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New-York tribune., 1870-02-10
THE WA AMENDMENT.

PROPOSED NATIONAL THANKSGIVING BY THE
COLogED PEOPLE.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 9.-The National Execu-
five Committee George T. Downing, President ana = o'
Rarbod.s Secretary have Issued the following souress
TO the colored people Of the United states:
yopr National Executive Committee, created oy you
p tbe National Convention assembled jan io' ie,s -
49,, looking the educationai naciiai hnh
notca interests Of tie colOrtd Sopie ~ Wy -;
dpem that they have az length arrived IN tne pvtcs'
tbeir efforts at u probable political cohsutu"suon ~
thor homes ia lar 40 the organic law VI tne IL
a. Sctcsrt cd They recognize thdt desired sesut ~ ~
anticipated Rnnouncement OF tte ,Shieh
.eenth An,entncnt 10 tho Federal CONSTITUTION, wnen
,c,hiJs nuy abrdcrmcut Of the tiebt CT sunragv On
nceont of the raee color. or previous eoiulon o' aY
,ive az ihe United states They feel thas tis Aiehd
mont should IA the estimation OF TIE eoioseu pai, sa
d i'm importapce even the Tevried Declaration OF Or
NtouI ndeuce inasmuch Rs IL Is the practtai
f,tiou of the ghts OF men, while the othct was bis
M nuneiaticn thereof Ihertfo' has uteh
derniued that it Is fitting for Your COnuttec 10 suN
ue general Assembling of the cooftd leoplo ot
,ycrv sio,e and Territory through tho length ant
hreadtl, ~ the land whenever the said fIieentli
Amendment shall have been officially annonaeed ~
hcing ratified tu order 60 offer up prayer ana tsapSSN
Il, fr Almich.y God, aud IN a proper ways 7" assure
lie world OF our realization ana appreciatoa OF tle
rshteons act eTOur fellow cOuutrymen 10 consutntohav
snrug 10 vs. that which has always has otei tat l|s
due but upiusilY withheld
Your committee does hereby tins adrsc, AMI 'efe or
ca ION 40 The same time To declare ~ yonr nu' tNat w.
nst nc. OF Tho American people VIII be h'd ~ is Ie
estimate 10y thOse whom u cniraEShiscs Vlat tbry WI
rhr such use Uf right thereby secured I" thein "a
.han ada 10 tAa honor Wld material interests oi th'
,hs cErrs previously secured, they will feel that they
realty huvea country 10 rcspe,t ana detend aS Me -
follow country men toward whom they can ohNflNh 'Ho
nU.t RhvcuViate REGARD
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nounce him. and in some quarters he is described
Auti-Christ.
GREAT BRITAIN.

