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The New York herald., 1876-09-27

GRAND WAGNER NI0HT-sELECTIONS FROM
''plR RING DER HIBELUNGxN
LANxous CONCERT.

GRAND WAGNER NIoHr-sELEcTIoNs FROM
"pIR RING DER NIBELUNGxN'
LANxous CONCERT.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept 26 1870
The selections from "The Ring OF the Nbelungen," !"
the great drama of Wagner given At tho sixth
concert OF the Centennial Musical Festival night
Hactcd larger house than usual and listened
with deep attention. They consisted OF tho follow.
ing parts taken from tho walkyrc introduction -
Siegmund's love song. "Rde Of the wakyrcs;"
wotan's farewell and the Magic Fire They w.rc
with the exception Of tho instrumental Introduction
the very selections published in the HERALD tho
Ing after the first performance OF she music drama In
Bairuth The deep attention OF the audience and the
hearty applause that followed the performance
significant proof Of tho interest taken by the American
public in this tho latest grandest development in
operatic music
Mr.. Bschon, the tenor, sang Siegmund's love song,
commencing with tho words Winter stuerme," with
considerable power and expression The fine, well
trained baritone voco of Herr Remmcrtz camc out In
It's most resonant style In the impressive phrases with
which the Scandinavian Jupiter takes leavo OF his
vorite daughter and calls upon Loze tho Fire God
surround her with barrier such only be passed
by warrior worthy of her.
The Instrumentation In those brief extracts from the
second night Of ''rhe Ring Of the Nibelungcn" Is OF
nature that creates insatiate desire to hear tho
whole of tho marvellous work in which they arc
framed With the published score at the mand OF
musical managers there why the entire
ol the Wakyre cannot be presented TO the
can pubic form The orchestra the Sc
tions mentioned hrobs with real lic There naught
of abstract thought In IT, New paths disclosed on
oil SIDES and ideas spring up at every motion Of
the conductors baton As the grand procession of tho
Instruments advances the primal thought develops
itself in colossal proportions like the unbottlcd gcni
In The sArabian Nights when the rash fisherman re.
leased HIM. There is series OF electric pulsa-
t,ons In tho orchestra II each nstru-
mcnt had distinct Individuality OF its own
When such s the effect produced by scattered seiec
tions what must II be when the work is heard In its
autonomy
The second part OF the performance introduced a.
solosts Mmc Schiller, who played Listz's piano work
Pocnaise In fiat, and Mr. Whitney, VINO sang
Poyphomus' love song. from "Acis and Galatea. +"
Mr. BischoG made notable success In the celebrated
trio from .swlam Tell " In which he ably assis, ed
by Rcmmcrtz and whitney The passionate lament of
Arnold learning the cruel treatment to which his
father subjected by the Austrian tyrnnt de-
livered by Mr.. Bischoff with intensity and effect
rarely hoard on tho operate boards The glorious
overiures OF Wcbcr and Rossni, "Oberonn and
''wam Tell" werc given by the orchestra In their
iuimitable style
The programme tomorrow evening will DO an in
tcrnatioual one, Germany Russia, France, England
and America being represented.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE or rHE CniEv SiGxAi. OyvIcER,
WAsnISGTox. Sept I'll A. N

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE or rnE CnIEv SIGNAL OyvcER,
wAsnrSGrox. Sopt 27-l A. NJ
hobdbfhtieA
For wednesday in the South Atlantic States cooler
northwcs, winds, clear weather and higher pressure
will prevail.
For the Gulf States. northwest to northeast Winds
rising barometer, cooler, clear weather
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley. rising barometer
cooler north and winds and clear weather
For the Upper Mississippi and Lower Missouri
Valleys, rising followed by falling barometer warmer
southeast TO southwest winds and clear weather
For the lake region rising barometer, except sta
tionary Lake Superior westerly winds backing to
southwest, and generally warmer, clear partly
cloudy weather
For tho Middle and Eastern States rising barometer
cooler northwest winds, partly cloudy clear weather
ana In tho northern sections occasional light rain
Tho rivers win generally fall somewhat
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but effective speeches. and then withdrew where

