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WHAT Abou, the Pa,en, oaicc /,

The American Association for tiie Advance
snent of Science will pneet in Troy on the
f7th proximo A member Of the Association
proposes that IL shall adopt q resolution re-
suesting President GRANT to authorize an
investigation relative ~ . conspiracy which
m said N exist in the United States Patent
Office, to prevent the inventors OF new sewing
machines from obtaining The patents which
lhsy are entitledto. . -.es.f
80 Tbis proposed action of the Association is
urged on the ground that the wealthy sew.
Ing machine companies have combined 10
Gethor TO keep up the present high price of
their machines. thereby compelling every
iamily needing one Of these articles, md par
ticularly poor sewing girls. TO pay al, least
4 90 per cent moro than they could be bought
Tor If the Ring WAS broken and the market
d lteft open 10 competition II N coatcnded
that President 6nAST can remedy the evil
existing in The Patent Office by removing
the present Commissioner VI Patents, who,
h is charged, in At least copuizant of the de
signs Of the Ring about HIM, II not su nbet-
TOR Of, tlcir acts. It is also alleged that oae
Of the examiners in the Patent Office was Sc
cretly in the employ of the associated sew.
Ing machine companies when he entered MP.
on his duties; and that he has faithfully
served them ever since.
The american Association for the Advance
ment Of Science comprises among its mem.
bers some Of the most successful inventors
and eSperinenters in this country and
therefore ID is held that the Association hps
. direct interest in prerenting the United
States Patent ofllce from being the scat of
Ring hany one branch Of industry can
be improperly controlled by such a secret
organization in that Office, all other branches
which come under the, patent laws are an-
dangercd from the same source. Ii Is Ger.
tainly undesirable that the United Stairs
Patent ofliee should bc converted into
machine by which the products ID any
branch of industry could be enhanced IN price
either for the benefit of individuals sihgiy, or
Of assoc sted companies capable OF com
handing mercenary political influence by
reason Of their great capital
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Mt THE notion or THE SEA.
a Feafful Rctribution-The Futc Of sidn,
0n

Feeffui Rctribution-Thc Futc Of sidnc,
sa Onksmith.
70 ~ EdOor or ne sun.
Sra: Under the heading Of " Career Of on
Outlaw" notice your remarks in yesterday morn
Ieg's paper concerning Appieton oaksnith, and ths
cruel Gescrtion Of his wife.
There is one incident in the life oftbat most un
happy and Unfortunate woman which came to ny
kBewicJae. and which deserves to be moor porsted
IN yosr article.
Whom lsotta came nom Smyrna 70 look ion nsr
children, she went immsdinpey to Pstchoguo and
demanded return OF her darlipgs from Mrs Eliza
beth Oakes Smith, hsr motherin.law, to whose
keey,eS chs bad ip,rpsted tbep..
In answer 10 the demand, she received, Womas,
for all know, they arc the bottom Of the sea-"
Time has passed and this year finds Sidney OAK
smith, the hvorite son OF that heartless old womas
=" OF tho bottom OF the sea-"
10 December last he sailed from Philadelphia on
the ram Atlanta or 1riunfo) TO convey the same 10
the Haytian Government since which time the vet
sci has not been heard from. Truly,
The mills OF God grind slowly,
Yet they grind cxcet ding small
Though IN patence He stands watching,
YeteSacify gffnds He ALL"
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Nupoleon's piunders-IIe 10 wirhsut IN Ally.
Fro,p the Work..


