, 1873-05-20

T.; aa,,,f rorn1;,,o ,, H. oo,a Is ur..sountrc 1o,o,
-7o1orrn,ont a,,d atoto ,ie1,ts hnt W.T. ,rn.
tcction ,,nvo tl,o hottor reonlo p. Moahv thoncht
tlnt cilhort Wo11,or von11 m out ~ nul,io iro
MT ,ho and If hia farm. neyor To rccoyor r.oz;ton
in Vjrri,.in Hocnt1 that It vos not tr,o tint Gen
nront Ind ofrcrcd hin, thu o1ca of 11nitc] g,atcs
A+tornov hut thot In lad iot;n,otcd TINT In
con1 riyo 4 to Co] o1oshv. and. Mt tho same
lima romorked fiat IN ao1ic;t t,,c ofr1cn wop1J
cet lin or, ;mnr.atnn Mt hmm. Moshv sai,1
ilot ho Ind found II mncl, hnrdor worh to fcbt
for c;rnnt tbnn to arbt orn;rst him. uo is q
annnortor ~ 'ron, soott'a railway ambition III,
yir1;n,, ,nd o~nreaaol tho hmm int gcott would
,a,'1So ~, t,o rro1orol,a1rv nooa mi ,n,1o o1l
Sopoie up w eiouolisAapa t.oau, al.a !ano 90
hls connections SOUTHWARK. Mosoy SAID tint ho
had worked for Bcott to the best Of his ability.
Ito waB by no means complimentary to Con.
~ 1'"ns ,t"%s -, e"ftoSoAa' ",.1 DsA.&
that e1-toV' Nel1s WIS pefaocusnb h''n lAlospy)
long after tho War olosed aud that the Inst voley
fired was ono yoar after tho War was done, whom
Yankee Colonel At teesorg ordered @ nm to- take
oh oluo ossseoss, "nen "a 'no euis eoxss no
could get Tor hta nakednoas, md had then ordered
Ills mon to fire yolloy at Mosby rotroating. Ho
WAS 80 much harasaaa in this way TINT his vito
w., mo.1' A.S ', ro:,..sa. -, ~; ~ a,..a,.n, :,
! llo'', anu 1alllng III thlb' oot1'noa IL
from GrAnt aB Secretary OF War. 1t appohreu
| alBo that, when hfr. Stanton excepted MoHby
nua,,, ;su,o5 s,,oc;o1 ordor o~to,1;r1 ,no,,ov
ofan' 'ssuoo npesial o4.'e oAso4"lnb s4elio'os
! 10 nl1n. Mosoy sayh tna' no "aa hesef ont u
] uniform during all tho War, novor matroatcd his
prisoners, aud never came lnBido tho Union
| l;res III thjnka 7. r.. r. stuart 1yaa thu ,reat-
est master Of tactics and strategy TINT tho War
produced, being, unlike Forrest aud Others an
educated military nun, who know how to om-
fautrv ru m nrt1crv tonorron1v oto. OF 15anv f4il-
;1anh saa,.s 6,,itn noe,,,,nnt,r ao,.;ra,
nlole 4noApS spo@Ao l1.ta ~ =, n'oe' '.t1 S'a -
that he never Emo" tao Eene'om@h' VI
Sheridan he says, the same. Moaby ia an enter
aud sovoye, bluiai-gray eye: uo lns not rocoY-
| cred eonfidonco among tho Firginiana WHO say
that his OBJECTS aro persona, ano tAat Us hns
abandoned hia commonwealth.
Tho changes at hiclmond' a CITY are very r. re-. +
rnarkable, and altogether for tho bottcr. Tint
town, like Washington Inns experienced com.
pleto roluyauation. waa particularly touched
with tue Rnpoflotty OF the stoeR o1 Q;' nooAs IN
somo OF tic stoFoH, ana oepec1aiiy Will tho
raro through tho North. such as ~ local cal
history colonial history, orc. Ihese
private libraros which had been brokSn iSI up by
tho ncceBsition following tho Var. The news
papors at Richmond are toonumerous to do woll.
The mills and factories M are runnns ana tne
9q a hs are boeu
to take the place Of the spottswood lately burned
The billy isata west OF the town have received .
very noble extension Of tho city, III tho midst Of
which ia Q now public park, ornanontod with d
statue Of Washington.
TIE oEsETEnY,
rapiis' Of Ito James liver, las boon
decorated, with splendid monument to tie Con-
Of immense rough blocks hoapoa upon Zach
other, and rising to tho height, rs it seemed to
me. 1t loo foet; tic cap-stoue ID 4 massive
piccb. carved like pinnacle the Inscriptions
conceived in Reasonable spirit. The grave Of
,Iamoa Monroe ia quaint and unioue, in tie same
cemetery. It consists Of q aarcoplagus, in.
cloaed by canopy Of ornamental iron, III the
TOO much like o cage, perhaps, but tho land
scapo las been niado subsoryiont tc
the the tomb, 20 that criticism hcaitatos
aud, after while, commonds it
The grave Of the cavalry General, s:tnaft. is 20!
us tlat
JOHN TYLER
was buried III tho vicinity Of Monroe; but, aB lit
could not rosd. Me LOST half9n-!,9gr trying t. t.
son, it is said las just received III oillco frou
prosilout Grant, il. the Stato Of Floyida. Ht
yory much resembles lliB father, md both o
thom boara liLoncss to tho late Gen. Floyd, proBi
don't Buchana,l's Secretary. John Tylor was I'M
Fortunate in lis Dorlol. like Androw johnson
n ohnneo nor ylldcati5onot @ dti5 unless We OK
cept Horny a.. wiyos book on tho subject
IJnion 10 book, by tho way, Of which TYLER
sons speak quito doprccatingiy The last work d
join Tyler, Of any account, was the pcaco Con
vention .whiel, mot at Washington in February
1861, simultaneous with tho ,nootiug Of tl
, Confederate Congroag at Montgomery. Wis
saya that Tyers pars II tue 70. reaeo G0nventlo1
WIS tho most glorious OF his lifo. !" Lilo nctou
I aays Wise, "tlo part not only Of q father Of hi
State, bnt Of tho whole country. But It Won!t
to coyor all tho eggs -aorpents' and eagles'-
iu tllut neat. III that Convention, Riyo
a1ld Summers, OF Virginia, ondcayored to b
accommodating but Yylor was obstinate an,
ineillciont, zrylor's lsst dobsto ct any account