but effective speeches. and then withdrew Where
upon Two Strike said:--
REASON HEsIrArIyC.
The reason We are afraid to touch the pen and are
silent before IL because have been deceived so
many times before II knew the words you tell us
were true We should be willing TO sign every day.
Then Spotted Tail addressed his people, saying-
sPorrEp TAIL AssESrs
lf our friends up above lreierrius 10 the Red Cloud
Agency have not signed the treaty would help them
In holding out bat friends mp there have signed
ask all good men who are trustworthy to come mp
and sign"
Half an hour later the necessary signatures were At
tached and the treaty made
The Indians here all want tho present military agent
removed and General Howard reinstated-
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A BOY FoRGER.

Rudolph Yillcgcgod who had boon In the employ Of
DR.. W. @. Hull, OF No. 2o7 Eighth avenue, was ar
ragned Al the Washington Place Police Court yesterday
afternoon charged with forgery 1t appeared that he
presented to Mr. Clements webbcr Of No. 2ss Bleeckcr
street, worthless check for $42 So requesting a
loan OF ST. which given him. The check purported
have becu drawn By \. w Harris, OF Union square,
favor OF j. W. Patterson the pianist He also
boy TO the store OF William H. Lawcs X Co. with
forged motto from Dr. Hull written Of his bns
ncss cards requesting the loan 81 which given
him. There are ~ least dozen complaints against
him The prisoicr is seventeen years OF ase and
belongs TO n respectable family IN Munich. lie was
rcmandsd for further examination until Il. day.
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CHINA.

INDEMNITY TO THK FAMILY or THE VICTIM or
THE YUNNAH OUTRAGE
Loxpos. Sept c6 1874
Shanghai despatch to the Times says that agree
ment has been como TO in regard 70 the Yunnan
RACES. Its precise terms known, but they in
Sude compensation TO NJ. Marsary's family for his
murder
PROGRESS coMxxHck
The concessions recently granted by China for tn
creasing the facilities for intercourse between the gov
ernmens and foreign representatives to bc fulfilled,
the judicial system relative TO foreigners improved
the commercial grievances rcctined E-ching a city
the Yangtzc River, twenty miles above Chnkiang,
and three other ports opened foreign
The Convention will be signed shortly.
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TWEED AND HUNT.
glE FRANKLIN's ARRIVAL AT vIGo-TwEEp's
DESPONDENCY.

gIE FRANKLIN's ARRIVAL AT v1Go-rwEEp's
DEsPoNDENCY.
vIGo, Spain, Sept 26, 1876.
The United States steamer Franklin arrived here at
ten o'clock this morning. Tweed was much surprised
when told that tho Franklin to take him 10 the
United States. He had hoped on arriving In Cuba to
be able through the assistance and influence Of friends
TO avoid being surrendered the American authorities
He expressed great disappointment the aspect
OF affairs
SENT
On tho arrival Of the franklin Mr.. Adee, acting
Minister of the United States IN the absence of General
Cushing went on board and conferred with her CON-
mander regarding the proposed transfer OF Messrs
Tweed ana Hunt to the Franklin. The intention is 10
the prisoners from their present quarters
the steamer this evening
COMMUNICABLE.
During their confinement IN the Castillo del Castro,
Tweed and Hunt kept In separate rooms closely
guarded and not allowed TO communicate with each
othor. The Captain General issued strict orders that
should be allowed to speak to them
HARDLY PROBABLE
Mr.. Adcc has been warned that Tweed might make
away with himself rather than return to New York
The commander of the Franklin has, therefore, been
instructed TO keep him strictly confined and him
NO opportunity 70 jump overheard.
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INTERNATIONAL LAW.