ruK PRESS ON THE QUEENS sPEFCH-THE
BALLOT URGED--MR. BRIGHT UNwELL.
LONDON, Wednesday, Feb. 0, 1870
The newspapers this morning comment variously
ON the Queens speech, and the debate thereon in
Parliament yesterday. The Times thinks the weak
point in the Ministry is the tnid policy on the Irish
question though this is somewhat redeemed by the
courage displayed in the matter Of the Fenians and
the promise to urge vigorous legislation. The Daily
Netcs tRadical) only refers TO the speech and the
debate which followed, to urge the ballot as the
panaeea for the national grievances. The Standard
CONSERVATIVE considers the Government responsible
for the violence in Ireland, yet it has failed to pro-
tect life and property there.
John Bright has gone to the mountains of Scot
land to recruit his health
PROCEEDINGS IN PARLIAMENT-BILLs PROMISED.
In the House of Commons to-day writs were issued
for elections in Southwark and Londonderry to ill
vacancies caused by the appointment of Mr.. Layard
as ambassador to Spain and Of Mr. Dowse as Solicitor
General for Ireland. Mr.. Bruce. Home Secretary,
promised to introduce bill enabling aliens to nc
quire and hold land in England. The address in
reply to the Queens speech was agreed to, and the
House adjourned An act of Parliament is proposed
to protect foreign inventions sent to the Workmans
Exhibition TO be held here
The merchants of Cork complain of the loss of
prestige to that city by the transfer of the shipment
of all foreign mails, save one to Channel ports.
THE TELEGRAPUIC INTERRUPTION.
VALESTIA. Ireland, Feb. 9, 1870.
TIE sudden interruption of telegraphic communi-
cation eastward day before yesterday. is now. ex-
planned While the Government employees were
pairing the general telegraph Office at London
that day. in order to accommodate the great increase
in the telegraph business occasioned by the change
in the system, it was found necessary to cut all the
,rirop sot orI
restored and the service is excellent in all drec
tons.
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schedules Of the House bill was pointed ont TO thef
Hung be the heavens IN blark! Tell u not IN Gath
proclaim it not In the of AskaOn" that In th
scheme advocated by the Senator from massaebuseu4
the gold and silver or Neyaiaihe yOnDg bride OF THO
UnioH-are consigned To a place side ny 500 WHY
wopen's corscts aud ready made clothing lIenewe'e
laughter y4S A
MI CONkLING proceeded n show that the genera =
heads under hch various arries were arranged 10 tn
schedules heretofore used IN taking the census were SCI
comprehensive all subjects Of which the cen
should properly take cogzanre, and that none ha
been omitted The volume VI inquiries proposed 70 be
made by Senator from Massachusetts, would inyolv
an analysis Of investigation Incompatible with tho prog
and real purposes of He said the law oq
1850 being IN fall force, tue simple proposition reportee
by the Senate Committee. with direction 10 the seere
tary the Interior to add 25 per cent 10 the compensa
tO OF would obvate the necessity for any
further legislation. and that complete census would b
taken as heretofore As test Of the senee OF The senat
upon the general questions he moved 10 lay the House
bill npon The table, rcIuakne tnat the proposition OF tho
Senate Committee containing certain directions 10 tno
Secretary Interior relative TO the census, woaid Do
disposed OF separately. 49,
The motion Of Mr. CODkng was agreed TO- neas 30 Ns,s
0. as follows:
New-York tribune., 1870-02-10
TIE STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.

ALBANY, Feb 9.-The State Agricultural so
cety met to-day aud agreed Utica as the place for
holding the next Fair The following ticket elected:
PrcstIcnt-sOlon ID. HungerfOrd Of Jefferson Co.
Vtc Presidents H. Failr jr. Of Ncw-York Samuel
II. Tabcr Of Queens Julian Winnie Oi AD1ny, frank y
Curtis of Saratoga aIncs Gcddcs of Ouondaga, M. NJ.
Ey of Broome b. t. Angels Vi LiyingslOn, EcLd Church
OF Aleg8uy. - M
Lawrence.
RcoOydiHg Ssorctary-JOhn Haven OF NeW'fOrK'
TftusUeT-I.uther Tucker or Albany.
Lreeutibe COmlaiitee-Wn. Chamberlain OF Dutchess,
Robert Swan OF Seneca F0rdnam ioffls OF New foik
81 les IugolslIee ~ n Watson Of Orleans Edwin Thorno
OF Dutchess Joseph Julian, and Jas W. Wadswoith
T. d. Curtis offered resolution approving the lepe ol
the ~ per cent duty animals imported Tor DreediH bs
proposed in the new Tariff bill. IL was adopted. a
proposition hold the Annual Fair alternately IA koches
Ter and Albany was submitted and laid on the tablr
Piof Law Cornell University, delivered an address Oh
the Diseases or cattle In the evening.
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rogSERAL PRESS DISPATCH

