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SPEECH By The Nav GovEREoR
OF CONNEoTICUT.-The Hartford Re-
publicans and personal friends Of
MARSHALL j EwELh, the Republican
Governor elect. of Connecticut, re-
Gently gave him a aerenade. In re-
spouse to calls, Mr.. JEWELL was in
troduced to his visitors by General
HAwLEY, and made the following
speech, which was most enthusiast
calIy received:
"EelLOl0 Citizens and 5GentIen11tn. ..---4--
1t Is with no small degree of pleasure
that | appear here in response to your
cal, and permit me to say that l thank
you all most heartily for the. great
honor you have done me ia placing
me in the highest executive Office in
our State. do not = take the
comforting of this honor as speci-
ally due to anything personal to
myself. but rather that. In the exer-
else of your privileges as freemen,
you have found Ia me representa-
tive in some measure of principles,
the preservation of which are i'm
portant to yourselves and TO the State.
I Applause. | trust that my conduct
In performfug the duties of the office
will be such as to elicit commenda-
ton from the people, and contribute
to the best interest of Connecticut.
In thanking you for the victory we
have won, | thank you. in the name
oil the party which is pledged, as is
our great leader to- maintain the
rights of the people. EApplause.1 ]
We may rejoice that Connecticut has
taken this stand has approved the
verdict of November. May she
always prove true to the great pro.
gressive principles of the Republican
party. which are equal and exact
justice to all men, regardless of race
or color-edual aud exact justice be-
fore the courts and at tie ballot OK"
EGreat applause.
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LoNDoN, April 19.-Accounts of
the safety of Livingston, the African
traveller, received, reported that he
left Zanzibar in January. for England,
going overland via Cairo.
The steamers City of Cork aud
Atlantic, from New York, have ar
rived.
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TELEGRAPH sUMMARY.


Gold closed in New York yesterday al
1ss3<
MT. Daua has declined the Appraiser
ship OF New York city, 70 which ne was
recently appointed and confirmed.
DR.. OgIe. OF New York, died on Saturday
OF typhoid fever coBtraeted on the fever
ship James Foster, Jr.
william H Rice, Of Quincy, Illinois,
was found dead in bed, at the St. James
Hotel, CinciEnasi at IL O'Clock on Sunday
night. Death from appoplexy, was the
verdict of the Coroner's jury.
The last rail was laid on Sunday on the
Louisville, Lexington & Cincinnati Branch
Railroad, making l04 miles between Gov
fugton and Louisville. Trains will not
run for week or two
The HeroEd's Washington special de-
clafes that the Government is making ac-
tive preparations for war on the Cuban
question; while the TTIbane's special says
the Government will preserve a strict
Neutrality between the Cubans and span
1aTds- Is u ass.tlAE
The jswelry store OF J. r. CapelIe. OF ST.
Louis, was snteIed on Sunday between
and Is O'Clock, and robbed of $1,000 worth
Of gold and silver watches, gold spectacles,
gold and silver thtmoies, gold rings, pens.
etc. No clue to the peEnetFators
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st. Louis MarknI.

BY Teiegraph.I ST. LOUIS. April 19.
ToBACCo-Very little offering; prices are
unchanged.
HoTToN-NoLhiug doing.
HEMP-DuIl and unchanged
FLoUR-Nery dun: small sales of double
extra At 20 0096 %; treble extra at 81 so.
WHEAT-Dull and neavy tor Fall; fair 10
prime red so at 81 30Rl so; strictly prime
70 fancy " hate 81 S59I 95: Spring firm at
" Oo91 oo for No. ia elevator; 81 I21S for
NO 4 DITTO, buyers paying elevator charges.
CORN-eluieJ; 51959c for mixed and white
in bulk; 641zg6Se for mixed and white in
sacks.
oATs-QuIet at 6l@62e: few lots of fancy
white at 65c.
BARLEY -SOmes demand for choice and
fancy Spring; small sales of choice Iowa
at 81 90
RYh-Firm at 81 231I o.
WHISKY No buyers al SIC
GRoCERIES-Dull and unchanz ed
PoBK-Gretty firm, with small sales at
$50 50d3l ..
BULK MEATS Packed clear sides in the
small way at 16c; sales of 200 900 rs shoul.
derss hams and sides. on private terms
BACoH-ShOuiders at l3l4c, rib sides I6e
clear RID 1870, clear sides lie.
HAMS-Sugar-cured, packet 2Jc
hABD-Quiet but firm; I7J5c for choice
tIerce; l9e ior keg.
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Seven Rich and Highly I'm.
proved Uli0 9IVer BOttOm
Farms, and 5O4 Town Lots.
to be Disposed OF In Shares.
$50 PRIZES IN Town LOTs.
VaIued at 1920 each.
I4O PRIZES IN TOWN LOTS,
Valued at SIOO each.
81 PRIZES IN TOWN LOTS,
Valued at $50 each.
TIOK ETs. e.