NEW TREATIES PROPOSED BETwEEN RUSSIA
AND THE UNITED STATES.
BREMEN, Sept. 20. 1875
Tho Conference on International Law Is In progress
In this city. Its discussions the subject Of free
trade have resulted in the defeat OF the proeconss
Resolutions were adopted proposing the renewal Of the
present treaties OF commerce, modified to afford
greater facilities for the import and export trade and
recommending the conclusion OF Few customs treaties
facilitating commercial intercourse, particularly with
Russia ana the United States.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Alexander DcbronitzS, Alexander HclmhoItx and n
Tmiriaser Of the Russian Centennial Commission, and
Major William Lc Poer Trench, OF tho British Army,
are at the Clarendon Hotel. Assistant Quartcrmastcr
General Stewart Van vlict, United States Army, and
ex-senator Daniel P. Wood, OF Syracuse, arc at tho
Hoffman House. Congressman John o. Whitehouse, OF
Poughkeeps,c aud Colonel Francis B. LOOMS, OF New
London arc at the Albemarle Hotel Mayor c. II. Par.
sons, OF Rochester. is at tho Metropolitan Hotel. q.
wamov, OF the Russian Legation at Washington, ID
at tho Everett House. Captain do Kra United States
Navy, aud Trcnor ". Park. Of Vermont, arc at the
Astor House James f. JOY President OF the Detroit,
Lansing and Lake Michigan Railroad Company;J. II.
Dcvcrenx. receiver OF the Atlantic and Great Western
Railway Company, and General James X Moorhcnd
and J. N. Mccullough, OF Pt'sburg, are at the ST.
Nicholas Hotel General n. p. Grcr, OF Illinois; ex.
Governor ]. Gregory Smith, OF Vermont, and Judgs
John T. Ludcng. OF Louisiana, arc at tho Filth Ave-
que Hotel Charlcmusuc Tower, of Philadelphia u At
tho Brcvoort House.
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DENTAL ACADEMY.

BosroN, Sept 20, 1879
Tho ninth annual meeting Of the American Academy
Of Dental Science hold yesterday Dr. D. NJ Parker
elected President; Dr. f. G. Tucker, Vice Pres
dent; Dr. George T. Mafatt Corresponding Secretary,
and Dr. W. L. Tucker, Treasurer
Papers by DR.. Robert Arthur, Of Baltimore, on the
necessity OF scientific study and practice OF den-
tistry, and on 'Speciates," by Dr. Fullertown Of
Portland and good Judgment tal
for the Dentist by Dr. Brocket OF Newport read
Resolutions recommending medical schools TO provide
proper instruction In the specially Of dentistry az
to place equal footing with other medical speci-
altes, were adopted.
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ENGLAND.

ANoTHHR FAILURE IN THE COTTON TRADE.
LONDON, Sept %. 1915
Nessrx Abraham Robinson Sons, cotton spinners
Of Hcbden Bridge, Yorkshire have failed Their la
bllitss are placed at $3.50, 900.
SILVER
Silver closed o-day at 52xd. per ounce.
WEATHER
The weather to-day has been unsettled
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DEATH FROM EXPOSURE.

LEwEs, Del, Sept &C. 1875
One Of the transferred from the Havana steamer
Liberty, to the schooner Yellow Pine, has since died
from the effect OF exposure
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A MYSTERIOUS DEATH.

BIDrgroRD, Me-, Sept 20, 1876.
Much excitement has been caused in Parsops1ed,
Me-, by the mysterious death of John c. Renor lad
OF fifteen years, who confined his bed by sick
and who was found on Sunday shot through the
heart II Is believed that another lad who with
him accidentally or Intentionally sho, him else that
he committed auicide.
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DISSATISFIED SUPERVISORS.

MILFORD. Pa, Sept 20, 1875.
Tho Supervisors Of she town Of Fallsburg Sullivan
county, N. Y, dissatisfied with the equalization
table adopted by the Board Of Supervisors last year
and appealed to tho State Assessor At hearing be-
fore that body In Monticello last week the appeal was
dismissed, with costs to the Supervisors.
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ASSAULTED BY A LUNATIC.