PANS, July 1.-THE French Emperor made
sure ho could make the Prince Of the Aastrips King
OF Spain, and thereby attain two desirable ends,
namely, TO put person the Spanish throne under
pereo nnl Obligations TO him. ana 10 all this throne
with hereditary and irreeoncilable euemy ~ Duke
OF piince Leopold the stage blssted these hopes
n they were ripening Prince Leopolds appear
ance, moreover, seemed 10 afford good oppUrtu-
nlty Tor war on Prussia, which the war party here
eagerly desires. NJ, 0rnier de Cassngnac cries in
Il Pays e THERE'S but one phrase in the mouth
sa.' France was never so well prepared for wnr
as at this moment. IL would be fauit Il woui d be
crime moi to tako advantage OF the pr cent situa
ton togNe solid and dehnitIye basis 10 the order
and Leaoe OF Europe" IL HoalAU Gays With re-
Voting ley,y: e" Our proyisons for war are i'm
mcpse. There are ehassepou enough for every.
BODY, and rs for cartridges tbere above 10000
petiteJd DiiHtdtrt."
France is now isolated She has not an ally; for
/ Do n3t reckon AusIla as an ally Let her bulge,
20 TO war, she would disappear from tho map OF
Europe Her German population would become
Russians; the Kingdom OF Hungary would absorb
us others. IL " almost certain Russia would Join
Prussia. and thoy might induce Italy, by promispg
Rome, TO epter tho alliance. Obliged 10 keep y large
army in Ageria, another on the Sp1nish frontier,
something OF An army at Rome, strong forces near
all the great manufacturing centres, France would
enter the war overweigbted. She might win Italy
~ her side by promising Rome and hustria's Adr
attic POSSESSIONS, TeCoHlpohsing Austria With Prus-
sian territory These measures would, however,
make the Catholic clergy host o TO the enrre, and
unite the GernaDs with Prussia Even were Frame
successful In this war, hated by Spain, Italy, PTs-
rope ~ might say-wait for an opportunity " over.
Wheln France
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THE NEST SIDE IRAGEDY.
What Is Said by the Murdered Mans
wife-S Stabbed with a PociSet-knif aud
the Diudc Broken In. 'F'

The Murder in West Thirty-hnh Street ?
Whit Is Said by the Murdered Mah's
Vile Stabbed with a Pociet-Knifc, and
the Blade Broken In.
Late on Sunday night, Mr.. Henry Wachtu was
murdered by John Glass, at Ala West Thirty a fth
street, between Ninth ana Tenth avenues. Tho
scene of this cruel hatchery Is two-story frame
house situated IN the rear Of No. az. At the in
quest yesterday by Coroner Rollins, tho wife Of tho
murdered man testified as follows The prisoner
Glass had been lodging with US for some time Yes.
terday, my husband and webt to funeral, Previous
to our departure Glass had some words with ny hus-
band. On our return he met Glass in lager beer
loon There was an Interchange ofaagry words, when
in,crposed, On my husbands opening the door Win
his Key Glass renewed the quarrel. NJ husbhnd
told him II was better for him 10 leave the loh'e.
Tie money owed ior board would eall right, and
no further trouble be between friends who evident
ly could not get along together.
Glass rcjoinoi tina lie was not prepared TO go.
Ny husband repel,g! that hc wou'i DO ven 20 20.
Glass demanded When tm 20 90 - My nus band
replied, Nov" Glnss, drawing knife nom lis
Uorket, and saN ing, "We, then, yCu viii 80 hrtt"
some words TO tlat effect, plunged tne knife Into
mi Husband, near the groin, WHO ie TO enc ground
md expired ten minutes alter. lmHedhtoly alior
GLASS had sluiH my lueband, he rhshel from 'hc
hallway ucr,.. tle Sard into tie street. followed by
ne Irurruod him cal Ing for the police; but over.
come by oxCtomept, and unable 70 continue tHo
lursut, .ctmncd to ny lome, where found ny
on!ccr Dcnneily, on being swcrn, said r'at he YVES
informed That man lad jumr,d overheard A. tLe
tout Of hest IWrYlQuNh street, On reaching
there hc found tie prisoner ~ the water, ana Two
DOyb Hepiug Aiu GU, III. told him that he had RAJ.
len overheard. The Cnicer took him 20 tic station
house and there discovered that lie had stabbed
" lebicr. Dr. beach made d post m0rteDl examine
ton Of tho lob OF WJchter. and found tnat death
Resulted from hemorrh1ge. An inch Of the blade OF
the KNIFE broke OIL and renamed IN tie wound, a
yerdiet IA uecndance with tho aboNo lacis was ren.
dered, ana Iiass was committed
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The reported proeci of q treaty between
France and Prussia, published yesterday In
London. shows That LoUp NAPoLsoS would
rather have made an alliance with Prussia than
war against her provided his Interior objects
could thus BE- gained. IN this project he de-
sires Prussia 10 consent to the annexation to
France Of both Luxembourg AMI belgium I; and in
retnrn he proposes 70 assc, 10 the recent acquisi
tons OF Prussia, and to the union Of the North
and South German States. Considering that
Prussia was already iuthe enjoyment OF every
thing offered TO her by this project and that tho
demands OF Lows NAPOLEON were for the annexa-
don to France Of q kingdom Of five millions Of
people and eleven Thousand four hundred square
miles OF territ1rw and grand duchy of two hum
bred thousand people and twelve hundred square
miles comprising between them many of the
most important military positions in Europe, q
more impudent proposal than this was never
made even by BoNAPARTE.
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Saving qhomns -berldnn,. L,fc.

