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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-17


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~ II. PITRsoN, AUCTIONEER.
~, BY A. u. MELLICK, JR., d BRO,
rs Pine street.
THURSDAY, October 81, 1869.
Closing out Sale.
sF THURSDAY, October 81, 1859, at IL NJ,
on the premises,
loo Villa Sites, G0xl00,
at city of PlaiDied, N. j.
au.l,


situated Pombeton, Central Lane aud Field avenues
And being part OF the w. b. y. Lane HON esead will be
sold auction without Special train from foot of
Liberty ii A. NJ Lunch arrival of the train.
Planfeld II 65 minutes from Wall street. Clean No
need OF change account of dust the Central
Railroad Of New Jersey Exact on time and plenty of room
always Good schools good laws, rowdies; every city
convenience No further from Wall street In time than the
Central Park, Prospect Park Mott Haven Paterson Hack
Orange, nj much lesa prices FOR land Pure
mountain air hne drives pure water and good society Good
schools private and pubc good churches and laws well
administered by incoruptbe Judges No rowdes live
in Panheld Terms of sale For further particulars
A. D. MELIIcK' Js "a $ 4 Bro,
or D. C. HYDE, No. Pine street.
, 1869-02-11

The latrst advlces from Mexico state
'has the government proposes to embark
largely in llc railroad business. II wauls
nj least three nrlroAds Tor the nor.hcra
boundary to the City OF Mexico, thence
cxteI ding 10 two or more points On the
southern Pacific coast and to as msDy
more to The Southern Atlantic limits of
The republic, The government has no
money, but it has land and is prepared 10
issue its own bonds or guarantee any
o1ler bonds 10 any amount. Here IS a
field for the enterprising, which has never
yet been reapcd. The routes Of these rail
rosds run over mountains and through
cu1ctcs rich with mines Of silver and
GOLD, and diamonds, and other PRECIOUS
stones, ard ircp, copper, coal and olhc1
Minerals, These things are all laying
a1ou1d loose IN Mexico, waiting for some
person to pick them up, and the govern.
NJ. ut will make them all over to the cor
pcration which will build the railroads.
We sueges: 10 the gentry who are sc
earnestly asking the privilege Of building
resds tor thr United States, at the public
expense, to take this Mexican prop2s:
tion into consideration.
, 1869-02-11

The adjournment OF ,nc Legislature
:cr whole weck, near the cl0se OF
tho session, btlcEe passing any OF the
appropriation bill7, or proViuing for the
meeting OF the Constitutional Convex
tinp, is orc Of the most unsccounsablc
transactions NC have leard ot this year.
Tic constitutional limit Of tue Ers5'oa Is
ntarly rLactcj. Before the members rt-
Turn the Nmi. will have lwcn passed, and
from that time forward they will
Lc cumpullc1 to cit Tor tue
rc,sy allowance of one dollar
pcr day-:te::1 no1rL bills amounting to
live tines that sum. The presumption Is
that, urIess they have Invisible .aeaos o.
support, they will put the public bus:-
iess through in ihseshlne-machine s'y'e
passing bills, good, bad and ind'Itrcn'
in EUat omnibus loa1s, the conien's n
which will not be known until week:
| after the flnal edjour nmcnt. We ha+
| supposed That tho recess was planned Il
enable Congress to pass the pending c,r'
Etituliopat amendment, 50 that tho L:gis'
.R,urc nigh, take action upon il, bu
This serms not 10 be mentioned anon;
tic rcssons ass'ened tor the pEay.sprll.
, 1869-02-11