NOMINATIONS BY THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
REPORT ON THE RESOURCES OF ALASKA.
The President to-day sent In tue following nolnlna
Jesse r. Grant, to be Postmaster at CoyngtOn, Ky
John II cs%pbe to be Postmaster =. La0nsOaga % n
In piance with resolution OF the House OF Repre-,
sentates the Secretary Of the Treasury has rasntted
Agent G. W. Raymond of the Engineer Corps u s. A.
The report interesting description OF the vari-
GUS tribes OF Indians on the Yukon kyer ana s ~
the rodueon Of arms and ammunition Will cause great
distress by deprving them OF their accustomed means o
support by hunting Capt. Raymond thinks there VIII
he no difficulty II whisky traders prevented from
furnishing spirits to the Indians HIS description OF tho
country explored shows 1t unfit for agriculture The
only products Of that part OF Alaska are furs which
be taken successfully only by the natives The fish
forests of the Of Alaska he con-
ders OF very great prospective value and Importance
In regard to the fur seal islands, he recommends that the
number VI seals to be killed annually be limited 10 100000
that proper tax be levied each skin; and
that the business be placed In the charge Oi trust
worthy aud responsible private company, under proper
regulations, whose interests would be Identical with
those OF tine Government to perpeuate aud preserve
From official statement 1t appears that during the
year ending with December the receipts from spirits
were nearly soOo0OoO tobacco upward OF OO0
OO0 from stamps, $l6 $4,000; from passports, through
State Department s27 ,0O0 from salaries s70l0O0
The aggregate receipts OF the Bureau were nearly
uarierInaster General Megs has, under the authority
OF Inc Secretary of War. published three volumes
the last being the twenty Of the Roll Of Honor"
These show that In the National Cemeteries Corlnh
Miss Pittsburg Landing, Tenn and jefferson Barracks
No. remains OF Union soldiers inferred Ia
the Nashville Cemetery 1850 graves, aud In the
cemeteries at Vicksburg, Miss, and New-Albauy Ind
ls,iO0 The Names far known, given III these
volumes; but many Of them could not be ascertaiued
partnent that for the District Of Kansas
during January 1870 show increase OF 100 per cent
over the same month In 1869.
general Order promulgated from the War Depart
ment. provides that hereafter volatile OILS VIII be
posts and all varieties OF coal oil will 6o regarded a vol
atilc In general lard oil will be supplied Tor issues OF
oil authorized for the necessary illumination OF military
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CUBA.
OFFICIAL DISPATCHES RESPECTING TIE HAVANA
ASSASSINATION.

OFFICIAL DISPATCHES RESPECTING TIE HAVANA
ASSASSINATION.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 9.-Secretary Fish received a
long dispatch this morning from our Consul. General
at Havana, giving further particulars of the recent
outrage there upon American citizens. The dispatch
states that Greenwald, Foster, Johnson. and Wells
were walking quietly. on Sunday last the street.
when they accosted by Spaniard who struck
one of them without saying word and then COM
They all started To run, but crowd soon gathered
around them, and many shots were fired at them
Greenwald was wounded in several places
but got away from the crowd and
he staggered off, a Spaniard ran up to him and
stabbed him to DEATH Foster and johnson were
also seriously injured with pstol-shots and knife
wounds. Wells escaped with few slight bruises
and cuts The COnsul-General says all these men
are quiet inofiensive workmeD, and have only been
in Havana few months in the employ of New
York house. lie says the attack was unprovoked
and a gross outrage. The French Consul and
his wife, and the wife and daughter
of the English Consul. witnessed the whole oc-
eurrence and are give their testimony before the
American Consul General. The investigation is pro-
the arrest of the who fired the first shot but as
vet no arrests have been made. Secretary Fish read
the dispatch the President, who ordered a thor
ough examination of the facts TO be made. HE
NAVY Department received information to-day that
two Spanish ron-clads the Vito Ria and the Leatad,
would arrive in Il few days at either New-YOrk or
Boston. They said to excel any vessels OF war
we haVo in
New-York tribune., 1870-02-10
THE NEW DOMINION.
THE GOVERNOR OF NEWFOUNDLAND REGRET:
THAT HIS LEGISLATURE VOTED NO CoNFI

