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New-York tribune., 1872-09-24
EDUCATIONAL MATTERS.

The Committee on Evening Schools has examined
about 200 nominated for the term Of IS weeks TO begin
Monday evening when the Evening High School will begin
term weeks About 80 nominees yet TO examination
which mauy personal fitness and length Of experience
applicants the grade certificates held BY them Principals
will stendnoat their respective schools evening during
the preceding he beginning the for the enrolment OF
pupils Of whom be u years Of The houn OF In
stcton for w from to $3.50 and for women, from $50
TO D. m numbof schools will be the hitherto % for
white eoored ups The number Of teachers will be
what 3 The whole number Of pupils taught last
was l9 9 which here u 55l men, 69 women and 9
cooed pupils Theversge attendance during the time
s53 represented by i men, 335 and l2 coOed pupils
The average p.rcnae abntses last year about S. while that
Of the DAY schools D and Of the Normal College only This
large percentage Of ientees extent attributed to sry
on part Of teas remedy which than ordinary
now exercised maxim appointments Another and still greater
was raid 70 be enen Of children under the H. Of
whom were trusnts dung almost the entire term
for OF the salaries the City Superintendent
has ben abandoned in Of the discovery
ans which until
pPob The Of al. except the recently
new Supeendep The present ineumben therefore, hold
have already dneor several terms The following appointments
principals o the ew Grammar school No. 70 Fthst in the
Seventeenth Ward i've been made Principal Of Male Depart
meuL ii. PtigreE Of Female Department Hannah A.
Sill; Of Primary DeArimsnt Maggie Cannon The following
promotions have ais been made; Fred w. James, late Vice
Pnnapal Of Gnnnr School No S. 10 bs Principal Of Gram
School No. 81 vice John Jasper. IT, made Assistant City
supen eBdsnt; M.er Blgas late Fnt Assistant In Grammar
Oedj Jared B.hoi late Pinep. Of Grammar sehoolNO
3d. 20 be Principal School 81 vice Arthur MeMuen
fea Science Kehng gh has made
resignation Of HenyD Lloyd who has removed from the city
Supreme Court wi result that gntemlns resignation from the
Board Of Public Instrction, Of which be is member.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-24
A JUDICIAL CONTEST.

In the Trial FERN of the Marine Court, over which
Judge Shea presdebe Of Richardson sg Dawson called
yesterday defendant asked for The
ed boeudge Curtis last November and judgment rendered
defendant Jpn appeal by the plaintiffs the General Term Of
the Court men reversed wheupon the defendant ap
peaed Comma Pleas General Term COat Ofhghe ursc.
ton which appeal sOw pending
Judge Shea refuses consider this sufficient for sou.
nen saying tina he had presided the General Term which
had reversed the nen he would not compel counsel 1t before
ordered hHto 60 before Judge spauug hog
other Trial Term ofhe Marine Court
Mr. Depison state that the suit in the Jurisdiction Of the
Court Peas bat Judge Shea declined take this
the ard s euse to allow the be OF Counsel then
applied ChfJuacs Charles p DAILY and upon statement
facts obtained wr Of Injunction prohibiting the Manue Court from
until don OF the the Common Pleas
This w Mr. Denis Immediately served Judges Shea who
reading 1t said;
II dent vh.igh Judge Charles DAILY had wt Of
prohibition against Court Reeoi III this myself
hold II o the csenAr ready for trial"
The Judge aso dcted counsel for the plaintiff before Chief
Justice DAILY and Ap have the wit vacated Mr. Deon
bring the natter Judge DAILY morning determine
the question sheh Judge Shea refuse obeJ o Of the
Of Common Pleas
New-York tribune., 1872-09-24
DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS
TUESDAY. SEPT. "a