EwVIIE DRAWING WILL TAKE
H. place at Masonic Temple, ia Louis
vile, Kentucky, on the lst day ofSeptem-
ber, 1863 s[-r
Age nts will furnish pamphlets eivina.
description of the property, and contain
ing the act OF the Legislature dtsfhorfsi10
The sale.
Commissioners who will manage the en-
terprise are named IN the act OF the Legis-
lature, and their Integrity and RESPONSE.
bility are endorsed in the ceftlhcates
(which will be found in the pamphlBtsl
of Governor John W. Stevenson, Hons.
Garrett Davis and Thomas 4. McCreery
United States Senators, Hon. John. r..
OF Representative Hon. AFchibald DixOn
Joseph Adams, President OF the Farmers
Bank, H. e.. Dallam, President of the Ma
hODal Bank, John II. Barrel and Others OF
Henderson, KY; Hon. w. II. Parrett, Judge
of the Circuit Court of the Fifteenth judi
elaI District, and M. s. Johnson, Judge Of
The Court OF Common Pleas, OF Indiana !.
Hon. VIM. Ii. Walker, Mayor, John
hopkins. President First National Bank,
and others, of icvanRville, Indiana, and
many other gentlemen of position and
prominence in Kentucky ami Indiana.
TICKETS eau be purchased OF
l.. III. LYME, Farmers' Bank, Hender-
T. b. ALEXANDER. CommArcial Bank
rios. 4. 4. brooks. Coyineton. Kv..
JOHN q. LATHAM, President Bank oi
HOpkinsville, HOpkfnsville, KY.
James J.. Dallarn, ColnmeEciai Bank, Pa
@s- books opened at these points ou the
LIST of Oct Ober. 1898. -- ~
PHI LIP HORNBROOK, Esq, Water
Street, between Main and Sycamore and
SEMONIN.- DIXON & Co, No. i-- nnrti
First street, will order tickets from the
Agents at Henderson, KY, for those who
desire to purchase. se2s dtf
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Sentenced to be Haugea

RocHEsrER, N. Y, Aprit19.-Jas.
Hessar has been sentenced to be
hanged on the fourth of June next,
for killing his wife in Penfeld.
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( fire.

NEW MARKET, n. H., April 49,
Readers machine shop. south of New
Market. was burned this morning.
Loss. $45 600.
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mo. l,497.l
United States MarshaPs Notice.