The feelings OF all the comrades OF Thomas
Sheridan, now under sentence, have been enlisted
they know full well how he " stood up" during
the war. Many promiDent eitizens have Joined With
the members Of tue Seventy yninth Regiment New
York Volunteers ip signing petition for the com
imitation vi ShoTidan's sentenca. The jury also
made out memorial to Gov. Holman, which was
presented by Col, Moore, who gave the Governor
short history OF Sheridan's lie. Gov Hoffman was
merciiuy inclined, aud said that he woud refer Il
case TO Distfie, Attorney Gartn for explain alton and
reerenee. and when that WAS received DO woqd
act The report AtJudXe Garyin's once was that he
favored the prisoner, and, like the jury, wodld re-
commend to the Governor Tie communication or d. o
sentence to imprisonnlent Tor life. Shenlhn Ia
many army irond' who are trying 70 save him from
an ignominious death.
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MONDAY, July 25-P. M,--The various depart
ments OF the Stock Exchange have been extremely
Inactive and the dealings Of trining importance. The
intense heat OF DAY as well as the entire absence Of
any important cable dispatches have contributed to
check speculation. and q majority OF operators were
not inclined TO engage 10 new ventures.
In the railway share market New York Centrnl,
LAKE Shore, Rock Island NorthE preferred and
Ohio and Mississippi were chiefly dealt In. A chang e
In the tactics Of the cdues observed this morning.
the market opening weak and continuing to decline
until after midday, when rally Of X 70 y cent was
noted, against depression oil 10 ~ cent durng
the morning. Reading was steady. with slight nuctua-
tons and few salgs Lake Shore Also kept fairy
steady by the OF short Interests and late
In the afternoon selling M to 90H The general market
also presented nrmer tone but the volume ofbusinsss
was small.
Tho gold market has also been qriet with trim ing
saIs The openng price before regular sioa was
gA adyan cling to 1904, win the 1t recorded trans.
action Al 1904 ranging between the latter hgHro and
~ greater part of the day. About u O'Clock ne
price temporarily reached i2ls cable dispatches re-.
porting secret treaty between England and Prussia
and that the London Stock Exchange had been con,e-
guently depressed Various conflicting despatcbes from
Believed and 20 on ee oS Se OSs TsIe s sss Fsq
eeR,i .hs e sal as a1oys alluded 70,
S s,en SsAf aif sss ssH g. and Pba
port ihs past week vsre $500 mslSns toi al sate
FNehnGre p.aE re KS sS S eSarnsn at .h, SEQ
w SPd currency balances tlGdl.l24 The prInSipal
H % g. A. an laSllSSSSsx! n IiGHsIF9 M,,
lia1 A. M...,..2k NJ. l202 $50 Z. NJ l2OA bid.
1 p sSa'aSs a has sfR eHn o ne r Ra ard
gA teF f9pm9 RIP3Gs ON PAM nIa f 2ssI X C.
short. GermAn bnh are still very high. and rates
has sn6sidei and to-day The @srset wa sssy AZ. ~
chef f9S re" '' and Thc Ts'S y nu hs
aSs sss at % viz Sshd as sS.e o
names less known The treasury operations tgs week
Ss %SS SIS 81 ON SfHSsS
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h@h cent since th7 opening. 6's selling ashikh
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nanicd, III Old honds were nm ut { e. mcrcw ri. ig
gfh i 70 81 Il A.; oi4 , Npl'n sol see g. n
z cent - go ne GnGluf r,t bona. Of -elI,itai
ncslol ass. l@llw,g mortias,, we . Grn, aat H.
"lo2 ' 5i sg9 'i+a, bool'"ere ra's oc a's
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&f%gif; Lac sh6rs,o1eN'f =, orb \, ,rrsA W. II,
W. 70 ''.sH a(PG' gS ~ VA n .s IS r5 <
S6ifsn"c iFS5T ,wSSSn1@S ria 't NcI .-cy n5a
iolG pgl, boston Hart ord ~ Eric sld 20 rnu,
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The suicide Of a New Yorker In tho pctroIt
River.