TUESDAY "a
Closed Mail only by the williams Guion and
Inman Line Steamships
Mail for Halifax closed at the HewYork Post ohcs every
THURSDAY O'Clock Steamshp sails from Portland Me on
Friday, az s m.
Letter postage all the West Indies except when going direct. vi
be each which must be prepaid
WEDNESDAY. SEPT 25
Europe and Liverpool steamship
Minnesota Supplementary Mail Pier No. +6iN
L., 5 closed az IL IN. Steamship sails at " NJ
A Prusnan Closed Mail is sent bY this line.
A letters deposited in Supplementary Mails must be prepaid with
double postage =,
Mats States direct, via Bremen per steamship
Strassburg close at II NJ. ,
Deci NAL By this line. Steamship sails a2p NJ
from Pier foot Of Thrist.. Hoboken.
Mails PorsuPnoe Gouaves and s. Marc BY the steamship
PERT Steamship sa from Martins Stores BrookTn
Mails Havana by the steamship City Of HaTsnA close at
Steamship sails at .. m. from Pier Ne. 3N X
THURSDAY. SEPT. D.
Plymouth Cherbourg and Hamburg per steam
ship HosAA II Supplementary Mail on Pier foot Of
Third st. HOboken closed Steamship sails at from
A letters deposited Supplementary Mails must be prepaid with
double postage. -.
Mails Tor West Indies by steamship Columbia close
n2nm Supplementary Mail on Pier No N r., closed at 1850
D. m Steamship sails at 3 p .
A letters deposited Supplementary Mails must be prepaid with
double
New-York tribune., 1872-09-24
THE ANDES INSURANCE FAILURE.

II. K. Lindsay, special agent OF the Andes
Insurance Company has arrived in this city 10 nves
gate he condition OF its agency and to settle It's anas
His Instructions are cancel all policies presented ana
to driw on the Company. number of policies nave
been presented the Companys present agency NO. '
Broadway. Mr.. Temple, the present resident agent,
STATED yesterday that the Company would prooaoy
sendo sufficient money to pay all the return policies az
once rather than subject agents to tho trouble OF
rd,,1 them snely He said that the Company had
simy stopped issuing policies. He also stated tnat IL
would be greatly to the advantage or the company,
rar than 10 their deriment, all the Insurers 10
camel their policies short rates so much so, I'D iaot
thatt would not take onethird OF the amount sg4s ~
ghh the SUPERINTENDENT OF Insurance In Ohio requires
az reinsurance fund to cancel all liabilities Many pre-
fernng TO hold policies in concern against whose
soncy there can be no doubt have applied for cancel
abn while others have retained theirs trusting 10 the
strength OF the concern.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-24
THE HARLEM COURTHOUSE FRAUDS.

The fourth session of the Senate Committee
frauds was held yesterday In the Aldermens chamber Of
the City Hail. Robert O.. Hatfield, architect, who testi-
fed on Saturday as 10 the present condition and value
the property recalled and said, answer to Mr.
Ktches questions that at the time OF his
rooms had been completed, and that there we're no
safes or walnut desks In the Office used by the Commits
son printed copy Of his report to the Controller as
presented TO the Senate, handed him. and be pro-
nounced It correct with the exception OF some slight
typographical errors which did affect the general re-
suit In to Senator Temsnns Inquiries he said
that In addition 10 the material the premises and the
adjacent lots there was some tagging stone on the
wharf, which scsnlan pointed out to him. This was In
cluded In his estimate. .....
The next witness Albert 8. wnant, who testified
that he. had been employed In the surrogate's ofce
sinoe 1870 In that he transferred " the Harlem
New-York tribune., 1872-09-24

Courthouse Commissioner six lots OF land in One
hundred -sixtbst for t2ooo They belonged
to Mr. Farchild who had transferred them to witness
short previously II was Pairchild who had mace
the SALE and the warrant given in payment was handed
directly to him. Witness received no pay for the trans
action and had knowledge Of the final disposition Oh
the purchase money. On being further examined 10
said be was not sre whether the land IN Onehund
red-and-twentysx or OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
st. He knew nothing OF IL further than that ne nau
deeds He did search the tie look at the anu or
do any other act which could imply ownership. =.
A. s. Cady Clerk In the Controllers once DOT having
returned from the country, and the unpaid Dls against
the Courthouse Commissioners being therefore, mac
and no other witnesses being present the Co
nittee adjourned TO meet in Harlem Hail. te-morrow, az
q D. m William c. Trull of the firm OF Deyelln run,
appeared as counsel for the Commissioners, put decneu
10 the witnesses at the present stage OF
he nrooeedinga.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-24
A RELIGIOUS ANNIYERsARY.

