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AMERICAN PORpS

ALEXANDRIA. Aug l2-ssled. schrs Oliver Jameson.
of%ss SosT6N August % ses%es xs. B Ho
S%s. :n ns suns
ME wis. Dayton Hoboken; Ida Latham. Potter wee.
BANUoR Aug ll-Arrived. schrs Orient, Brown Now
York; Kendall do Allegheny Bryant do Nellie Mot
Ciearsa5s Caspian, Flo, cher. Now York
charleston. Bory, New York; Equator.
isth-Xrrved, steamer Falcon. Baltimore; schr Ann E
sailed-steamer somerse. for Boston, in of the
DELAWARE CITY. Aug a-sacd, schr hattie NJ rowss
star tBr, @hsshoass. DnaKirk for orders; Wia.h
Pass Passed % i" isr Bs%ors- Eli.. Kvorct. Br. Dun
ter.ou. from Dublin via Delaware Breakwser baks NO
S Cam vi. %
Thc!measn from Traies brig Nssss X.cSay .f ion
@ 'f ais
for SS sS IL.
Geo Latimer, aud Italia, TOR -: schr d Keeling,
Aug vA,ss steamer SS CITY Of San An
,LySX, Aas s.Ar.iyed % .ehr. Nellie L.mpsr. Hxsns
NEW ORLEANS. Aug e-Arrv.d steamer Ishurei (Br.
Cleared-Schrs Kxceor. Hunermsn. Utiiia: Consiancs
gr Briggs ; Mus,.n; sunbeam. SyIoTs DO
ship Adorna Hawkins. Liverpool
ish-Arriyed the Passe; steamer New YORK. Quick.
New York ship kcntuckan, Hedge, Liverpool
Saed-Shp Her Majesty bark st Gcnevieve, schrs Con
stance, Excelsior. Sunbs sam
NEW BEDFORD, Aug i2-Arrived. schr Chancslor. Fer.
guson Rondout.
Saicd-Schrs Samuel c Hart. Kelly. New York
NEWPORT Aug llth pM-Arrived, schrs Casts, Whit.
Barnes. Wright. New York for Woods Hole y Crockcr
rhrsshe Taunton for New York soop Sophia Stepp.
ersct. Tor do.
Ssied--schrs NJ A NcCahan- Call Philadelphia: Ario
Pardce. Nckersou Diehton tor New York Harriet Gard.
ner. Miller. Pail River for do.
PORT GAMBLE, Aug 5-Ssilcd, bark Rainier, White,
PHiiADELrTIIA, Aug l3-Arrived. steamers Junjsta
Caharine. Savannah Centipedc. Miller Bo Achcs
Bacon, do bark Mann tjcr Deutsch Bordeaux: bra
Eugcna. vssie Bath schrs Leander Knowles. Chase.
PORTLAND. Ne, Aug I1-tloarcd. schrs David Torrey.
souie, I" load for Newark; Anerod Talbot Kenne
bee, to load for New York
Sailed Ship Southern Rights Bath
RICHMOND. Aug 1l-Arrised, schrs Charles Il Moody
Arcy Boston, TO load for Grand do sui Mary Cranmse
uorner Philadelphia.
Sailcd-StcAmer Wyapoke Couch New York: schr Snow.
fake, Gale, Poughkecpsie; John Wright. scaIl, New
isth-Clcarcd. bark Taisman (Bu, Blaekford Rio
Jaueiro.
SAN FRANCISCO. Aug 5-Arrived. ships Black Essls
bark Amethyst. Bates Bcilns cham bay.
Cearci-Bark Jenny Pitts, Binn, Port Townsend: schY
Lonisa simpson, Hagen. Naxatlan.
SsiedBarks Rocco schiano uta) Lavarcllo Antwerp:
Mariana Rocca utall. Repello Queenstown
sRABECk. Aug 4-Arrved, ship Grace Darling, Blinn.
San Francisco: bark Oregon Edw ards. do.
3d-saiied, brig Julia Avery tilaw). Avery, Cham
SAVANNAH. Aug I2-clcared. schr May Morn, Bunker
Laguayra
Sailcd-stearner, Seminole Matthews BOSTON, San Sal,
vadnr Nicserson. New York; schr Mary Bryan Hugg.
WIsCASsETT. Aug s-saiied schr EmeliA 4 Birussll
Warren. New York.
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PROBABLE MURDER,