THE GOVERNOR OF NEwF0UNDLAND REGRETS
THAT HIS LEGISLATURE VOTED NO CONFI-
DENCE IN HIM.
ST. JouNs.N.F.. Feb. 9.-The Governor of fNewfound-
land has addressed message to the Speaker of the
House Assembly deprecating the action of the House
in informally voting confidence in the Government
and rearetting that the House should have adopted
the unconstitutional course of naming to him the
member for whom he should send to form an Admin
stTaion. and expresses the hope that no disrespect
to him his Office was intended The House adopted
"A resolution disclaming any intention to act dsre-
spectfully toward His EXcelency, and stating that
its action was founded on precedent.
4 MASS MEETING AT FORT GARRY-LETTER OF
SIR JOHN YOUNG.
The Ne,c Nation of Jan. 81, contains the re-
pOrt OF - mass meeting at Fort Garry. SO many were
resent that in was necessary 10 hold the meeting the
open air. though the THERMOMETERS stood 20 degrees below
zero The chef business OF the meeting was 10 hear me
letters OF Sir Juh Yonug and others which Mr. Donald
smith had brought with him as Commissioner OF the Do
state with the confidence tnat the Imperial Gov
erruent has intention Of acting Otnerwsc-or permit
toward the inhabitants Of the Red River District OF the
Northwest The people may rely upon II that respect
pcrsuasOns Oud chcerj THAT titles TO every descrp
lion Of property will be perfectly guarded renewed
or when the people may prove themselves qualified 70
exercise shall be duly continued or rberally conferred
After the reading Of tie letters Mr. Rel moved That
% be chosen By the English population
OF Rad River, 20 other representatives OF the
t!eISh 9yH.e .e.~i. y ~ .S.; :. w. w. "''H' ~
bg5t for t.e welfare of III" cOnHtfy. 49,,
Father fichOt sabl that he glad to be present with
the Bishop OF SupeFt'S Land and the Clergy " ydrons
denominations. All, he believed. came there with the
best Interests of the people 1T heart They came there To
ace thai order and good feeling prevailed and 10 iBhu.
cuce tho people as they conld in the direction OF
wnat was right aud Just Loud chcerS
Bishop MacIay cure that every one would heartily
f5gp0ud 10 thc Kind feeling expressed, and do what
possible 10 prolote pAlon ana concord loud cheers
The rgits OF ali prcseIt Nsrc te same, anu on an
difference OF opinion lChoers. For bis paTi he had the
greatest hope that their coming together on that occa
SION aud tlor gathering next week, proposed, would
lead 20 happy settlement Of public affairs lCh"ers
And therefore lie hoped would he united in the
future as VIC had been in the past Loud and repeated
cheers
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!, THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 10, 1870.

several workmen. who employed on the construc
on and repair OF the Aqueduct The testimony elected
shows concluslvey that while some OF the workmen
employed and paid for their labor as Government
employees they In reality engaged In the plumbing
and repairing OF the private residence OF exCabnet
Minister, who is now q member Of the Senate.
The Senate Indian Committee, at their meeting today
agreed to report In favor Of the proposition for esao
fishing Joint Indian Committee OF the two Houses
Their object to harmonious action concerning
Indian af.llrs
New-York tribune., 1870-02-10

THE wAsIIISGros AND sEw-YoRK RAILROAD
Mr.. CHANDLER Rep, Mich.I, on leave, iBtroduced
the bill OF last session 10 promote commerce among tic
States and cheaper the transportation Of the malls abB
military and naval stores.
The hin authorizes the construction Of selass railway from
Washington NeSiors the capital stock Of the Company TO es
s0O0o IL provides for aad Telegraph line from wash
Pittsburgh be called the Washington ad North sstsrn
Railroad aud Telegraph Company and also for railroad aud grsP6
from WsshRston 10 Cincinnati the provisions ~ the osr
being applicable TO all
On motion OF Mr. SHERMAN tRep Ohio the Funding
bin was made the special order for Tuesday next.
The senate then adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1870-02-10
CIn.ss IN RRnoKLYN

The present tournament of the Brooklyn
Chess Club is considered Last evening Capt
Mackenzie played sociable games with Messrs Turner
and Giberg and q tournament game WAS played be-
TWEEN Mcssrs Perrin and Turner The fun OF the
gaines JlayCL thus far Is . follows;
New-York tribune., 1870-02-10

Dh"l 10 iAfiOA8 OF DR DOILIyGER.
o., lOSDoS Wcdncsday. Feb Q, 1910.
.' '."amodanes arc exceedingly bitter against
i'i iDfer for his letter AGAINST the proclamation
INC dogma ol iEfoubihty. They eycrswhere dc.
New-York tribune., 1870-02-10