The Fifteenth Anniversary of the Fulton-st.
Daily PrayerMeetings observed yesterday noon, at
the Old North Dutch Church at Fulton and William-sts
There from 2OO to 1900 persons present The pull
pit and the communion table beautifully decorated
with flowers the offerings OF strangers who had attended
the meetings. Among the cergymen present in addition
TO those who spoke were the Rev. NJ W. Christopher
OF Oxford Eng the Rev. DR.. King the Rev. DR.. Hscok
the Rev. Dr. Osborne Of Brooklyn, the Rev. Matthew
Hale Smith, and the Rev. DR.. Chambers The exercises
opened with the singing Of hymn, entitled Fifteen
Years OF Prayer" The Rev. DR.. Theodore l.. Cuyler
who conducted the exercises made the opening prayer
The Rev. Dr. s. ID. BurchaId, the Rev. W. H. BoOle the
Rev. DR.. Cuyler, the Rev. DR.. 0rmisoD, the Rev. j.
Hyatt Smith, the Rev. DR.. Taylor, the Rev. w. n Me
Wicker and others made short addresses on the efficacy
OF prayer. Henry Day told how one Harpending had
bequeathed about five Of land, called the "Shoe
maker Farm" al Madenane and Queenst. for the sup
port OF preaching from 1860 1903 and said that from
this bequest had sprung the prosperity Of the Dutch Re-
formed Church in America.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-24
CIVIL NOTES.

In the Noah T. Pike will case, yesterday, thomas
M real .,a operator reading in Hhay testified that be had
had with the deceased during the last TWO
or three years the m and that the teaior was pruael' anu
careful always appeared to be in bis nsts mind
An,otion was made, yesterday, in the Supreme
Court Chambers punish contempt the Board Audit for not haV
ing complied Of nsndamus requiring the Board 10 son'
and allow Michael MOneI for two months salary a.
clerk In the Bureau OF County Ans Jo5e
ard before the denied The motion on me
mandsmus NOT having stated any peeS. sm 20 o
and having been audited and portion oi inc sum o
lowed there contempt
On Saturday an examination OF witnesses was be-
gun before referee the habes corpus proceedings for 'he CUSTOM "
child Lizzie Gaey" Dugan" she Is called BY the respective
.,N,. Ri,,ner On the one sde whom tho child is and
with remain; and Mrs Dagan on ng ~.
VII 10 childs mother Inc cios
Bmma Jaia Dogan resumed yesterday t ehd n9,nns o.
whipping the cnld I
ettT ofens denied having iireaed her daughter INV
and testified that she received inc
& ~ nre.n and that Mrs witnes sister receives me
bI from her She Identified the girl who was In Court s tae cnO
yen 20 b Nrs still before the referee
New-York tribune., 1872-09-24
THE VTFLE CASE.

Another APPLICATION was made, yesterday. in su-
peme Court Chsse before Judge Leonard portion
order entered dsma Of the wnt Of hsbe corpus which
related TO the easisy Of tie yes children Counsel for Mira vss
made brief saten Of tie prOtracd litigation between Gea yes
and h WIFE lie ned the agreement under which divorce SUI,
begun COnAeet which charge Of adultery made
either SIDE and .. legal proceedings IN h, State he dcon
tnusd He said iht Nm vels did not that part Of the
order which be custody Of three Of the ehen to their father
merely agreed hat the writ Of hAbea should be dd
AVag hs parents heir natural rights In the matter lie also
opinion rendered byudge Barnard stating tAi there had
Of sduiis sgsnst either q Che hgsn from which he argued that
there nothing show that MrA Feewas net a. have
s VI ser ehuts1 Counsel bebs Gs yse stated that bis
New-York tribune., 1872-09-24
DFCTSTONs-SEpr. o.

Superior Court-Speciol Term-Bv Judge William
aTt the Thiriaye Railroad Co-Cse settled
agt BVrTbuch-Dyorce granted Hammond sgt ComnQrder
granted Lntf sg Comn ct aLOder graned Burke ct al ag
Wo-Reierence grante Kennedy KennedyOrter granted
Gedney Lyt-Mohon ganted $40 costs4 RosenhAl sg
Moses ct sL-Orler grated
BY Judge sedguies-Kennedy sgt Ksunedyordsr granted
Common Pleas-Special TTm-By Judge j. +. Daily.
Brown trustee ag Dacker-hotOn denied Ham sst Rodman
Motion denied.
Br Justice Dssacksts sS sscke!t Divorce granted to
plaintiff
Supreme Court-.SpecidI Term-By Judge Brady
Cimbreng sDd othl s Nelson FDdng to be settled notice
(See Opinlonl
New-York tribune., 1872-09-24
THE BOX TRADE SALE CLOSED.