The alarming phases OF matrimonial discomfort
which appear from time to tImo again exemphfe
last night In the case Of Mrs. Ann MCGUIRE She is
woman about forty years OF age and lived with her
husband, Frank, at No. $50 East Ihirty-nith street
Yesterday trining quarrel arose between
them on account o: her husband uct
being satisfied with his supper Hot words
ensued, and Frank seized largo butcher knife and
thrust II with all his might into his wifc's stomach
He then rushed down stairs and escaped but was
arrested At quarter past eleven last night officers
of the Twenty.nrst precinct The dying woman was
taken TO Bellevue Hospital in ambulance The
wound was so large that hor intsstines protrudcd
through H. But littlc hopo is entertained Of her re-
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Isabella Markcy, asod fifty, stopping at the Briggs
House on Fourth avenue, accidentally tell from tho
Gnh story window to tho sidewalk last night and was
killed
Frederick Kuhn. aged fftyone a blind man. iell
from the Eve story building No 329 West Thirty
street, last night, and was Instantly killed.
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MINOR ACCIDENTS.

Thomas Ford, aged ten, OF No. so Charlton street.
fell from the roof OF his residence while dying kro
yesterday mornng and broke his lett
Lyman Vaughan, aged forty, captain Of tho canal
boat Charles Vaughan, while intox xcascd on board the
boat L. A. Adams, at pier No East River last night
tell into the hold aud seriously injured
Eilen keclahcr, aged iorty-sx OF No. 81 James
street accidentally tell irom tho second story window
residence TO the yard last night receiving ntcr
nal injuries
knocked down last night BY mad OK and received
slight ipl urea
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants, shipping and shipma informed
thar by telegraphing the HERALD London Bureau, ad
dressing Bennet, NO. 4o Fleet London the
Paris Office, addressing Bennett 6l Avenue do rOpcrs
Paris tho arrivals and departures from European
Eastern of American and all foreign vessels trading
with the United States tho will bo cabled this
country free OF charge.
Captains arriving n: and sailing from French and Med
ports will find the Paris Office tho oconomi
cal and expeditions for teiegraphns
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BOATING NOTE.

The Yale Grew spent Saturday afternoon and por-
tion Of yesterday morning on Newtown Creek, trying
the tour-oared shell manufactured tor them by
s.Charlcy' Elliott Their coachcr Nj. Cook, and the
crew were highly pleased with the boat They
the guests OF the Arlington Boat Club and attracted
great attention while practising.
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UTICA PRIMARY INJECTION.

Utica, n. Y, August l3 1874
Senator Lowery, ant-Corncl carlos out OF the
len wards this city and leads all through the county
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WHALEMEN.

Arrived at Bermuda Aug p brig II Moore sopcr. from
cruise put in tor prosisionsl. with 300 bbls oil
letter from board brig icmsn smith. Cook OF Bos
ton ports ol Foros July ~ months
sss ~tah 1lO nhls 81 hlk Ash oil
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BELOW.