BosroS, Sept. 26 1879
DR. Charles E. Woodbury., assistant surgeon at the
Mclean Insane Asylum, somervillc while playing
quet with patient yesterday, attacked and beaten
the head with croquct malIct in the hands of
another patient who was standing near His injuries
are very severe, but it Is hoped he will recover.
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CUBA.

TIN RUIN WHICH SPANISH MyRUL1 HAS
WROUGHT.
HAVANA, Sept 25, 1876,
Via KxY WEST, Sept ID I
Terrible suffering IL being experienced In Puerto
Principe formerly ono OF tho richest cities OF the
island. Four thousand rations distributed IN the
market place to the poor twice a week. property And
houses can be bought at very low prices.
PREPARING CIENPUEGos FOR DkFESCE
The Spaniards fortfyng the approaches to Glen
fuegos from both land and with heavy guns and
tached forts
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COMMODORE VANDERBILT.

Commodore Vanderbilt reported as being much
better all day yesterday In the evening hc up for
about hour aud had a long conversation with his
son William II.
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WASHINGTON DISPATCHES.
GENERAL
MAsnIycros. Sept %, 1874

WAsuIyGroS. Sept %, 1676
THE SAFE. BURGLARY CAsE--oPENINo roR THE
DEFKNCE-GENERALB BABCOCK's GOOD CHAR
ACrER STANDARDIZATION Ex-cHIEv WHIT
LEY ExpEcrRD TO SAVE nINsELF
To-day, in the Criminal Court, the trial Of General
Dabcoek and Thomas r. somcrvillc. indicted On the
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JAIL BREAKING.

MONTREAL, Sept %, 1875
Three prisoners, Fellus, an American imprisoned for
. diamond robbery; Patrick Kennedy and John Bryan,
for carrying burglars TOOLS broke jail here last night
The two first named escaped. Bryan fell from the
corridor window and 10 probably fatally injured.
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WEST INDIES.

HURRICANE AT MARTINIQUE.
HAVANA, Sept 20, 1870
There was hurricane In Martinique last Sunday
Telegraphc communication from here goes further
than St. Thomas The interruption OF the lines be-
yond indicates some disaster on the othcr islanda
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MoRx TROOPS PROM SPAIN.

NoRI TROOPS PROM SPAIN.
LONDON Sept. 27, 1876.
A Reuter- telegram from Madrid says:-Beiore tho
end OF October six batalons Of infantry and rcgi
ment Of cavalry will arrive CUBA Fourteen bat
talions will be sent TO tho island during November
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TIE WEATHER yrsrrpn.v

The following record will show tho changes In the
temperature for the past twenty -four hours in CON-
parson with the corresponding date OF last year. AZ
Indicated by the thermometer A. Hudaut's pharmacy.
AxRALp Buiding:-
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A FATAL FALL.

Boston, Mass, Sept. 20. 1915
Dr. George Tcnny fell from tho steps OF the Wsshing.
tonan Home last night and was instantly killed.
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PORTUGAL.

SPANISH REPUBLIcAS TAKES RxvuoR IN
LISBON.
LISBON, Sept 20, 1s,6
sedor Nicholas salmcron has fed 10 this place from
Madrid escape prosecution for connection with the
--~iG-si~ sr the advanced republicans which he
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sgned, and which :: was announced last week had
been circulated throughout Spain
ALGERIA.

rHz rHRBArENxD INsURnEcTIoH NTH.
PARIS. Sept 26 1875
The reports OF tho imninence OF an insurreetion In
Algeria are denied
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NOTHING LATER.

LONDON. Sept 26-MidniRht
Since tho above despatch was received nothing
further has come from vigo. Communication with
shat place Is difficult and slow, and the spanish author
tiles are very rcticent
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uRxEY's AID TO THE BuLaAR1ANs.