A considerable number of small invoices of mis-
eeAneous books blntbook operas diaries stationery etc.
disposed yeerAs Les forming the closing stock Of the Trade
The attendance rather slim and the
bidding the des evidently having ady laid in full stocks The
just closed h, ben the most important yet held BY Leat
Co.. having occupedlesry DAYS from I'll late night during
which they 90 worth OF goods The books
have been mainly high character the works Of the most
authors at be abroad and have REALIZED the whole
very satisfactory prss both publishers and dealers
New-York tribune., 1872-09-24
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF SEw-yoRk.. ................"...SsPr ~

PORT OF NRW- -Y0RK. .......,..,..,......SEPT. ~
CLEARED.
Steamship Joseph Dodds tBl Leslie C. B.. O. Swain Son.
steamship North Amsrca sOcam JneO ke United States and
steamship X. n. Faehd Trout, Phladephia, n Briggs
steamship fr,ncooi,. Bragg: Portland J. p Ames
steamship Beverly Pierce. Phladephla-
ship Geo tIarIbut williams Antwerp jacob Schmidt Co.
s . 4s I ss.y. st11 e.c sSL q Mo C ' 70
Bark David GeE shcT,ks EnOEs ioT Fnsh Edye Co
Bar. Barr a%% & E @ ss S F S co Co.
B.rk Brilliant. JoA9son s Havana ToS lanes B. Ward Co.
Bns b Tenney jacobs, peruandina Pa Snow Richardson
Brs Tartar Br Hardy Queenstown Falmouth Geo Buey
sehr knchantress. Phillips Savannah
schr Iepheti., Bect.ih Hartford
Schr W. II. Mailer CroTo,, Boston.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Algeria B LeMessue Liverpool Sept I2 and Queens
town 18th. with mdse. and pass to Chas G. Franeklyn.
MP,n CSaRPOo' LOCKWOOD 0haOO WITH md' and pass
steamship fer Gardner POruPruse via ST. Marc and GOnAyes
steamship Geo ". Clyde Cole Sept H. aud Key Yves.
18th with mdse. and pass o G. II. Mallory 4 Co.
steAn'hp Herman Lyngslo3 CheesemAn Savannah With mdse
shp Crusader of LOndOu jenkins Liverpool a day. with md
Bhs David Bugbee of s'Oekonl so"er CaiI days with salt
Bng Mar, Q.L), G.1ulo, LeghOn 60 days with marble &C.
Bng Qr:ol9a ylIaL seoIo hIrsess % dars With mdse
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BANGOR Ma, Sept 2orhe hI Majestic from Port Johnson for
a Castine yesterday.
Bosros Sept 2Arrved. steamship Roman, Phladephis
ship Nightingale IRON Singapore Brig, MacsvenL from Leghorn
Blot Hehe from bamore ScOan from Pcnsacoai bng Do
from 81 Jsgoi Annie d. Touey and H. Rich from
Batmore o. CarY, Cao, and Moses Day, from PhlAephs
scnr Minnie Reppier, from Pascsgoula.
LewEs DeL sept 21-ArScd for ORDERS brig Richmond from
CArdeusl
MoSRos Va Sept 2l-Pssed in for Baltimore steamship
Peruvian, from Liverpool
HEwORLKAss sept 2-Ayed. steamship New Orleans eager
New.lOrt Sailed steamship Cromwell for EewYork
FOREIGN PORTS.
QUKEssrows Sept Williams Line steamship Wyom.
Ing whney NewYOrk sepL H. Or Liverpool arrived here this
morning
osDos Sept 23The steamship from Quebec Sept
Sydney, G. B., prrivel at Liverpool on SATURDAY.
soUrnAMPros 2arhs North German bloyd steamship Bre
New York sept H. for Bremen. touched here IeRay
PLYMOUTH sept ?The Hambug American Line steamship Fnsa.
Meier Newior Sept H. for Hamburg arrived here
teTiaJ.
. . MEMORANDUM.
steamship Gen. sherman loaded Tor Port Lemon ak
while hing Pier No. 10 k River The Srecks John fa
n aonx pamyiag her, wlie diseged
ffor LaIesf SAP Aeics see Fiih Pace, W."
New-York tribune., 1872-09-24
CRIMINAL NOTES.