Bark Devete Duhrovacki tAus), Krezsvch. from Cork
July s.
Bark Elena ItaD. from Queenstown.
Bark Betsy Gude tNor) Duo. from Carhans
Bark Camille, Humphrey. from Boston Aug7.
Brig kossack. Smith. rom Gov Bay July 25
Wind ~ midnight, =. light.
Rsr..nas.s 10 pm pI.5
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SARATOGA RACES.
PROSPECTS FOR THE LAST DAYS OF THE MEET
INo-TuH RESIGNATION OF CAPTAIN con-

INo-TuH RESIGNATION OF CAPTAIN CON-
NEE.
SARATOGA, N. Y, August l3, 1915
The prospect for the Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday, tho last days of this meeting already
favorable that the managers contemplate giving three
extra days during the following week.
CAPTAIN coSNKR's RESIGNATION.
At meeting OF the Executive Committee OF the Sara
toga Racing Association, which was held to-day, IL
animously resolved
That all The effect that the alton Of Cap
tain William NJ Connea starter for tho
was in obedience IA request from this committee
aud Furthermore there has been charge Of
intentional wrong against hm before the committee
this other OCCASION while in the of this
association W. Il. TEAVERS
President Saratoga Racing Association.
G. WuEArLy. Secretary
JOHN AORRISSEY Lessee.
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ASSAULT ON AN OFFICER.

officer Hanna, Of tho Fifteenth precinct, arrested
Richard Rose last night for intoxca,on While the
way TO tho station house the prisoner assaulted tho
officer and struck him twice IN ihe lace The on1ccr,
sciidcicncc struck hts prisoner Win his club, CIV
ing him a scalp wound.
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THE REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.

TO SUPPORT Mr.. EvARTs
ELMIEA, n. Y, August 13, 1875
The following delegates from Stcuben county to tho
Republican State Convention have been chosen:-
FIRST district-Guy H. McMastcr, A. J. Surtzcr and
Ira Davenport
second disrict-C S. Cole, f. c. Grover, G. r. Suth.
crland Charles Harshorne and I. s. Prilcharu.
The delegates from the Second district questcd
to support William II. Evarts tor Governor.
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DROWNED IN THE RIVER.

William Kelly. aged tweniy-six, OF No. % willct
street. white bathing at the foot OF Filth street. East
River. last night was drowned His body not re-
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JAMES G. BLAINE.

PORTLAND, Me-, August Is, 1875
James G. Blaine will open the campaign here to-
morrow night,
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FOR NEW YORK-THIs DAY.

SUN AND NOON WATER.
Sun rscs.... 5 90 Gov. Islnnd eve 3 "a
Sun sc;s........ 90 Sandy Hook. .evo = 80
Noon risos. morn Hell Gate. .......evo w
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NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Sd,L. Desfs.aasa. Oncs.
>fessHser.

DATES OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW FOR rnn MONTHS
AUGUST AND SEPTEMBER
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FOREIGN PORTS.

HoLyHxAD, Aug Is. PM-Wind N. light; ele ar
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-01-05
Proposals for Army transportation.

HEApQUARrElss Mil. DIV. OF THE MISSOURI,
UrfruE CHEF QuARTERAAsrER
CHICAGO, H.. No. Is Union Building, Dec. 10, 7'5
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
urday, January H. 1876, for the transportation Of
Government troops and supplies on the Missouri
river. between Sioux City or iankton,
a a. Fort ai Dxuloa 1sn'gn r. ani lspa1s,s pgnss
proposals will also be received for transportation
hntween Bismnrck tat the lt-efessii,sg Of
ythe Missouri river). or Fort Abraham Lincoln, D.
IT, principal starting point, and Fort benton,
from March 20th to October3l 1Ssd.
Each propos al must lie in ttiplcatc and be ac
| companicd by bond in the sum of ten thousand
dollars, executed legal form by two or more re-
sponsible persons (ccriifcd rs fully responsible
BY Judge or Clerk of u United States district
CourD, guaranteeing that in case the contract is
awarded TO the i,rf=o pTOFos4Ug,ttwit heacccpt-
ed and entered iuto and good and Sufficient sccu-
| rity furnished Immediately by him In the sum of
fifty thousand dollars, for the faithful iulflmcnt
| OF the contract.
1 The Government reserves the righ-to reject
any or all bids that may be offered.
\ List of specifications and requirements for the
| Information of bidders. form of ofcontractto be en-.
can be had by application to this office, or 10 the
offices of the Quartermaster Department at st.
Louis, Missouri; /; Fort Lcayenworth. Kansas;
Omaha, Nebraska; or Sioux City Iowa; and nc
| bid will be entertained unless accompanied by
and based upon, The list of specifications and re
Fqutrcnents and form OF contract referred 10.
Moreover, no bid will be entertained, under any
circumstances, unless the bidder is present ii
person, or by duly authorized agent or attorney
AT the opening Of the bids. and IL then and there
prepared 10 show that he is fully able TO carry ou
Proposals shoutd be crtiorscd,-.. Proposals- 70
Army Transportation on the Missouri River ant
''''' = S. d. IoLABIRD,
1 aC0 tl.v,i:;11 5w Deputy q. NJ. Gcn'l.
IU. s. Army,C { Cl.i,f Qaay!crmastcr Military Diyis
1 ION filic Missouri.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-01-05
LOCAL LACONICs.