On Wednesday last the dead body of man
vas found floating in the Detroit river, at the month
Ludlow dsop o wound sS gu ~, WAS S,st ne ~ Ky
broken Jaw, and ieet arully bound together seemed
70 indicate that murder bad been committed, but
tery. meworpndum book was found IN uhe coat
pocket. Among the names. in the book was that Of
Hiram NJ. Grinn, Mr.. Grimm, from The description,
memorandum book, etc, immediately decided that
The body was that OF Nelson y. Reed, man he had
cd SI ca sis sss 'Ps O. S
'ioTmeriy resided In New York city BROOKLYN. lie
had derived a bare subsistence from working At
past had been often desponSent. sometimes saying
that unless be could cmtrive TO earn better living
~ rev days lays ago ~ Mr. Gribn received by mail
brief note from Mr. Reed to the soct thar he visie
him TO go 70 bis boar ding place. 20 First sreet, ply
travelling bag and bundle but the at.or word was
anerward erased. lie added ust MIR. Grain WINS
70 keep then, but not TO open them until the return
OF Mrs. Griffin. Tie same mail also brought the
following letter:
TO Laura GriG8. 1890
my BEAe FEiISp; Icanno, ,es~c ,hls woha with.
Sndnss g me- 6cts more 70" m lSt
apff is1i s nd ssss as s5'xsl
soS s sSs' sin % ~ az yo The ss Ss 5
ne ss mere e.
s s1 s s sIsS sssss IS s s sss = ss &
e nSsns 70 I've 70 is oT @ ma 10
greet me with smile when | come into thehou.e mt
wae bis tan in token o. ffehdsnip, cat TO purr
rouId my teet, or bird 70 chrp To me. All bleak
and cola as Nh icebers. or late have not psked Dor
ANYTHING bnt o substtenee. No n enashlp or nvor
have asked or expected bnt that cannot get in the
Christian world Tam too proudte beg, teo honest 10
steal ana too hgnsplritsd to allow RyseH 70 be ar
o w,sa ana a. n
M Ss sS NOV ssd a. R PSsp nor, IA.
brute OF wife Of MIN. have the 70 wer shah Je
Al ths influence can for our welfare and happlnets
thnii NOS forcet you, aioueh shall BE invisible 10
yonr natural eyef When you receive this shall MT
be In this body but IN spiritual body; viii hid you
eyyr. NELSON NOAH REED
Accompanying the note to Mr. Griffin WIS An
order for tho frank and travelling: bag and gold
ring was inclosod in the letter 10 Mrs Grimm. The
bundle was found at Mrs. Cnapmans, where he ist
4 on the 9Th Of July, since whieh time he has never
been seen. From those fiiends OF the decsase cd IL
was learned that Reed had a married daughter liv.
ing In Brooklyn. New York.
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The Funeral OF the Int ConsuI-C;eucrai Of
Au.fria.