pan.cs Oh the Mlssi s!ppi side Of the river, as
caicula,cd upon. ttIr line will be continued in
. direct route to Grand Junction, the cross
ine oi thu Mississippi Central And Mctnphts
& Charleston Road|, some forty ,nIlcs eas& Of
Memphis The route to Grand Juncllsn and
the East will be iu1l as short and far more
practicable than ria Memphis. Il aIso makes
direct communication ria tue Central to New
Orleans, and ria the same line north over Its
contemplated extensions to indianapolis, or
ria Nashville and Louisville.
By this mcans 1t Is calculated, instead OF
allowing tile trade Of Kansas to build up A
rebel town like Memphis, to turn the same
in aid Of Helena, and to also divert the Hons
share Of eastern travel toward the sau,e
route. The project Is feasible at least.
TIE K6ITUA1ioS.
The situation through most Of the State IL
decidedly Hattertng. a. when wrote be-
fore there Is ttill some little trouble in tht
northeastern counties on the Mississippi. It Il
however, last subsiding under the pressure
KutnoFs Of troubles here and there arr lcasl
at timcs, but IRON all authentic informatlor
the great mas Of tue Stale IL ns peaceful Il!
cue could wish. - RESo."
, 1869-02-11
PRUSSIA IN 1869.


The political conditiun OF Prussia at
1he rresen, j1nct1re is very peculiar
one. While an immense msiori'y Of ,he
people symnathize very cordis.ly with
the foreign policy oi thei1 government,
THY are no less bitterly opposed 10 The
c: uzse which it is pursuing AZ homc.
The Cabinet, presided over hy Count
Bisna1k, is composed Of most he:pro-
genecus elements, q nsjority of the Min
,str1s being ;mbued with reac,iopsry
principles and steadily refusing to make
any corcessioIs to the progressive spirl.
oi the times. Tnc Minister of Public Iu-
ttruriiop, Herr Won Mubler, is the mos.
unpopular and unyiclding Of these rcsc-
iinnists in the p1ussi8n Csbine,. Beside
his Objectionable political priucl ,les,
which a1e those Ct the cx xreme wing Of
the feudsl sTistccraly, he is an ardent
aohcrcnt OF the party Of religious reac-
zion; and, while vast msj eri;y Of thu
Pruss1an people are undoub;edly bitterly
opposed to the teachings and tendencies
Of This party, which numbers among lis
leaders such men as Knak, the famous
n..iA fa7't" n''ss eo' ''o' ''s"s w
astronomy e9ea'eo 50 s1eas sensaaoo a
| Msnisser of Public Instruction, in sll his
v'aesh' ,.' d. > ueee tne 4.o'lus VI 'oese re-
.I ne.ous ieace,on''.s' 11 ts lc1uscs - Efsn' 1
pssuiss'on nn, ~ sne o1saaaE VI n's
senoois ltee 'ioui see ai'an'sn, Nv con'
@ sseat's su'1ss.s ,ue 'a.s SUI, " 'o1'us4s >
"u p .,,1a,, -. 49, :? aols aaa .ioa. ~,
:": - ,.., ~ sae'
u'ola' n0 o"'
s1o" wy N,.. A'sns @ sasa''nuA as ,a.a Ios', ,',
w. on,y apos ,aoaha.. @ ,,,s1 ,o~ n' ~;
~. 1uen .'o''. ~ s s -. ..s an.,
an.e aIu o's.y .',in .. r a 49, ,.,".', eu,
~ seu.,A. '".ass Ms aa;s i,hs,. 49,. ;a...a,;a nr
80 pe4 ',eS':e,s,:. sans .1 .s:-'a.
ar ~, ue's slk i'uo'le op'saon c c.,a,
,,.a 49, tS M;,;p'n ulsas. y 1a,a .ouas 1870 1870
81 - ~ ~, =. r,,e, sl :. ~ sa.J,
% ,.ss n1,,, " ",;anrS1o M ~ IT, s.n,.. p aa =. 49, 49,
- nccse;nt ,h., ho nr;zas IN liz svh,o.;,s,c 49, 49,
sr,.,, =, s,,;aa ',ar,,.;a. 80 ~ .,...l:SS
'sc sct,,,.sraneosrs.,.,ns'ra r ] s 49, 49, -.
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s. 49,. =, ~ .f;.,..,..a ~,
ns .ass,,. ~ 49, ,oao n,no:o, % 's;,,, :" =.
nukut "u' p'.,,..s. >nI .o ] .rnn,o,s w." - -, -
'se secc ~ 81 ~ ,,p.,ra. n. s;noo ~, w.
, 1869-02-11

