New-York tribune., 1868-07-06

the guns-Andre under the assumed name Of John An
lines started for NewYork and captured AT Tarry
town, by John Pauding David Williams, and Isaac Van
Vert three American soldiers who search
ing their prisoner found the suspicious papers IN MS
boots BE offered large sum OF money to DC reieased
but in vain, and he was taken to North Castle sma
cavalry outpost, and turned over to Col Jamison, Who
not suspecng the treason OF Arnold sent the captive
renee. Late in the afternoon Major Ben,
intelligence arrived and learning Of the whole
prevailed with much entreay, Jameson TO order the
but the note on much TO the chagrn of Tallmadge
This error of Jameson saved Arnolds NE washington
and Lafayette inspecting the works on the High
lands staff officer was sent to RObmson's house
nouncng that the Generals would breakfast with Cen
and proceeded to the breakfast room Nhe atthe taD9
a courier arrived with the note from Jameson Arnold
Sickness S and left the table, his wife follow.
ing him. on reaching 9 bedroom IN the the, second
Pressing kiss on her forehead and that Of his sleep
ing infant the traitor descended the staircase, called his
cOxswan told Washington that he was going TO cross 10
West Point, and would return soon His barge was
manned, he put off 10 the yutqre, British vessel that
ton We S fe & eGT @d rg HANDED fy the Ior chef m he
turned to the Marquis de Lafayette and asded teauy
and patheucally, "Whom can we trust nowP Andre
subsequently acknowledged that he was an officer of the
British Army disguise within the American lines, and
was executed as spy at Tarrytown. On september "a
Gen McDougall assumed command at West Point. On
November the army went into Winter quarters on the
Highlands
The Continental Congress- Oct l. 1870, resolved that
committee of five be appointed to prepare and bring
in a plan Of military academy. Tho members
Williams and Mr. j. Adams It does not appear that this
committee ever reported. Various efforts were made IN
of which grew the act Of March l6 by which the
military peace establishment was determined various
maintenance, by Congress
One hundred and ifty-seven feet above the river,
plateau embracing about fifty acres OF level ground,
stands the United states Military Academy Leaving me
ferryandng pass up rocky road-on the ielt slde
Of the h have the Library Building, and to the elt
the Cadet Barracks and the residences Of the onces ana
professors shaded by beautiful grove. Proceeding TO
Roes Hotel the plateau the ruins OF an od iort
is seeu-Fort Arnold in the early days of the Revolution
but afterward changed and called Fort Clinton On look
ing from the northern balcony OF the hoel we nave
view presented that the pencil Of the artist and the s
OF the photographer have strlyen IN VAN 70 oe
grandeur Of its mountain scenery the beauty OF inc cear
them Almost at the feet Of the spectator is Constitution
Island with the ruins Of the old Fort Consututon near
feet above b the r wte be Tn sHrpTsed t the nun
ber Of guns that he meets trophies of the Revolution OF
tie War Of 1872, Of Mexico, and of the late Repcon
lie Monarque" Is there-the gun presented 10 Laayeue
by COngress-mortars captured by wayne AT stormy
Point antique mOrtars from Mexico, rited guns IRON
Fort Pulaski and Morris Island. The Academic Building
alleys apartment for fencing and sword exercise ana
the chemical laboratory, The second 1oor contains re
and trophies exhibits all the various progressive stages
poWder and shot models OF field and siege guns ana tho
anatomical structure Of horses for instruction IN cavalry
exercises torpedoes and Rebel shot are mingled
very valuable Guide TO West Points" THE military
SHsS aro at w west POINT Of the
most lasting aud gratifying Impressions from the gnT
Cadets and the precision with which the most dhcnt
maueuvers are executed By them
Re1sis April 70 Sept 20 March ard oooter $50 a. IN 3
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cassl COMPANY SI Dr fl' MsTSa Is Is to April 4iopm
Battalion Dlll, May 10 10 MAJ Jl $40 D. 10.
fg i4 17sIJ P, BT RI H1yy artillery Du and Mortar Practice April
Rysairs Dress Parade. sunset
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representing the District or ieutp Al We i''e ,I
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a.e sll ioa the District q Columbia made Pr-ert
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cent IN Instance. shere may mpaetabe from any
ne afforded which prepare for suce''a examination prior
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here be oi ths ioo"ng eau Of dqaahse4
d,t.s period iapar Gls ehcieacy viii be reieeiei
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Oyer c easasoa, Affections especially ofte scalp any disorder
o. a. 1s ages 81 he bones Of the heads cosruns
., pnS 5sol ' 2 ss s1syt Of fn'' s" @ @ 2 a- %
a Deafness eopous discharge from the ears.
Loss of many teeth or the teeth generally unsonnd
waSt Of due c3S Of the chest ,ny other indication of la
bly 70 plmogie G'ease c - ~, ~. 10Th ~ ,he ,,,er,,r s,
lmpareI OF Inadequate ehcehfy ol one '''N
Of rcWes especially O the cA'cr 'VIhae"H
ofa iolnt erteuuatiOu driomity, &c, &c
10 An unusual eIcurgiture Of the spine.
H. Hernia --r...-s ,.t..
l.rgel sarcocele hydrocee hemerrholis, isiula@
m impaired inadequate efficiency Of one Or both oi ue
on account o. yarco veins fracu malorl4iou Ut iet
ie contraction unequal length baloas o'erpins OF super
uumerAry 6c, &c
Ia Ulcers likely 20 break out aeh
During months Of July and August the Caeeis are euafen
living lhe acdtbN exc e'
commence the beginning September Tie senihlual
this tine the cadets Tg1y examiner m
Cadets. II fonnd protctpt
therein their having been correct In all rescts receive he
station IN their class as their rcie
Iatsrninel examine