The late Consul General VI Austria, the Cheva-
Her c. u. De Loosely, was buried yesterday from g.
stephens Roman Catholic Church In 18th street,
where requiem high mass was celebrated By the
Rev. Father Grimm, assisted BY the Rev FATHERS
Henry and Cacavari, "a deacon and sub deacon The
Rev. Fathers Malone ofwilihmsburgh and Kinse Ia
OF Westciicster were aho within the altar bounds
The CONN enclosing the remains OF the deceased
was OF rosewood, with heavy silver n1ountngs The
Count Esterhazy, the Austrian Minister, Albert
Havcmcyar. y. II. Hurlbut. and Con. 3. NJ Merritt
Among tue distinguished persons al the funeral
vert the Ministers Of Gruat Brttain, Portugal tho
North oerfnun Confederation. and the Argentine
Republici the Consuls Of Great Britain. the Neither
lands, Barari Greece. Austria. Denmark, Italy,
France, Spain, Swtzsrapd, and the Consul General
OF south America The body was Inferred In Green.
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The CnSe of CnseY.

The Ectntag Post falls into an error re-
spectng one of the Presidents nnmeiou'
brotlnrsin law whom he has appointed TO iat
Offices namely, Nj, JAMES +. CASEY, Collie
tor Of the Port Of New Orleans. The POst
ayers that CASEY has been removed, and thSt
Mr. boutwell, ia very much to blame for
sending to the Senate q humber Of anony
nous letters respecting CASEY.
The truth is that CASEY il stu CqlleGtOr
and tbpt Mr. BOUTWELL, sent the letters To
the Senate because he he'd been directed ia
do 40 by a vote Of that body That CASEY
ought TO have been removed may safely DO
believed. Ills appointment Was an insult to
tho Republican parry, for he hff always
been Democrat; aud the republicans OF
New Orleans were greatly Disguised at bis
posscesion Of The patronage and spells which
belong to tho Collcctorship. Accordingly
They made vigorous effort for bis removal
sending up to the Treasury Department The
lotters which have now been published by
order OF the Senate. and making various in
luential personal efforts at Washington
But when CASEY found limsclf seriously
in danger. lie adopted piece Of strategy
worthy Of any mil. tnry commander He las
tened to make peace with Gov, WAWMoTu
one of the most powerful Of his oncmirs
aid since thon there has been no further tolA
about his removal CASEY n joys the pay
and the forieiturcs. WARMoru dispenses tho
patronage Of Tie office, Nod everything j,
lovely While public ,irtne IS greatly pro
mgtCd
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Tho Sudden Death OF Cincinnati Merchant
s. In Hoboken.

On Tuesday, the 18th inst, Mr.. Cmmd
Frederick, thriving Cincinnati mcrchaet, arrived
at Capt Bascb's Hotel 10 Hoboken. accompanied
by his family. the latter being about to 20 to Ger.
many. The day was hot, and the sailing o: the
ste amer was delayed until toward evening. and 40
consequence Mr.. rrederichs much exposed 10
the rays OF the sun. After waving an adieu TO bis
nmily as thev.reoeded from the shore, MIR. Freder-
iche returned TO the hosei, and suddenly taken
III. Dr. Hugo Neiss hastily summoned lie
found the patient lying insensibie. The lance was
applied. but only few drops OF blood oozed from
the cut In the artery, and in less than thirty min
utes Mr.. Frederick died.
The inquest was concluded nv Coroner Crane last
evening with verdict OF apoplexy, superinduced
by excessive heat.
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Admiral Portcr's Pleasure Trip 20 the
Baltic.


What shall be said Of that eflorescence of
iawlcssness and folly into which the Navy
Department has burst on the command of Adj
mirnl PORTER? This man is going TO take
steam hgate-of course the best, the hand.
soonest, the fastest, the largest, the NEST OK
pensive now at homeland jaunt over to the
Baltic, and see from the smphitheatNcal
height of his quarter deck naval combats
between the fleets of Prussia and France,
duels between their on-clRsls bombardments
Of towns md fortresses, gladiutorial exhibi.
tions upon the wave. He is going 20
have a superb summer trip Compared with
1t, the going to Newport or Long Branch will
be q stupid nightmare. And that is all there
is Of this expedition in the alleged interest
Of the naval service Of the United States.
Tis pleasure trip-an entertainment made
intensely interesting and exciting by the
struggles OF powerful adrersaries in close
and deadly warfare II is dishonest pre-
tence 10 say that this lawless exposition is
undertaken in tho interest of the science of
destruction II IL solely Cor the fun of the
head OF the doublc'lcaded Department of the
Navy.
In the recess OF Congress there is no
authority save that Of the President 10 arrest
this outrage. We call upon Gen. GRANT to
stop this expedition. To naval officers and
others curious to see the war between France
md Prussia. there are tbe Cunard steamers
aud other avenues 10 the baltic lp pursu.
ing your pleasures, gentlemen keep your
hands out Of your coun,ry's prensury.
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Is President GmANr aware OF the history