house where be Is confined, and begged per.
m'ssiou to see their only hrother. This *aa
Dc MED. and they then begged the privileges
OF tendirg q message to him. This request
was granted, and the mess5gE s-nt was that
the n.othrr and they were starving
and the landlord OF their apartments
Threatened 10 turn shem In the streets unless
tae overdue rent was paid forthwith. When
11e do1r -snnn conveyed this sud message to
iallstt be turned taale, and. sinking to the
bllnk IN III. cell, burst into tears and weps
nlttesif. Then, stripping OF his overcast,
1e tAfust It through The bass, and told tho
noof-fnnn TO take it to his sisters and bid
them pawn IT to Keep them from actual star
WALTON. Talent is, doubtless, a hardened
criminal, aud ono under ordinary circuu.
stances undcserving Of sympathy, but in his
case he has been aud is siilI
against him he should be di=charsed' and L
they hare it must be made manifest by his
prompt arra:gnment and punishment. Not
wi,hstardug his long imprisonment, extend
ing over q mouth. he still positively a$aests
that he knows nothing Of the murder aud waa
not concerned in 1t in the remosest manner.
Il the new theory developed through The rev.
elAtions of cx-Policeman Delaney IS tile tru
ono, ard the police authorities appear conlt
dent that it i, Talent must certainly be In
Eoecrt Of all connection with the murder, AMI
Is Us much entitled to his freedom - the mos
rv+pectab!e citizen in ouE Eailat.-4Heso Yorl
Uur{d,
, 1869-02-11
THE CITY IN BRIEF.

GEoR1E RIcE, residing a. No. $50 State street,
was awakened on Tuesday Right By the report Of
d pistol, the ball from which plssed IN close
proximity TO bis head, LIZ 10mp4d up. and oh
served yourg MIN making his exit through she
window. H. erdeavored to capture hiu- but
fAt2sa. An Examination led 10 thu d1.covesJ Of q
q.a1 ti.E Ct e1othiux. lied up In sheet, On the
fcCf Mr. ntce thought be- E.cnzE1zet In the buzz
Flar 5cuug nan named Horace i:o1G1or. re-
sM,etrg M @ tn r. Sein,t1; ne s-co.alEs1y had cosE-
thsrceo btt.'se Justice Militken, al tre Police
CoErE With hurg nrT. and. after At exsmtnat1or,
was he.d IN Fl at0 bail for trial at the Recorders
Curt.
THE ANNUAL ELEc11oS OF OFFICERS ef ths
Fruit d. a'eza' Exchange was he'd At tnelr room
On 1he sfleEu. IN u tue 9:n tpst. a good desr
es p15s' sife1sa ws,s
Bernct; i Fuller; p"ard Of DIRECTORS, F. T.
.apsn as"mas @eh9 e I9ep:e e. s.7.ss So s,S e.
Sseet, o. R, aan.ea { Co; - =. 3 Mhttt1er. Of
M5sSsa xss g. G. HessS 2.
G. R. seaass, John Burton, Of J. B1rtoa i Co.
JAcoB REl,soEu, the lar1do1d Of tn house Nm.
snps nn,,eI, tnta The weodshea il tie Tesr of lie
bn11.ipx, on tuesday utyht, and endesyu1ed 10
take 1E'woprr Aht rstes Wild aer rsen. ahc re-
bottle OF vhlskey he u,adf Taes husband drunk and
set rlm 10 AbusllR or. to1Ltl IN himself Mr..
rsisted beiore Josrce Qa,In a: slc N.rtu de-
Follce ccurt, aEc fined SO for d1sotderlJ cun-
ELCl.
TIE tAsz OF cx-ohic're frame and johnson
CHARGED with shooting hacSman 0akes, W1s,
IL ain called at TIC Poice Co1rt gesterca! morn
Ing. The statement OF III, cout te. 10: tho fecce
III pr eeatc H. suit, vas foa:d 10 Be- "a ialse, ha
etilii oeisg in the CITY. connled to big he'd. The
case wss further c0urtsued urtll the 18th Instant
| Hrxnr No11s j, the proprietor Of q saloon on
TuesenY might, durirg me prosre.1 of which one
Thoaas Fennsssy o.eW @ rey,av4s saa taseste1ed
H 5Reak 5Rse %
he1ry Notts and his csothsE Philip .e;s s1fssted
h.a setore Jns2e1 ~ ne ts armes ar
va f aned sIo. and ,ho otucrs $40 eacn-
wn11Ax STEWART, ,e*sdisg It.: =, Nc Y Y Ktads
.sfsa x.a s of stsaaa
n1Isd fst Ss51 aat 5ns sGny at tge
ball Tor further eraulratton. ehs not being able
| to appear on acc1nnr Of her Injuries.
! On EA1ranA1 N1oH1 lass, q German. FAMED
1rcge. and zuooed Of p: cket.eook contaiEIng
H. e. e1a ,h.e: ~ 5otss .;ca 9 sn o.
asss sna y 4aa fae oPnsrs as aHs
1irefy, trawn By Martin and Shrl.ttan =. shasteT.
| Itis occasion 10 fakeR TO aasn sne pooue
| against Receiving shesa documents
prrEe hct;1sw, who has been ,qofte p1om1-
rentls 6cio1c she public Of iste, IA The police
| 1s1t. wnt.ansiqred u-tore Ju-tier Mil,lken II
Police Searf 2ssfs5d,4, ,,1,a sn Gn .ae
tdFss s1a s: + Il ; s,i 70 answer Il Se &s-
cpreers Ct nrt.
eA1Au Tnirr, who was tnea So the other day
-. up again 3. fore Jnstscs A.!'.kxn y.sss.aa3
,d5,ea 81 90 b See eriefeea ia II eesat q ia
| smouut HaFah uas sent to sae 6faoe"elL
, 1869-02-11