OA4I0u oIdIes MdfSnaIB NOLlc0.
United States OF America, District OF In
diana, SS:
"HEHEAS. A LIBEL OF IN.
Wv FORMATION was filed ia the DistrIct
court OF the United States for the Disf ri "a
OF AndIana, on the 27th q y or March, 1863.
Dy Dy george w. RagOn. by his proctor,
S,aarles S,aa T.; Marsh, Esq. against the
steamer PetrOlla No. 2" her engines.
laSkie, apparel, and furniture. seized al
salo district In a cause OF damages civil
anu maritime, and claiming damage fu
s,, ssis ~ in 81 ts and PRAYING process against
saIu Iu Yessei, and that the same may be con-
deInned and sold therefor
tr,.om' therefore. Ia pursuanee of the mo-
ntslou it.u nhuer the seal OF said Court 20 me
ulIseted and delivered, / do hereby give
PuDile notice 10 all persons claiming said
gOodss or any part thereof. or In anv u1an-
hef Interested therein, that they be and
aPPear before the said, the District Conrt
ot me United States, 20 be held at me civ
9l M Indianapolis. In aud for the District 0f
1ndiaha, on the frsI Monday OF Nav
next ~ 10 o'clock OF the forenoon OF that
uhyt Ihen ard there 10 interpose their
behalf ." 'i't' 'i't'
-. BEN. SPOONER, Marshal, u. 8.
Attest j. ID. HowLAND, Clerk.
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less intense; she devotes herself and
suffers, she will suffer unto death for
her dream and her faith. A faith
powerful and ef6eacousl 1t produces
a world, and one of the most wonder
ful of worlds Speak not to me- Of
suus. of the elementary chemistry of
globes The marvel of hupming-
birds egg transcends the mill kyway.
Understand that this little point
which to you seems impercepno bic, IS
an entire ocean-the sea OF mtlk
which floats in embryo the Yeil-be-
loved OF heaven. lt floats; fears DO
shipwreck; it il. held suspended by the
most delicate ligamehts; IL is saved
from Jar aud shock. 1t swims all
gently in the warm element, as it will
swim hereafter in the atmosphere. A
profound serenity, perfect state IN
the bosom of nourishing habitationl
And how superior to all sucking.
But see how, in this divine sleep it
has perceived its mother aud her
magnetic warmth And it, too, be-
gins to dream. Its dream Is of mo
ton; it initiates, it conforms TO It's
mother; its first act. the act OF an OBJ
scure I've. is to resemble her h
"Knowest thou not tn at love transforms
Into itself whats'er it foves?"
And as soon as it resembles her 1T
will seek ITO join her. Ii ,inelines, it
presses more closely against the she'll,
which theneeforth is tAe sole barrier
between it and its mother. Then,
then she listensl Sometimes she is
blessed by hearing already its first
tender piping. 1t viii remain a pris-
oner DO longer. Grown daring, it
will take its own part 1t has a beak,
and makes use of it. 1t strikes, it
cracks, it cleaves its prison wall. 1t
has feet, and brings them to its assist
anee. See now the work begun Its
reward is deliverance; it enters into
liberty. Micheiet.5 I"
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One of the great benefits a young
x an may derive from women's society
Is that he IL bound TO be respectful to
them The habit is Of great good 10
your moral man, depend upon il. Our
edueatiOu makes of us tae most emi-
nently selfish men 10 the world. We
tlgnt for ourselves; we push for our
selves; we cut the best slices out of
the joint al club dinners for our
Atlvgss we yawna for ourselves. and
light our pipes, aud say we won't go
Out; We prefer ourselves and our ease :;
aud the greatest good that comes to a
man from womens ) society is that he
has to think Of somebody besides him
somebody to whom he is bound
10 be constantly atteatiye and respect
faI. Certainly l don't want my dear
Bob to associate with those of the
other sex whom he doesn't and can /
respect; that Is worse than billiards !;
worse than tavern brandy and water !;
worse than smoking selfshness ut
home. But [ VOW l would rather see
you turning over the leaves of Miss
: FiddlecOmbe's music book all night
than at billiards, or smoking, or
brandy and water, or all three
Thackerau.
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I" AN+Fas tsssssssN aNfh a. nj
.s. 3 eEI I'.f M
eOthe last. ........i...,. u2 r. hI
s.'...'.....-.. .....-..s..s4.s.l,..1 30 ~. hi
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Rookportsiage (vln NeWburRh and Boom
ViliBD carrying the mail, leaves 90 a. M.,
on MOndayA, wednesday, and tridnVR.
Arrives BY r. ~, Tuesdhya, ThurHdnya
and Saturdays.
New Harmony Mail Eitg0 leaves Mon
days and Fridays at " A. d. Arrives Tues
days and saturdays ~ Il. M.
Nj Vernon Mail HfHgp leaves daily faN
onDf BundaYa) att "A. MI. Arrives daily lau
sepi Sundaya) bY Pm
To NMWRuItG. .-@if mnw daily t@Wcout Rum-
Aay,) from the M0rohaut'a Hotel nf 3
O'Clock y. m.
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z. H. & N. r. r.. Northern Division
TRAINS GOING SOUTH.

Leave Henderson daily (3unday8
eAcepteaJ ...s.-...--......s -ss..... go PM
Arrive at Madisonvilla ........ 9 20 w. af
GOING NORTH.
Leave Madisonvilie ..................... 4.IBA.m.
Arrive ~ Henderson,. ..... .............. -Q5 Ahf
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The Egg, Its Parent. be- YITIa