The steamship Alaska. from Aspinwaii ar
rived at a late hour last evening.
Capt. John III. Arthur of Blue Po.ht, !; l..
and Who was engaged In business la thS th' h"' D-'
nIisslng sinyv tho III Dis%
New-York tribune., 1870-02-10
FOREIGN NEWS.
FRANCE.

x,w orrpRrAW AND MORE RARRICApESw a, r,r
CHARGES BY The PoIACE-No fli'iN' ID A''1
rpnOpS. n ,e-o m
New-York tribune., 1870-02-10

TuE PRESS ON THE QUEENS sPEECH-THE
BALLOT URGED-MR. BRIGHT UNwELL.
IONDoN Wcdnesdav Eeh a fa7o
New-York tribune., 1870-02-10
WASHINGTON.

TIE GOLD PANIC INvEsTIGATION--oNE or TIE
PRESIDENTS PRIVATE SECRETARIES SUM
MONgD-THE SALE OF CADET APPOINTMENTS
SOUTHERN MEMBERS OF CONGRESS lMPLI-
CATED-THE SITUATION IN GEoRGIA-THE
MISSISSIPPI BILL-THE NAVAL LINE AND
STAFF QUESTION.
New-York tribune., 1870-02-10

Nr pATTERsON tRep " ~ referred 10 the vast ia
crease in the resources and popuAp2hV " !EgGg"nt!,
aud argued that more conplchehsNo h,1.ou.' w. ~
necessary than were provided IN the amendment ol tue
senate COMMITTEE rs a means OF showing TINS increase
Mr. BAYARD Dem, Dell sad thal me la% Oi LseV V
had been framed by abe minus ~ -,
AZ ihr cuuUtry-aud had sustained N,tH thtOuSh lNu
trials against adverse cllelsm Inc cost o. C.uas'
under s provisions toai pe ase.rlnneq win r
TIe House bill proposed hasty ana sudden ehansc iion
syst,tl u hose eiiceucy had been proven, NAat WAS
known as househOldeTs schedule -wASh was msto'! .
preliminary matter-would cost siv}Vv a,u az tiS tu 49,
tnr mere sxpermuut, the praCtlcaDlly OF Wnlch Was
JreJ even If tuken under the House pli' iheLc Ma'
mo assurance Of correctness Ia details o tno
leleyed internal revenue system ~ s i
n The clements necessary for procuring INC Ieq'eu
Nr' M6RRuL tRep VI modified his emendmSnt SO SO
as pro, dc for orargtinene ., ano rshun nolasses
,rits wines pruuls. silk Libraries ipuVS hn1 Pi,N
.eohs ra roads, fisheries, area ut tihpsI Ialus'
- - er subjects as the secretary of inc Interior mal
prescribe, ana Whlch VII Ao' "4~''''A'''
oi cNiNG criticised tho position taken by ar; &
sumner that tho schedules TO % utu uiusa ~, an
~ $50 would provo insufficient for The =, IVY,
efficient census becouse various S'l9ess ~ ~
were overlooked ana others hOt lus ,trrs on hS
,i,t to the subject OF moro complete tet1ins =, "a
ot the mines the Senator FROM Massachusetta hau
fingered fuT some tnle anu hau ,,s 49,, bis
I",,Io- of Tie secret springs OF hulhh nature 'l' ~
% ~, ,rorcinu's Art In angling Tor the Notts OF 'lo
tueXprrcncsd aud uususpectlnE reuH'ulS iu" .n'ir
'iiirbterl lie had CoulVed those senators ny Wv -
-. az huue and thtir records upon TUG i"'
.is nd an iyiu, thus upcurd the sNcnuo - telt Sri
tio, u1tures he executed ono oi hs "cniiE I..s t
rr.,tJry and suddenly firing hlMseli WIN Hl9 I.
tu ugtinst the census 0f 1850, ana tht tct Autni
" ri,sed to his sstounled hstencts Tho idtt tat 'e
riecit tails appear Ia iHp oA'No '"Ntp " 80
hons paper and pfuduelo1t =. piol, is'r,,r f,,
Alr prtsldont product, of hh'es tr'lb.d ,p
.,,h ,n,,pnrti'I tblevcs How tho patfu'c t'W'e VI
fha senators from Nevada sw'leu WIN 'N'i'.' ~ W ~
| ton whom no n'arr a1aAsheu 'oi 'n0 p'''V''
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Grady's circus.