TURKEYS AID TO The BULGARIANs.
CoNsrANrSoPLE, Sept &C. 1870
The Porte has elegraphed its representatives abroad
that has the destitute Bugarians 600 Turkish
pounds and has also taken measures tor the speedy
rebuilding OF their villages.
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..-BENNETr BUILDING.

A-BENNETT BUILDING.
FIREPROOF.
HANDSOMELY AND WE'LL HEATED OFFICES
~ LEI =" shirABLE FoH
LAWYERS BANKERS AND INSURANCE OfFICEa
APPLY OK THE PREMISES
CARD.
To Citizens and Strsngcrs.KNoX'S FALL HAT ready q
212 Broadway and under tho Filth Avenue Hotel
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SCHOOL SUITS. LARGE STOCK, AT GREATLY RE-
DUCED PRICES. BROkAM BROrHEKe
A.-THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE ARE SUFFERING
from dyspepsia and don't know It, They need PARKKW's
(iNcEH ToNc don't know IL They suffer from head to
locate the poin though be she start
Ing point consumption They mns use Parkcrs Ginger
Tonic they won't thrive. sold by all druggists
A.-RUPTURE CURED BY DR. MARSH'S TREAT
ment: years experience vesey ST. Astor House) No
uptowp branch.
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SINGLE FALL STYLE HAT
at wholesale pric-. The goods market Strict.
~ one price. All goods marked with plain hgurcx A.
SIMS A son. corner Fulton aud New Church sts-
A-FORTUNATE FOR RUfiuKED MEN: THE
SILK EL.sric Truss. Sold only by ELASTIC TRUSS
COMPANY Brnidwny
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TIED. lie balu.-
/ wish to navc two men help mo. One Is the chief
minister (ponng to Bishop Whipplc), and the other
Rev. Mr.. Hnman, to settle the matter You have the
words OF the Great Spirit and you to live according
TO his will You know this war trouble does not
please the Great Spirit and want you help me rub
it out.
BArTisrE SAID
BaptIsie Good said q white minister, Epscopaiian,
has here 10 teach us, bat don't think done
properly. would like TO have female ministers
come dressed black clothes, to the girls in
house and teach them, and have white man minis
sers in black hat and coat, and take the boys
other house and teach them properly. These minis.
want 10 take the names OF the things sent TO Us
and when they come 10 that they are all there.
Blue Teeth, Spotted Tails father-n-law, wanted to
know who tho one to carry their words TO the
Father and upon tho selection General Gay lord
being pointed out no handed him n handsomely deco
rated pipe and tobacco pouch which he said tho Grca.
Spirit had given to him. He told General Gaylord 10
prcsen, to the Great Father at Washington as from
man he heard speak at tho council and ask tho Great
Father be mcrcu to the Indians and pity them ana
help thcm and to let them remain in their own country
INFLUENCE or A sQuAw MAN.
Speeches were made by several other Indians and
by Judge Gaylord, Colonel Boon and Bishop whipple,
but the Indians were still undecided Spotted Tail
arose and left the council While outside Il. W.
Raymond, white man living with Spotted Tails
people the last twsnty-scvcn years. told him if he did
sign tho treaty Red Cloud would get ahead OF him
and derive all the advantages be had from the treaty
Raymond then went to Red Cloud and Red Dog,
of Req Clouds Agency, who outside OF the council
room, and told them 10 go and urge spotted Tail
and his people 10 sGn. They did %. making short
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CAYUGA WATER, NATURES GREAT REMEDY
for dyspspsia rheuin atisui liver kidney disessrs
Ac. pamphlet given away at DITMAS'S Astor House.
! tai Ia all nbo
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ASS 81 CO.. PALE ALE
The Grfin Brand,
bottled by I. T.. GRIFFIN & CO., London.

Five per allowed for cash all purchases Of
ten barrels and
n B-This a!e guarantee superior to other bot
tling of Bass ale shipped TO this market.
JOHN OSBORN. SON 4 co.
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IVORY AND SHHLL GOODS.
Ivory HAM BRusnxs in pairs.