Is President GRANT aware OF the history
Of Mr.. p. H. Kvfs, whom he has Just appointed
to travel in Europe with salary Of 90, 600 q
year and cxpensesS The place seems TO be one
Of much importance. We understand that Il il
substantially tho same Us had been occupied BY
the celebrated Mr. MONTGOMERY aiBps. Il.
duties are to .moander about Europe, looking IN.
10 the prices Of wines, silks, and laces, and seeing
that tine invoices certified by our consuls in va.
rious localities are about what the Supcrinten-
dent considers a fair average pree. Tho chances
Of this Office are handsome. IN addition to IT,
compensation from the Treasury, there are great
opportunities for additional compensation from
merchants and others who do not wish TO has e
their invoices too much interered with. 1t is
said that under former admin strntions, whs n
some geutlcrrcn whose names we do not remem-
Der 6llcd this place, vast sums Of money we're
realized by this sort QfofIicinl biackmaii.
Whether Mr.. KEN is qualified in every respect
for Ibis Office we do not pretend to know but
as Gen. GRAsr had previously nominated him,
frst for Consul at Foo Chow, and afterwards for
Consul at some Insignificant port in Asia, he
ought 70 be pretty familiar with his sntecedents.
Que Of the most interesting of these is his arrest
by Gen. GEoRGy II. TuoH,s during the Atlnnta
campaign in 1854. THOMAS had got possession Of
the rebel signal CODE and had derived important
udvantsscs from the knowledge. This was COM
municaed 10 KEW eonfidcntially, and he has
tened to publish IL in the Herald. Thcreupon
Gen. Tnpsss arrested him, md sent him TO Gen.
SHrRNaS's headquarters with letter stating the
nature Of bis offence, and advising that lie should
Il -. IA Nv Il
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The Assistant Aldermen In the Domains Of
Literature.

The Aldermen wall not meet again until the
9th Of August Many Of them are spending thedr
time abstsm,ousiy at the Americas Club Hermit
age, Greenwich, Conn. The Assistant Aldermen
sin heroeally stick TO tire Jobs. Yesterday re.o-
luton was pas sed, instructng the Clerk OF the Com
mon Council to make the necessary nice littie ar.
him to that that gem OF liter ature the Corporation
Manual for 1870. DO st once compiled and published
for the especial peeunary profit OF the members of the
large circle Of sdnirers Mr., O'HalI IL TO receive
1000 copies, the Boards Of Aldermen and Assistant
Alderman each $500 copies 1900 copel 20 the
Clerk Of the Board OF Aldermen, and the sauna mum
Der " ue Cork Of The board of AsssLant AIlermcn
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Tie Nov Eaa'erl pnss lo- given mn ok
tnoTdnIy amount OF npto,iety to ,he marriage
recently e.'yLr''l 81 L,g.n, Ma, Of NJ.
Frurr du.bt'r ~ the hero Of Bcrmudu Hun
dred, and Con AD4Ln-ar AVIS, United stites
Senator from Mississippi Evdsnay, "a the l.ti-
nation of 'he Puritan pnb ic, tic occasion w..
marked by an Unusual b.ld.noy Of dspl4y, md
was conducted With auagniitcnce hen'une The
high social standing of Gen. BurLta mud lbs
future dlgsdty as prcsdeptq # the United sat op.
Among other interesting details. W. fluid inhbe