No onew developments 10 the Smith rob
hery case.
Thermometer Is above a. a. III and 3S
above at noon.
schorrcgga has juat completed 5000
oven, built of fire brick.
Cottonwood is selling on the streets TO-
day at $3.50 per cord, and oak at $500.
The council has passed an ordinance re-
uuiring the numbering of draws in Yunk,
ton.
The ladies Of the church held
social last evening at the Merchants hotel
paslors. The attendance was large, and :
very pleasant evening was enjoyed. Tht
next social will be held at Mrs. Thwing
residence next Tuesday evening.
Mayor Potter did not veto the ordinance
abolishing the monthly fine imposed OF
prostitutes, as was his intention when, th'
measure passed the council. Subscquen
investigations induce the bei4ef-On his par
that the new ordinance is u good one:
Benz Miller, who left Yaukton som
three weeks ago, in company with severa
others, for the Black Hills, and was acc
dentally shot, is lying in a precarions cor
dition "at Brulc Agency hospital. Til
charge tore away portion of the calf
his leg and eryspelas has cnsued.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-01-05
.'9sEru EWaEHsoN,
Chairman Of Committee.
NsnTIiEnN DAKOTA.
Bismarck Tribune, Dec. 2Nh.


Sheriff Alex Mckenzie returned from.
Fort Madison, Iowa, Thursday, having safe
ly lodged McNear ip the peniten,iarY.
DR.. Sd. Allen was in the city yesterday
cnroutc from Stevenson to Standing Rock
lie relieves DR.. Davisat that post
Christmas, and no snow, and us pleasant.
excepting tfr#-tays-i
November, rs one could expect TO see in
Tennessee, aud 10 colder
/ In view Of the great difficulty In sending
i.oll money during the winter from this
point there being no responsible route
agent To lake charge of registered packages,
and no means oi obtaining exchange, the
postolfi department has ordered the sus,
pension OF the moncy.ordcr business at the
/ Bismarck postotllce from jan lst until the
resumption Of travel in the spring
An Indian scout brought in the following
tidings from the Bismarck Black Hills par
ty this morning: Left Bismarck Dccem
Der Goth, and camred that ght three miles
4 southwest Of Girards rancho, near For
Lincoln. Took dinner the 21st ut Three
Forks Of the Little Hart, and camped or
the night of the 21st ten miles above thu
Big Bend on the Hart river. Men ant
teams all right and feeling good. Met two
scouts at Big Bend, and two more here.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-01-05
So!dterh, Rcnnlon.

Joseph Emm@son, chailman Of The com
mittec for the organization bf q grand re-
union Of the old soldiers, TO- be held at
Stones hall on Feb. 18Th, is doing every
thing in his power to make the affair a
grand success, ,ha. date being the anniver-
sary of tie tlsst victory won by the union
soldier. ilfwho served in The late great
cisil s,rugglcare respectfully invited to be
prcscn, on that occasion.
Respectable
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-01-05
Weather Probabilities for ~ Hours

WASHINGTON, Jan. 5, 1876. 7.45A Nj.
Probabilities for upper Mississippi and
lower Missouri valleys, cloudy, or partly
cloudy weather, lower temperature, north
,wcs, to southwest winds, stationary or
rising barometer, and snow or rain north OF
Missouri valley and upper lake region.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-01-05
Postponep,,,icnlt.