IL sets. with monogram.
SHE'LL COMBS, NECkLACES AND LOCKETS.
SCHUYLER, HARTLEY GRAHAM.
10 Maiden lane ~ and - John 81
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U,rwIxr HAMMER ASD A>vfr."-rflS Cls'I.
tai novel; by frank Leo Benedict anthor OF "Mv
Daughter Elipor" &C, u having an Immense sale. -Four
'.'''" 4. ~ CARLETON a co.. Pubiishs.~
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GRADUATED CHEST AND LUNG PROTECTORS -
Best unfergarment known. sold everywhere.
ISAAC A. SINGER, Marufacturer. 7O4 Bfosdway.
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onchaf full paid Bond Of the Industrial Ex-
hbton Company II send order for five certificates
Monday thus Will receive six chances
the draxing October Tor only ST. Address for
Mas X,rL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-04
the DEATH OF COL. LEFFERTs.
The Seventh's Veteran Association's Mourn
fui Return to the CIV.

The Veteran Association of the Seventh
Regiment formed In front Of Delmonicos IN
Fourteenth street yesterday morning. and at II
O'Clock marched to take cars at jersey City for
Philsdelphti, to participate Ia to-day's grand
parade 10 that city. Col. Marshall Lenerts was
In command OF the battalion. On the march
down Broadway he complained ~ his djutant
OF feeling uOwell, and at Canal street he fell out
Of line and, taking a CARRIAGE followed his COM
mand to the Desbrosses street ferry. In the
special train that bore the battalion aud de-
tEchment OF the Tweuty-second Regiment from
tue Pennsylvania Railroad depot at noon, the
Colonel again complained that he was III. He
felt faint, and said to one Of his COM
rades in the seat with him II feel
that l am going TO have a severe attack
Of dyspepsia" aud placing bis hand over his
left breast he added d" l have a bad pain here"
He called for ice, but before it could be had he
lapsed into Inconsistencies. DR.. Bafian, tho
regimental surgeon, was SUNNI ned from a rear
car. but the Colonel died Ia his seat previous 10
the surgeons arrival. He breathed his last lust
as tue train arrived al the Bridge street station
IN Newark.
Leut.-Col. Cyrus II. Lantrell took command
OF the battalion. and the officers decided TO
abandon the trip to Phil delphia and To return
with The body Of their dead commander to this
city. he CuOnels body WIS wrapped In the
colors OF the association, and after reaching
DesDrosses street was taken in an ambulance to
tue seventh II Gltneht AtlnoTNs tue tdudltOn
acting as escort. IL was suoseq emily borne TO
the residence Of his family, at 33 West Twenty
second street. A telegram We sent TO his fam
iy Ia Phil de. phla, aud they requested that the
funeral might D. private.
Col. l. n-rts was born In Bedford, l.. T.. In
ls1. Wneu al boy no rked Ia grocery. aud
later becnine a civil engineer. He joined the
Seventh giment 40 private ABOUT $40. and
was frrHard appointed on tao stu Of Gen.
" iliam Hall. one Of the brigade commanders
In the National Guard. FROM this position he
was elected Major and then Lieutenant
Colonel u the seventh, and on the l5tn
VI August, 1882 he was chosen ITS
Colonel, 70 succeed Cot. Abram Duryee.
He commanded tbe regiment when II marched
to the defence Of the National Capitol ia April,
1861, ana he was also with IL III MarNl tnd and
Virginia N May. 1872, aud IN June, 1873. GOV.
Morgan breyetted MN Brig der General for his
services. lie Iesigne the COlOnelcy of the sew
enth in lsS, aud few yea re- az" he was elected
ColoLel 1T the Veteran As-O iatiOn.
Col. Leuerts WIS chief Engineer Of the West
ern Union Telegraph Company for several wears.
He WAS also President Of the Gold and Stock
loleRTapn CJIupdny