The United States Circuit Court Grand Jury is
now are exception important to be
brought beforeit
Justice Coulter in the Yorkville Police Court, yes
locked Charles Of picking pockets the
Central Park Sunday.
At Jefferson Market, yesterday, Justice Cox COM
md John QUINN Of No. 3gl Spng await the result of1aies
inflicted By him upon bis wife Rosanna Saturday night
New-York tribune., 1872-09-24
THE SWEDISH DEFAULTFR.

M. Ahlender charged with abscondlng with ABOUT
ssno Of the pubic funds Sweden discharged BY Comns
.op, Osborn and In ed resrred like ohre Pending
the examination the charge Abende declared h intention OF
becoming s Dd daring the
Ahlenders counsel moved TO e case o
The ground defendant American uhen aSu
therefore subject the provisions Of the est ee"en os
S.e, and Sweden uaer arrested The motion was ooDo
New-York tribune., 1872-09-24
TIE FARRELL CASE.

An application was made yesterday, before Judge
Leonard the Supreme Court Chambers for ~s Of haoes CORPUS
for Thomas FARRELL against Corone jury have found verae'
n ho in caused death Of Seymour snd Orn two luna
c whes acting Keeper the Bsckwefs Island Asylum ''se
Lsonanl K. aned snt, directing 1t to Coroner Young
New-York tribune., 1872-09-24

sa kd obedience writ % babas p-odsosd ne hfee
chdu b court ho csmsl of The wit Ne vas
entitled 70 CUSTODY Counse also urged ns yage Bsn
tho right 10 make The odef ana hA
sbould moi DO. be Decision reserved ~, \.
The the sbdeea OF en Feies n
Lake Mhopa yesterday Camel n T. and Leveson was ns"
10 await the action OF the Grand Jay.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-24
MINIATURE ALMANAC

Sun r.e.. $40 sun ~u...... 5:54 Moor l0f7
| rHp DAy-Ia
Sandy Hoot.. GoTs sand Ei He'll Gate PerrJ.. 3O3
| HisH
Island EsD Hell Gate Ferry 1923
New-York tribune., 1872-09-24
proposals.

BOARD oY HSGIvEERs o PouRTu.AVx laPRoVEsEsr'}
OpvrCE GRAND CENTRAL DEPoT, NEwYoRx Sept ISiL
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.-SEA
PROPOSALS viii be received by the undersigned at this oos
until eo 3h september lsi for all s work On hs
embracing large Of heavy work, excavation '1nne "A
pm. and proposals viii be in rcadoess at this
oee on the m day Of September after which time tie ens
neers will be present 70 ~ axe explanations
ALLAN CAMPBELL.
ALFRED W. CRAVEN, Board Of Engineers
EDw. N. TRACY Pourthaye lmproyemens
l. c. BUCKHOUT.
New-York tribune., 1872-09-24
MlereilluecnB.


brushes of every description at S35 Pearl
D Harpers building. All articles a. the loEest factory Pnee
JOHN X. HoPPEL
DOR SALE-6OO cords STABLE MANURE.
be delivered either side Of Long Island Sound or Connso
emit River Address WIN. A. FISH
10 Broad-st, n Y. up stairs
New-York tribune., 1872-09-24

CALBNDARS-THs DAn
SUPREME J0pens at 10 am-Calsn
dare called at m
New-York tribune., 1872-09-24
THE CUAMBERLAIN,s STATEMENT.

THE CHAmBEhLAlNo oihib'hNi'
The following is City Chamberlain Palmers
statement OF receipts payments and balances ior Tue
week ending Sept. al:
New-York tribune., 1872-09-24
WHITE STAR LINE.