Tho administrators safe Of tic cs.n,c of
Peter Lewis, deceased, has been postponed
by Judge Schnaubcr, from tho sth inst to
the 2glh cf the present month.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-01-05
Cbat1e, Mortgage sn,c.

WHEREAs default has been made in .hc pay.
W mcnt Of the money. secured by a Oha.tcl
Mortgage, dated the 9Th day OF November, A. d.
1874. executed by Lars Hansen TO Knnd Madscn,
which mortgage was filed In the Office OF the Reg
ister of Deeds Of Turner county, on the cath day
Of November, IA. ID. 1874. at 3 O'Clock p. M; and
WHEREAS, The amount claimed to be. due upon
said mortgage at the date Of this notice IL, Two
Hundred Do,ars principal, aud +sslo -: :n,cr.
est; aud
WHEREAS, The property lescribed.in said mort
gage has been nearly all removed to Yankton
county. and Kept therein by the said Lars Han
sen before default was made IN said mortgage.
Now, therefore, liy yItue OF the power of salefin
aaid mortHssc. shall sell the property therein
mentioned and described, VIZ;
One span OF hOrscs, hariicss and wrgqn, tk,o
milch cows, one hcifer onc.y ear old colt, one stit
ring plow and one harrow, att public sale. at the
i,ont door Of tn, coar. honae in the city Of Yark
9th day oi December, A. d. 1915, at two o'clo TX
In the AFTERNOON Of that day.
Dated at Hsnkto IN, this 18th day Of December
A. ID. 1878. LA
na1-lw kNCD MADSES. Mortgage.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-01-05
Piano for sale.

F. r. Ketchum offers good Piano for
sale. Any person deslrous Of purchasing
oae can secure bargain by appl, ing early.
Good terms will be given.
21S.0 F-R. KETcHrM.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-01-05

FORT HUFOND.

Correspondence Tribune, Dec 18th.
The. Crow That Flies High" with his
band of -Gros Vcntrcs Indians, who for q
long time have lived in this vicinity, are
away on hunt" this winter, and their log
cabins nrnr=pid= rt-Eninn-ptesen.=a= for
lorn and deserted appearance.
Mr.. Leighton. who is putting in i" the
wood for the government at the post, was
obliged to stop hauling from the other side
of the river, being deemed unsafe, To-
day the weather has again changed, and it
| is getting colder hourly.
/ The German Thenter Comique, under the
management of Mr. Stigler, the talented
band-leader Of the 9th infantry. is great
success.
Through the enterprise Of our postmas.
ter. r. L. Morgan, and Mr. Henry Hall, We
now have a fine dairy, which will be in ex
ccllent running order next spring.
i The mail carrier on route No. G,13S, Blu
ford TO Helena, reports the travelling very
bad; deep snow in some places and non,
in others. The Indians are quiet, and NJ
4 trouble is apprchended at present.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-01-05

Geo. Washington Cigars Just the brand
70 smoke on the Centennial New Ycar--al
Tommy Ziebsch's, on Sd street.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-01-05
Lost.

About the lst of November Beaver
cloth oycrcoat, brownish color, lined with
farmers satin, velvet collar, single breast
cd,with lapel over the buttons, made in
suck form. Any person returning this
coat to P. & d. Office will be suitably re-
wardcd.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-01-05
NOTICE,
NOTICE..