Tue following " rds haec been inhr-
pulutcd in the 14rbor bill sent TO tic
Legislature by tho Common Ooauc:l OF
this city:
"1yorta,d, hortffr. that the .sne rto.w.t,
lhe ltkc front, ttx mics !occ std ,hses m,,rs
ntHr'y.1tnr VfdFt at xty time. upon ,hc
came Il rms hnn c1rd.t1ont as the trav5l l.cds
belo1glL 10 raid eisy."
There wss nothing in the bill rs
passed upon by the Common Council
providing Tor the lease OF .his property
icr aBy tenn whatsoever. W'll somt
membtr Of the Cock County delegation
explain 10 us how these words came II
be inEe1sctp
, 1869-02-11
The murder Of ex-senator Mcconnell

The murder OF ex-senator Mcconnell
Is one Of the most terrible mysteries 1t
the times. an old man, p'ss the age OF
tbrce-score and ten, is assaulted by an
assassin il his own house in broad day.
neh.~ HIS brains are kaockca out, and
he murt.rer escapes without leaving q
clue or even suspicion behind him. NJ
robbery was committed, and no proy1ca-
lion is assigned to account for the horrible
deed. lis possible that the motive Of
the pcrpc.rator is 10 bc r. uuj in pend
ire lawsuit involving large sum ot
monty, in which Mr. Mcconnell Was a
party or witness. We understand .hs'
such suit Is now pcuaing in this city
ard the property involved consists O
real estate in the North Division O.
| Chicago.
, 1869-02-11

punishment has bccone, to great extent,
bic is opposed to it. Convictions are less
crrtaip where this law Il In force.
The alternative Of death by hanging
OF an acqu'ttat, was presented to
The Jury in the case Of Cole tor the murder
oflliecock, and between the two evils the
ileye thut Cple could have escaped convlc-
lion BY q mere quibhle, Il It had not been tor
the law Of capital punishment IN the State
Of New Yosk.
Lei the murderer be PIT at hard labor
for life bcyoud tho hope Of pnsaon, then btu
labor will become q eourca OF proAt ana reee'
nue. to the State. Then society will be bet.
TER protected aud life, liberty and PROPERTY
Will be more secure. HENRY l.. stAfToS
CHICAGO. Feb. 8. 1862.
, 1869-02-11
Il TIMELY REBUEE,