Let us be modest here. With US
the mother loves that which stirs in
her bOsom-that which she touches,
clasps. enfosds 10 assured possession;
she loves the reality. certain, agitated
and moving, which responds to her
own movements. But this one loves
tas future and unknown; her hear t
beats acne, and nothing as yet re-
spends 90 it, Yet is not the love the
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NEW ORLEANS, April. 19.-The
newspaper Crescent has been merged
into the Times.
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To LOUIsvILLr.-EverV Monday nnd
saturdGY at ~ O'Clock AN, HQefg ruoadnv.
O'Clock p. nj.
To QArhO--Daiiy. except sunday. 40 q
o'clock y. NJ.
TO GREME HtvnH.- Every Tuesday ana
Saturday a. O'Clock PIX, Every 1hursday
at o'clock y. NJ.
To EAsTPOnT. Every Monday. Wadnna-
day and Friday ~ q O'Clock ~. II.
To gnKlsoH-DaiiEi except Sundays,
at O'Clock Pm.
To NAaHVILLn-- EvofV Wa0nUa0nV and
10 MEmPIlIs. Every rueaday ht4r.M.
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RAnLROAD TImE.TAnIl.
Evansville and 0rawfordsvlllo.
GOING HoFnH.


Leave Leave arrfra
Terre naute. Viuoannea. EivfIIr.
Freight n Ac. .8gfA N 1880 II NJ bs8s * n
Mail--.--.-'....-- so8 n 5;25 p n ssI8P m
N. B.-The Yincennes Acoomm odatlou
Train leaving GO 1fU5 p. M.s makes close
connection with the Ohio and MiaHiahfpuI
Railroad az Yincennes for 81. Louif ana
Cairo.
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TRAINS ARRIVE Az TuNcTT0N.
, 1869-12-02

were, The bonds must b provnd to bo
worthless. How much the loss which this
city and county havc sustained by this kind
Of business is estimated atby those who
know the details, we cannot say. It IL,
perhaps, useless, As it is wholly unprofts-
lie, 10 waste time on the past. furthcr than
10 learn from il how TO avoid md prevent
such mischief in tho future, The remedy
is plain aud npra@icah'e one. Lot no
bid to received unless it ia accompanied
by cash or oartiicata Of deposit equal to
10 per cent Of the amount Of the bid,
rnado payable to the proper ofacss upon tho
failure within certain specified time TO
sccept the contract nt tho p-ice bid, and to
execute satisfactory bond fos the faithful
execution Of the contract This will put m
end to this combination to extoH money
from the public, aud will obvtate the Diff
Guilty Of straw-bail bonds; 1t will leave the
city fu!Lbanded, and throw the defaulting
bidder TO his remedy by suit'at Law to re-
cover bis money.
, 1869-12-02
In Mcua0tlnh4

On ye.tcrdAy, &c recaFtd Inc tad'idtuya OF the |
de eense Of General James L ktcrnap, who died |
in New ycEk c;ty, On S.tn1day aass, II the $50
year ot his age
1hus arotner brave and bright Split ls er,ed
arss from ioy,pg wife, children, and fond friens4
IL ear]v manhood. from Tho intidtous e0ecs1 .,
wourds. expo1ure. and haIdsnip Incurred IN the
se.y.cc OF the rcpnbt!c during the 1aie war; foF,
ii ia outbreak, General Kie1ran Wxa rapidly t7s-
,pn into cotice a. prominent JounE surgeon, Of
great ABILITY, and sas highly thouxht o. oJ na
professor, Tho 4a&a d. Mott, Of New YORK, o.
whom he xAs fasorste pupil he wAa also @ae
rront1c,ee Of The New York Aetieas fTtss, jour
rN defoted to hfs profession, which be edised Win
marked ablltty. Although, politically. tnen m
ucept Democrat, when our nations nsS
-. th.r>teped. be xas ono Of Tho mt
10 volunteer IN dcIence Of the integrity Q! nls
rountfv. He gerted With Inc SIty-b1ntn NEW
Yotk Volunteers until nItcf the tfst patue Of Bun
Knn, When he rcatgued aud vent Nest. taktn&
service oI tho mar Of General Ffen@9ut, @ ~ Ts1h
| erais removal. be eptered the St1in M4soall
| C1ys!ey, Colonel Clark Wright COMMANDING, AND
HAs soon nrpo,uted Brigade Surgeon: but hta
ardent Eatnfu soon led hiaaFo lender hta fettena-
std DAT Rtrous poaiion Of : line officer, He vefy
shortly Icctivcd Inc apEo!ntuleut Of Major 10 tnAt
| reritEens, With Which he serted 10 the e1dt!na
AID srusoes c1mpaa2us Of soushwss As!o9t4 Wsn1
Iurr Wbefrve1 Danger y ~ tn be Ina1. he Eason
| ri The uttt 10 tt1k the osdcs 70 Ecst u
| Tbus bsfctr StcAs.nrx ht TeeetEtd fnat EoanH
srt u. u xresutc 10 the ualAf1A o. t1e a r
49,. n,re 4 naturaty nee conttttutton. For Yeti
/ dr.tIcu,khcu nrtr Of hrsStsy IL Tue nead ne e
] c,.rtu tho vera coutrcn1atio1s OF toe cpI
MardiE GeceEa., COW onf Ftetaen'' Aao ou ~
, 1869-12-02
THE SEWERAGE QUESTION
pYF{cz or TIE DoANp or Ftatin Wn.kS,l
CHICAGO Dec, !. 1Sj9.