HEWYORK CORK AND LIVERPOOL
NEW AND FULLPOwERRD STEAMSHIPS
THE LARGEST IN rHB WORLD.
OCEANIC, BALTIC. GRRMANlC, ADRlATlC
RgPUBIIC CELTIC. RRITANNIC ATLANTIC.
$500 otupsb banien-30O b. D. .,.
Sailing from NewYorS on SATURDAYS THUR
DAYS. and Cort Hsrbor the dsv foiovins
ATLANTIC, RArUkDAf, October D. AZ I;5n a. N
OCEANIC SATURDAY.. October ". al 2;pO IL
ADRIATIU. SATURDAY, October - al I;Oa
From he White Docs. Psyous Ferry, Jeney Ctf
unrfaled, combining
SAFETY SPEED. AND COMFORT
saoona and h.thTooms IN nasnp 80
ton felt Surgeons sSd sswSrdesse' ACCOMPANY
these
ing friends from the Old Country can nov OBTAIN s'set~
prepaid certificates, SO, currency. ~ u..A.,.
Passengers boosed from all parts OF AmsneA TA" Hs~@
Norway, Sweden, India. Australia. China Sc
nTsfs from al upwan.
For spseea " pss .nl other aiOrmaion p a ,s SoD2,sy'
oniees, No ID BrVadwaT he~forE :" "'efA
New-York tribune., 1872-09-24

nsru' J.-Optnf ~ ~ - ms-Sai7n'
ct IL m.
1871. Curtis ct al agt. St. john.
1873. .Mangan sgt. Ferguson.
l34. The Hercules Mutual Life As.
surahee Society Of the U. 3.
sgt Mannheim.
IA. Beach agt. Decker.
Call lis-Naianith agt. Eaisnith-
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-11-23

- RoucIcault makes q, 900 a night.
Fernando Wood Is said DO worth iio,-
- Gov. Hoffman will start for tWo-ysars'
trip to Europe next January.
- Tho TiohbOTno claimant Is 10 DO tried for
perjury on the 26th instant.
- Nelson's house that was burned in Boston
was valued at $1,000.
- Senator sumner loses about $4,000 by the
Boston hre.
Harper, tho famous guerilla Of war time, 10
peacefully raising hogs In Kentucky.
- Greeley drew his salary from the Tribune
with punotual fidelity during the time he was In
the bloody .chasm line OF trade.
1t Is officially announced at Madrid that tho
aecouchment OF tho Queen Of Spain may DO OK.
pected 10 three months time.
M. Theirs has Just received the present OF
pair Of bulldogs from his friend the Marquis OF
Winchester.
- The Empress Of Russia will hereafter live
permanently In tho Crimea on account Of her
enieebled health. The climate there Is mild.
- Mr.. DarWIn's delicate health, It Is said,
University Of Aberdeen, which will, therefore,
probably DO rendered TO Mr.. Huxley,
Charles Levers will has been proved. It
leaves all his property to his executors on trust,
with certain reservations In iayor Of his daugh'
ter Kate.
- Mr.. Holloway, tho pill potontate, Is about
to build In England at q cost Of nearly clOO 900
an insane asylum; presumably TO show his graf
ltude To the class IRON whom most Of his fortune
was derived.
- Robert Dale Owen takes tho antiquity out
Of MGthusolah, by declaring that the years
mentioned In Genesis meant months. A roll-
glOus paper takes up this idea and applies II to
Shen, ''Shem was one hundred years old, and
beEat ArphaXed." According to OWea he was
little over eight years old Rather last
youth, that Shem.
An American tourist has been dlstlnE ulIl-
Ing himself In Ireland. Mr.. FltIhenry, Of BOs.
ton, runs away with Miss Agnes Barry, only
daughter Of Newton Barry, late member Of Par.
Lament, OF the County Of Wexford, Ireland.
Miss Barry Is prize, as she has $500 0OO inner.
tied from one Of those dear old uncles OF whom
We read In novels. The father, Of course, re-.
fused his consent; but the lovers run away to
Killarney, and were made one, Papa, OF course,
rolentod, torglVing the happy pair, and all now
goes merry as marriage bell.
- General Meade had dread Of politics.
Writing to the editor Of tho Philadelphia Age,
in March, 1871, he said: 81 should esteem 4
nomination Tor the Presidency misfortune.
am and only desire to DO a soldier. | have al
ways objected to politicians making themselves
soldiers for political ends, and | equally con-
demn soldiers becoming politicians, so long as
they are soldiers. am In favor, as betWeen
politicians and soldiers for each 'shlnnylng on
their own side."