Tt Luldon Saturday ReEiese. which
IS erisioly-whatcver else may be Eaid
<t 1t-cDe oi the abltst and most
tLoush h':u: Of the EEg!iEh Journals, has
ts:,:r T. flec1inns:
'1s The T1tt'd s'atcs nc see The influence OF
Y.otcy IN ,te wszt, anu mos. urolush:Lg form.
t:sn The Gcrs to which the .se1, democracy
j. c1goect. Eote e 30 consplcuonF, arE nnoe 80
Eens.a'y recognized oy I'll ttin.ins NEE, as
T." d.1ees q downright Eseaniarr e3trnpttoa.
,u-t:c: rlrn ut o p.e a:eu.ed-r1ca.1y OF wrongly
-o,l4r:ns 1e.fanced the shareholders Of great
In .e.s. cortanF. WhsteTes the result. no one
irar u flsur. Hat IN New iork thr
ass' ,n E sppoa5 10 e1,noa p;
1t'E-tIt aiment Tor tran-achoIs In shases
wtlcc fairtS sstaLlth The cu:rsprtstEE Br1;lsh
II consequences OF a aoafrei between the con
s1l1a:ais, It turns our tina: each Of ticn has
Jndrr'[ hte Day, aLt II 86ie to nrsg the raa.
esne:y O. lu:tt. through The o1rt Of the uo.s uu.
hscs c1uiS!t-e il sns:sad nsf 30 30 dssao1sl,zips
.,vai m.n;pu'aioI+ Q! The sfess Efie Itatlsoad.
Motu} has aGuhiIeEs great Influence uppn ihe
Fri b rA1'!.ment. but .. iea., 1t does %. ,nau
ts eose's,s ec,e1a,nsd ID 81 sre.t e0aa nes+a4' y
hyiirh mcr; but a. leh.t We are rot told here tha
rutse sha1 hsi sse rc.cnue escapes through tuyt
twtLu- leaks between The cunuiou,or and tnt
tA.7uEul rAth"gocT. and we 1fe entirely free from
tuCh mart:ri"ur tut poHtriul aeent1er a. th
nc:tr.ous "WbIskey f1LH." The iLn7.p:e q
rs",e5 IL Eur!a-d .ct. thsuash wi,a. by con,
tsti.Cn at ltaes, 1uay he cal.a lcsfttm ete ch r.
Ics; krd oe ara not dlEErscsu by p,y1ng one =,
Gf tsxtP 10 tLc public Ahd aEG1hef to tho p!ur
<i.stsA rf tLc tU ,ic revenue The wealthy c&a4sc
izAy he puNetful. hut they nsSe NOT thu power I
mud th,sGt With al exclusive rs=w to lnvlt on
}uetctr."
i; II lawful, says &hc Lain prorc,1
Il, lcnrn from an enemy, and though tt
Saturday Hteicte is no: special lrlenj
>l's ccun1r1, ne msy acknowledge II
truth tt this statement, even II II VIC
mudc in an un'riendly spirit. We mi
no: only atknowlcdsc It's truth, but col
tc5s thai IL is not the hall OF II. Unl.l
piy, in the largest and most influeu,,
city Ct ,be country both commercial 81
. political afluirs are 70 ten from core
tk'p. There is not only the hidden 81
creme bu, The hidcous and disgusting Gu
Jup,icn which there is no attempt
hide, but there is not honesty enough i
even TO be ashamed Of It From p.ims
m,ctirgs 10 national elections ia an I
ground OF forgery.
, 1869-02-11