10 tAs Editor ~ TAe cAtedao 7ribune:
In the article Of this dag 4 sssue ou "our Sewer.
ayc Sysrcu,- notice what seems TO be Al er1of+
As .se rsnesnle advocated consider OF much ius'
no11ance, would be we'll 10 correct II Ia the
tata2taph, "Therc was 1ol, Cos Ices OF sowess
sid IL 1862 II cost Of sts',eoo." &c, &c, u y
ss,a that I kexet built under an as1cssucnt would
cost lot $l9s-{a es-foot fot1
Have 5ou not forgotten thai the assessment
would te le.1cd on f:so front1--snat u, % sotA
sides OF the atIeet,-mAk.rg the coat e61ao:
TIE e<tuas coat would, noweser. be nrcn lefa'
Of cona,eetaals less a. Gao be seen hJ tak'eR me
average cost Of sewers Constructed, ant especially
MI u unders.ood that the city p1Sk the cost Of
fhs text.1 u s,sees Intersections, a proposed
Truly JOUR-. 4. ". ItSkHAH-
1t is very plaia that Mr.. Iinkhaoa is COT
1rti. We omitted 10 take both sides Of the
street in nur computation. Tho correction
ot this eE1>r, however, strengthens the ar
sunent whioa we sought to mike. viz.
that The assesshent Of the cost Of seweE
upon tho frontage benefited is the prope
mode Of defsasing Mat expense, and tha
luch assessment couldao. be deemed bu,
denscmc to r1operty+owl4rs.
, 1869-12-02

1ost both ,ess IN the szm5, mud asa TO Be csutsd
about By his friende.
The only names mentioned ID connection with
the Attorney Genetalshlp aro Colonel D1tiJ Nm
Aon, cf IA1l3ette, ouo ot tue best tawyesa aud
abIest public speakers In the State; Hon. Leoni-
dsa Sexton. af RuAhritIe, and Judge Cappn, OF
lebsnnr- r
For Treasurer OF Stale, General Jaaes c.
yeach The pre,tnt AtIutant General Of tho
S.ate; General Tom. Beanets, Of Richmond; L.
A. Csls, OF Crown 'Fotpt, and Hon. Simon T.
Powell, Of Henry County.
The present Supreme judges, John r. Elliott,
James 8. Frazier, Charles 4. nlr, , nd Robert c.
GteRosy, have authorized the statement 1ua.
Wills theI viii not seek renomInatlons they VIII
aectps them II tney ara Rendered It il but
u&t 10 say that this court Is 1uat5 zegsrded the
ab!eAt tho stAte ever had, and il. perhaps,
more highly respected than any OF IL p.tdescss
eors While this Is tine, It win meet with coas.d-
efahlc opposition from 1he most active pofltcIAns
! Who claim that the judges, Al soon rs they were
| elected, drew their ro1al etusne about them and
refused to give their Influence or aid the Eepuol-
| cap pafty IN any manner except h3 their votes
| thar "a tAr As AuJ bcneht to their par1y - con-
ccrued, they are dead weight. and that men
sbontd be nominated for these poaluons Wh1
! wo1ld take the stump aud aid IN their ozn cleo
| ra1, as we'll As that Of their a,soossses,
| IRk CONGRESSIONAL TICKET.
ItlsA pntqrious fact that Indiana hls nos ba
what might he termed q dtruug Couseeaauua.
ticket for number Of years, and It IL tnatt=s
worthy Of tbe ser.ous cenatdetntlon Of the peopla
ut tie various Congressional DlatTicta No mar
has any right TO ask d Congressional nomination
upless he Is 2hse 10 ea11 his pss1y strength. 4
glance at the vote for Congressman in Indiana tW7
yeara alnct Will develop tho fact that but one eau
! dldatc {John Cohurp, received ~ many yotab Il
his respectlye dlAtr&ct "a cid the ats.a ticket
| CONGREGATIONAL candtdates should be selected fron
c!ass OF men tina, could bring strength to a Sat
ticket ,nstead OF being load to t. a strong IN
ahle Congressional ttckes II essential 70 aueces'
With a good State and Congressional tcke
together MIN the Fifteenth Amendment, the III
| 1ubacans wilt cssr,y e7esJ Congressional plAtr1t
: in the State except the Second, and the ssate I
I la,G0o MsiontI. ualoss
, 1869-12-02
The RED RIVER REBELLION.