The coming Circus. OF which advertisement
appears in this paper. Is hera.ded by illumina-
tea bins. and is pronounced the best IN the
world. unprecedented IN The anualsci Amer
lean Anusemeuts," and standing without q
reer among its rivals Grady's Circus we've
no doubt is. what is claimed for it, an old
fashioned circus" and it's artistes may be skill
%, and accomplished in theirresPeot''e depart
ucu,s. Iiouly average performers the masses
who attend ana for whom the Ctrcus-its arena
with gaudly dressed EQuestrians, Equesiri-
raues. Ac-oblts, Gymnas,s. Athletes, Coutor-
u5a.>ts. Clowns. trained dogs and d.akeys-
has charm that nothing trausceuds. will be
satisfied. Ca Circus day we shall, as is GUS
tsmary have an iuduvnf people and doubtless
the usual number Of bumpkius. Smail-6eer
and gingerbread SSH, be nc a premium, and
Isr-,culors wiu turn a penny a, they turn Che
sy.got and che heals OF those who Patron.ze
them
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MARRIED-

Dr. Edwards. Mr. CNBCS L. HELLER % Miss
MARIA p. MATTHEW'S, both OF Martinsburg.
In Martinsburg. on the 25th 1lt bv Rev Father
Kahn. Mr.. EDWARD CUNNINGHAM % Niss
ANNA =. NCLLIGAN, Oh %! Berkeley county.
ON Do, o0tb Of April AZ Waterford, BY the Rev.
Charlie, King Mr.. JOSEPH z. DIVINE and Miss
SALllE ROBERTS, al Of Waterford.
Oa che 10th alt. by the Resi-. :. Hoyle, Mr..
THOS. PHILLIPS, u Miss MARY ). THRIFT,
al Of LogdouR.
On the 18th ult. BY the Rev. Nr. Wilson. A. p.
KEEN. Of Washington, to KATE c. TOWNER,
Leesburg, Va
On tie 2Sth ait. IN Leesburg, by Rev. J. W.
LUpton, Nr. LABAN L. HILL and Miss LAU RA
Y. LOkENTL, all OF Loudoun.
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lie Ola Family Journal.
.torAap's Springs.

L WI. DO seen by advertisement thai TINS
sotu,ss Sunner Retreat I'll be open't 70
tit,or tskeraiiy or the Is; Of June, and tha,
,,,,-. -.ots.ions ray lie led Ae7e even earlier
4 .eae. dated Q. JorJaus last week speaks IN
glowing terms Of the prospect for successful
season and SAYS the establishment was never
{, b.,,er condition for the comfortable enter
,o;,r,ent Of guests In addition to The sup
-l;ssof the most delicious honey from the Apia-
- Of SIR Jordan--one Of the most extensive
&. the VAlley-de has the promise Of most
t5untiful Weld Of peaches and other fruits, and
Vegetables ia great abundance aud Of Che finest
quality. The writer says Mr.. Jordan's Straw
Terry beds contain tcsuty varieties, and will
Weld bushels Of the most delicious berries ID
June and July. His Garden, Orchard and
Apiarv present tempting inducements to those
seeking o Summer resort, to say nothing OF IN,
Lta.ta-siyiug waters pleasant promen'deS
Ire music ana agreeable surroundings Of Tux
-re q. at Jorians.
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The Jackson Monument.

Below we publish the call for funds for the
erection Of suitable Monument over the re-
mains of immortal Jackson. Nh. HAWKS.
one Of the surviving staff, and, we know, one
who received, as be mtruted, the confidence Of
his Chief, will receive contributions FOR the sd
cred aud dutiiul purpo.e indicated. We trust
bis cali will be Ii orally responded to 10y the
soldiers aud friends aud admirers Of the depart
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