cas:on TO disabuse the Kings mind by !
th1owirg down the gauntlet I'd the Par |
liameus, and informing it that he would !
no. shrink from violating the constitu.
iion whenever 1t suited his purpose.
Such is the majority Of the Pfussian
Cabirc'. Il represents bigoiry and in
tolerance In tho religious and educa.
tionRl affairs of the country, narrow.
minccdness and incapactty in the De-
partmcnts OF the Interior, OF Commerce
aEd Agriculture, and unscrupllous SER
| Witty to the behests OF the King mad the
rcaciionary party in The administration
Of justice.
TIE minority Of the Cabinet Is imbucd
with more liberal principles; but, al-
though, as regards ability, some Ct its
members are vastly superior TO those 0.
the majority Of The Cabinet, the obsti-
macy Of the old King. who generally
slGes with the latter in sll questions Of
domestic policy, has hitherto tlwar:ed
all the efforts Of Count B.smark spd
Barcn von DIR Heydt, who are usually
supported by General von Room, the
Minister of War, to impsrt more
liberal character to the home admin1s-
tration OF The Prussisn Government. I.
is generally known that Bismark him.
SELF has 1epea,edly urged The King to
dismiss Muhler and Eulenburg, and that
he has taken pains to dlssuade Hts
N1tjesty from sanc!ion1ng some Of the
most unpopular measures recommended
by these Ministers. Public opinion in
Prussia, however, does nos cnslrcly sp-
prove Of The course which the Prlmr
Minister has pursued. II charges him
with a la.k uf G1mness and pcrscver,
ancP, for which the cl ,rts Of the rcac'
tioniEss at The r1ussian Court 10 bring
about his overthrow, and his desire 1o1
10 incur the cispleasure OF the King, may
probably account. Another unto ward
, circumstance is the conviction generally
entertained in Prussia thut Baron v3E
. der IIeydr, ,hc Minister OF Finance, whs
always sustsins Blsmark in his opposi
| tiou to the rcactionsry maj 7risy OF tht
Cabinet, is man Of little ability, and
that his administration Of the na.tonal
, finances has been sineularly unfortunate
The discortent to which this state O
/ | affairs has given rise for some time pas!
and which il fast assuming formida dabls
t proportions, has already led TO cnnsol,
!, dalion Of the various wings OF the grea
5 Liberal party, which from 1866 to 1866
were foolish enough to wage war up,1
| each other; and even vevy large per
y ton of the so-ca1'ed Free Conservative
> in the PIusslan Parliament have bee
| i l,ty In ~ nj
, 1869-02-11
mtBcr11anx0us.

Erclxnd's "ied-coats" cost her &75 o00,0 600
year.
TWO lattct ~ OF Shelby. o:lo, hayo arranged 4.
fslksrg match. b1rgic hca'. 2i huurl.
ALutoraceo Bottettcs h1c being formed IN tho
buckeye s.sto..
40 Btitlah regulars arc to be Withdrawn tton
, 1869-02-11
WYOMING.

A Day in ahe ArmY-yvhat Asy People
ITO he Morning Gun-staDfe Call
\ Suloi<r>a aB1cskIAs:-an army Doc.
tur aud His Pntlenss-The Military
FIMonerA-The officer OF the Guard
Drill all Dinner Time-3 ciHi Hops
"A Jol = MMaquerade-Fatr Women
md Hrkvo MEN.
, 1869-02-11
SCHSCRUTIDS TERMS.
PAYABLE ADVANCE,