l40H<ffs
rhr Frrrch half breeds are silt In arms, and
nsss nussesTou Of Fo1i t;a1ry. 90 far ,neY haze
ccndrctt.h thrfnselses th ofpprittJ-At least do
@ h - st,nna Senyr.sst,nns utsau aty other
,Snn me 1in1fsnn Tisr t:ofnnaI11s ptppeftT They
nxa niren the Enrsn. sutakior portion Of THIS
ttnn H. sa,,t detrratrs IN fcrt GarrT to mafrow,
~ ~ nnrnore al ;atInr INTO consideration the
,ssan. nnts cnnrton Of tne country ani 10
~ auoE. ~ toSu aS., E.if.1a ny the n+ou,e.
"T ers S.,i nrnn iii r. 10 crtas discs,.sy At
iLels VII rfpp ~ ssie.sS., th1t Il viii n: s..
oslaleu aataaH t"S 81 ,hsn, - n,rer nroa ans
s muse - 1hr me.nt,n1.. th4 Frr5ch haig-breetls
, 1869-12-02

rcormtndAtion. ~ also Of tho gallant McPher.
zen and othef7, was pEonosed to B1Radef
Get eFs1 10 which capacity he servod under Gen.
eEA 8htEIpsn In his campaign nXrtn8t Jackkoo.
But the s1ects OF bis wuund, and dlse2sc, cam
petied him to temporarily rrst1s from active
nosk rssf ct n,a shattered ~ ;sd health +
tt1 dtItd valuah!e servace In the csose
Of orr CT and ed the thinks OF the eonmxn1-
lex ct1sc-rs- Al the close OF the vse no received
the u2tatutmeut Of Conanl 70 Chto Ktaus, ch,os,
which position he had to FcA!Gn. flom failing
health, and return 10 the Unlted states, about :
seaf slEce- Before eniefitE on that mlas'ou he
tcat1led vsrl e.tlnshle and EofthY lsdI,-Nlss
Gt4ns, and ~ho NOW. With bis beoEed chili, has
10 Honrn hts carry desu,se. In Appearaocs, Gem
oral Kiensu VIA The very eAsw IDEAL Of a
ssAshlbR cavalry o,I1cer. tilted By nature With =
me peIfonM appearsuce; Of I frank, open,
gay, and happJ nAturst generous almost to
osneeEs and The men Of 81. command.
copid not brook anythlrE mean IN
apolhet. BJ defcens Genelzl Ktefnan came OF
ADVENTUROUS &nceas1x. Hta father wks fne unAay
seaft aloat dntcng WsF - surgeon In the BttlAh
navy, hpt late to ife settled In tnls ~ On
hte maIfTnn1 Etcc he MA descended ftom thai
MsjuT Daniel IlouRhton who was the precursor Of
AuEgo patt IN the exploration of Interior Attic
where be persisted, and Ia referred to In Paskt
travels
May He ~ho terpers tho wind 10 tne Ahor1
lamb protect his WIDOW and h1s cnt,d, and tssoaRt
| tue Etcat RiIef ach must bo = her dom. IL ~
heartfelt wish Of brother soldier. Who oners thil
| t~.tluouy Of tespcct TO the memory oi one tna
was dear TO big, and whose memory VIII eger re
ms.n fresh. L.
, 1869-12-02
THE NEW YORK HOUHBOCN.

New York is tlie Richmond Of the Demo-
c1utic party. Thers it towers, entsepched,
fortified, and within its circumscribed do
main reguant, triumphant, and cvon des-
potic, ike the bcsieged rebellion behind
the earthworbs OF Petersburg. At recent
council of lcfcnce,-for an offensive wa1 on
the part Of The beleaguercd TammanS host
has long since become impossible, at Gov
ernoe uoffman's residence at Albauy, his
consulting generals, Tweed, Nelson,
Oalcy Hall, and Tildsn advised
tic Governor 10 recommend the
revocation by Tie approaching 14cgsAla-
tu1e OF tho resolutions OF the last adopting
tho Fifteenth Amendment.
Eoth,ng could be more foEtunats for tht