There Will be n meeting of the officers Of the
Territorial Agricultural Society, the ST. Charles
Hotel. In Tile cily ol Yankton, on Tuesday the
llrll> day of January, 1876. 1t Is desirable that
there be u full attendance, as business Of import
ancc will come before the meeting.
j. w. TURNER, President.
M. 7. WoclLEY. Secretary. 40lw
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-01-05
LOST,

Three OF four days ago, black and tan
slut. She answers to the name Of Topscy.
Had on a LOCK chain collar. A reward will
be paid for hkr delivery at Eiseman's store
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-01-05

No more eredi. a. the Capital Drug
Store JOHN BREMsER
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-01-05
To Renr.

u One very peasant room, 1G fee, square,
and onc c!cgnn, suite Of rooms in the sec:
ond story Of Valentine & Krudwis's block
adjoining the Merchants hotel, on Broad.
way. Also one store room with large eel
lar. Enquire OF
:lCdeod1ws VALENTINE SiKRrDwlc.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1876-01-05

NOTICE.
YANKroN. d. T., Jan. 4, 1876.
All persons indebted 10 thcASt. Croix
Lumber Company are hereby called upon
to settle their accounts forthwith.
St. Croix lumber Co,
CHA4LEs RuELBEna,
s16lw Agent
s5s
Llst OF Leslers
Rclnaininglnthc Post once at Yankton, ID IT.
Jan. j, 1876. II not called for In 80 days. will
besenttothe Dead Lctter Office:
Buckmastcs, Al Nichols, John
Chittcndcn, Ctal Ncsbitt, Miss Minnie
Carter, 9 w .-..--------> Opsal. liver !.
Cormack, Miss Dora (2) Bros,, joseph
Dnnilson, Miss DoE1hca Hshler, l.
Gorsg. Michael Serr Tanob
Lowering, OwcnJ Ustick, f
Malgord, MsryG A
Persons calling for advertised Letters, viii please
say advertised A W HOWARD r Nj
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1876-05-20
Timidity Of Great Men.

Turenne, being asked whether he was
frightened at the beginning Of a battle,
said, Yes, | sometimes feel great nervous
excitement, but there are many subaltern
officers and soldiers who feel none what
ever! COnde was much agitated in his
first campaign. My body trembles, no
said, with the actions my soul medi-
tates = Frederick the Great, at Molwitz,
gave but little promise Of ever becoming
q soldier. 1t Is reported Of one of the
ahlest friends of Washington that, in his
hrst battle, his nerves quite gave way, and
that he had to be Leld to his post by two
soldiers it was as ii the heros legs tried
to carry him of in spite Of himself. 1t is
obvious to remark that distinguished men,
whose nerves have thus completely broken
down, may thank their stars for being dis
tlngulshed. Much is forgiven them, for
they did much service. Had they been
common soldiers, they would have re-
ceived as little indulgence for the auto
matte action Of their feet as the poor re-
celve for the malady Of kleptomania.
There is, however, q special reason why
allowance should be made Tor generals
whose presence Of mind has failed them.
A private has only to shut his eyes to
danger, and to confront it with that
chen de courage, Of which q great com
mander spoke with envious disparage-
ment. But the skilled courage Of q gem
eral is virtue OF q very different order.
he must, as 1t were, have two selves. In
dehberatlon, he must calculate the exact
amount Of danger to which he exposes his
troops aud then in action, the calculation
must be erased from his mind. lie must
often say TO himself, Peace, peace,
when he feels that there Ia no peace /; and,
by sort Of military faith, he must 6ght
as seeing a safety which is invisible. 1t
Is true that Nelson exclaimed, "What Ia
fear ] never saw fear" But, at the
time, Nelson was young and against his
remark may be set the saying Of Charles
", when he saw written on tombstone,
Here lies man who never knew fear -
Then" observed the Emperor, "he can
never have snutfed a candle with his I'm
gers !" or, AZ we should say, such man
can never have felt the first touch Of the
forceps of dentist. Charles w., no
doubt, spoke from a commanders point Of
view and he may, like other command
ers, have felt the difficulty Of emulatIng
the Lappy fearlessness Of his soldlers.-
Fortnightiy Revle,C.