PAYABLE N ADVANCE
pa.'y Edition, rcr year. By xA1L...........sl1 90
Tr,~ eehly Et,tlcn- PER year by AA1L..,... 500
enu''a. Edtioa, pcr year, b} xA1l.......-.. 1.aO
Weekly Edition, f'c< ycas. by xA11........., 400
TAsts Of Z Ytar u AAme rxte.
To prevent telAF and ustskes, nc tI:o 1nd ctr
1'cs; 0t1cc nadrtas In s1ll, Including State nud
teALty.
lne:1as*srfs arr allowed Ten rtf CENT commission.
h1atltarccs mag be uasdc cishsr b. nssft E1ptrsa
Iost Ncc Order, or In frxsterrd ettrrs 1t our rfa
11Kxs TO C1TI EC1scNI1KRa-
Daily. teuEered, -rhdas xacEf1kp. 1acts. rct week
pAll,. delivered, Sunday 1Sclr1'Ep, 30cH rcr week.
A.stsets, Tribune COMPANY,
, 1869-02-11

| sounded, when the men fall In under arms 10
! irlut oi their quarters aud are Inspected. il
the weather IS hEe. b. a company officer.
The roll is called md tley are dismissed. Al
the last sound Of retreat dies away the even
ing gun is fired. announeiuc that thc genera
military duties ct the day are over. Ihe
hand then repairs to the front Of the cam'
maudiu. officers quarters aad discourse;
several pieces Of music.
The company commanders are required
three times each day fat 1tvetle, retreat aH1
tattoc) to report their companies to the "A
iu.aIt, naming the abseutcet, aud the Aa1a
tan, ir tu:u reports them to the command
iuc officer. At $50 p. NJ tattoo Is sounheu
when tho men fall IN without arms aaa tns
roll Is called. Fifteen minutes later taps !:
blown and all the lights put out except Il
the officers quarters. Besides their rcgulal
duties, the oiI1tcrs have to sit at Courts o.
Inquiry 10 examine into the nature OF any
transaction, accusation OF imputatton agalns
an olllccr or soldier; Boards Ct Survey. t 1
cxamlre and report upon public property
aau1oced az unsuitable for use, or found Dell
I | clint in quality or quality; Examin'n:
, Boards Tor the promotion Of nou' commits
, | sioned officers; Courts Martial for the WA
pi offenders aeaInst military laws. rccu!s
sreetion Of the troops quarters ana "a sna.r .,,
j camp every SUNDAY morning by the com
:. mant!lrr officer. At the end OF each monll
+ there Is monthly in.pec1ion ey the CON
! ,dasp''s n;saf troops, % civthlpg, supple
y and cyery1hitE belonging 70
most Is oyerhauled. Another fnsPeetao '1
,aSc. pace Oh the last day Of every I"
n m,,nt,s. commencing February STA we
= tha ,ner, are mustered faF pay ahu tul1
n the 1uost complete Of all, each man eeaoG 8, !
o djyidualiy examined, and ~ uh.1v ,s S.''e
i nrtSre being PLACED on the tolls ios pay.
= Fart Russell Is situated about tntec ",,' ~,
!. from Cheyenne In Wyoming le,fl1oIS, ~, a''
:. T. hn;lt Oh q broad plateau On GsnN ~. a.
n # Is twelve company post, anu toe .ss4 uoes
II a.c inrcc and cutnmodious. Eac4 1aalI'. ,'.
:. otacrr Ia aliowcti three rooms anu k'trs ~
;. t3ox1 .taire, md two rooms up sia"s. ~.
s,ncf,. officers havu two rooms ana htsI' III,
!, e.ussS lis The hu,,-cs are tuils donn'e: nes,
oo scna: a,cd by thick partition una hlea ooa ol
~ esaso IN rcaf, The buildings are al o. @ ~oe
,enss y % erown on thc otstds and !, ha1 az
as = mcly grained In imitation o. oaH n,,.isfs
10 Thc prc..nt garrison o. 'he iprt f7,;,ui 4 q,
ri iiyr aus eon1par1es Of The ssconu col'ea ''ae
b CayalEy., =, ,bc n,st arc Ja
n den Wilcox, Brent, and 1inls' Isastana,
hc lln,,cd States Infantry; fiT:a I ri"htsrr
e h. Woods % Rcssn, Campion and nygE, EsMi,e1, In,
NC sns1 .na 11oyt. Eighteenth Infantry; c.v.,,
N. VI Same. s. brisbln, commanding '"''A