one and
a half mile.
light at present hbed from the Church OF ChipiOna
All 5eaTings are magnetc. Variation 20 degrees W.
In is67.
- GEO HENRY RICHARDS, PHOTOGRAPHER.
HvdroRraphc Ofice Admiralty, London, Oct TO- 1867.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-28

PRRDIHe APFAIR OF HON0R.-A dispatch
from This city to the New York Eoe.iss Tele.
gram says: "a duel Is on the tapis here be-
tween Major General and an ex-Oaptain Of
the Army Of the Potomac. The difhculty ORR
Enated at the opera on Monday evening 10
this way:-The captain referred to, who 10
no:ed for his galiantry and pohtenese, occn-
pied seat In the orchestra, and seeing In q
private box friend with whom he desired to
speak, he endesvored TO pass out in the direc-
line OF seats with the Captain was the Major
General, at q distance of some three or four
chairs from the end. The occupants OF all
the intermediate seats, with the exception
Of the Major General, quietly arose 20
let the Captain psss out. The man OF two
stars, however, was leaning against the
row OF seats in frent and showed no sign Of
moving aside The Captain said to him, "Gen-
ersI, please allow me TO pass ont for o mo-
ment" The Major General answered, with
ont moving, This is not the way to pass, sir
You shall not get ont this way. Go around
the other way" "General," said the Captain,
81 thought you were . gentleman. Yoo are
General, and ought to be a gentleman, but you
behave like a rufiiap. Allow me to pass A.
this point person in military uniform who
was in company with the General remarked 70
the Captain "Tha; is not the way sir, to ad-
quarrel Is with that man." pointing to the
General sand not with yoa. Allow me TO
pass"-to the General. The General refused
70 bulge, and the Captain seeing number O Z
ladies about, and unwilling to Interrupt the
PERFORMANCES by row, restrained his ind igna.
ion ana passed out in an opposite direction.
IL 10 said that the Captain has since sent a
cnalienge 70 he General, and proclaims that
ne VIII brand him in the newspapers il he re.
fuses TO "come out" The affair causes quite
an excitement here, as the parties are both
ingtOn."