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New-York tribune., 1876-01-26

body and his trusted agent, Iihis; Gicd 70
member OF that DIV To be dIugged ana ai"S. ~
ni.yent his attendance at tho Capi oil lie deaiJ "a to
Offices OF the United states Us .nc.c.andhiino ~ re "
secure money, and TO gain votes IN mo i,L
oiec,io, 70 the Senate His managers, WIN
his concurrence, caused State senator, 'of %,
n money consideration, to break hs Iisu ~
honor win another Senator having pftihI''nE0I % .tio
scheme and thereby attempted to secure ne sca' ~ t
sl1,afe of tbe United states Through MS sd mNhEeS
he nrnclrrd the presiding officer OF The Stiale
niyc at s fraud, and to rule III Nioa,oh o az td
,net.ry law and usage, 10 useat senator cictto
Inv Ile pcoie and 10 scat IN Bis pace pHI, iSiH VI W
Spencer wlo rot elected ~ ne pe9p.e sn M ~ Sr w Nv
crfdra OF ectiCn. 10 caused The lobby OF the Stnair
10 b filled with armed reaincTs 10 OveraWe ocItps W. W.
Inc 00r and 10 sustain by iOrCG ana VIOLENCE "at s
had achieved bY fraud -, 100. ho
ne r-rl his powers and influences. ana the money ne
controlled through ms position US senator 10
men in office and out of Oicc, 80 that III ms oOo' o
wls wording evil continually -, I..o.,
Assembly upon this report, aud that he menpr 70 pc W
Lo sed tnon that acton and that the Committee DC
allowed further time 20 consider said mcnordh tohhec
ton with tine action Of the General Assembly ana W 10
he
New-York tribune., 1876-01-26
DrCTsIONS-yAv. 25.

saprsns Court - Chaabc. = BY judge Barrett. =
Tho Mayor SC at Ife b-gsAs5s@ & an" r l.
81 ana L. t.rry ha.oad Co.'oy,r joined as parry ie.
ty.nisse With si6 costa AKA Doody Nos AMI u
Tug '- ~ "a ss,, - ' ,,t Rorso Nm, ,aig,vt +,
frn,, anu thclo IA tho iacs as they appear
ascP hs 5.loI m si be- denied baI thore
fInont Cty tHe InsuIance 60. lgL Eayhot
ct a.-Report eonImei ana oder lor ray men, 1,s.i
apo nte trdWay ag DrcsteB frocfo service detective
sl s 1si ior s iS oTersd 2h costs luis
Tay Fii ~ collars pef week oT'ror a. snaiy4y a
in MT yermoros al!ayt is exempted hoh t9s Len .. .ae
ilxSs are pld within i've dayS samo agi ssIHe-same
lu nsat accordingly with $40 COSTS ke AIT @yerinos.
Mouoa santed on paneat "itMa VS g. - I siV 9oS,oa
oplan as O-cTaens - ~ ' r.f brca oi tie
mo lon vas the result OF cccI aror, what sorg,
ws rnsaed before shi :, & ss - onI I' We m ~. rsss
tho motion must bo dcni,d and TIE oei'IS' "S
a s ,tas taS OF e S Sr on s Sseion Ne os defend
ant Iigt - rcguiuns The date u the asslshsa1 ~
bi tan the detenaaus must inrnsh nithn lOeA,s %
woT,bjs b a, n,n lille person. 20 whom lie Tla'pan d
goods ihe respective dates of sloD sllts Nc amJihl "
par prces as not Decn pad by each OF % pa pa
oiir a,Ins any eIenee OF tAeir cVun'eTc'~'n- "
iiy HIxe awroac-Mutaal Rank at. Grswoid
motion m.til the rccIeo makes egrt Of tno ',se
hr lie testimony lio the 'st as.
nh taken by thcn or by te ~ ,as
piOyed by the, ad mrmo anium must De Ia an,
court pouIing OF wherein those inmates lnoi' u oe"
Soes@I rsrn,-By Judge Van Broni.-Keroan sst 40 oa
ct al.-Findings slgued foFmay ase iho "~'0' ~
y Jdse pcohueN Z state S,l and 1s 1rss' Co. ASs
Homer ct sl-Demurror snst-ih'" anu "' ''''
SsgesTr sI c.tlrd snd cred ilc'
Ju aaosIJ as ~ r. ~ rier ,y' iop eof9inisa
erante Sans 1st Fose ct al Aatvai ilis as co s, sS
HSs ssora I'd AL al GrsssG hssG WshEc'sncr 5s iS
New-York tribune., 1876-01-26
"oUR BOYS" AGAIN ~ COURT

The suit of Augustin DAILY against Lester
walsck to determine the right 10 produce the play OF
our Boys" was formal trial yesterday before Judge
Sanford IN Supreme Court, Special Term In previous
suit by Mr. waack the Supreme Court IN innn 'tion
against Mr. Daily was refused Il. II. French III March
lns offered "a agent OF enry Byron the manuscript
OF Cur Boys" to Ausu5tln DAILY. few days later Le
offered TO sell IL Mr. Waack. Mr. DAILY claims that he
closed with French before the option offered hm bad
nrrd aud before the 0ler to blr. Waack. Mr. Walack
claims that he, knowing OF option offered to DAILY. ac
cepted Frenchs proposals March II or 90 and that
Daily all not make his purchase till March 81. Mr. DAILY
claims that pnid $500 in August last mn advance on
ROYALTY 10 French. MIR Maaok claims that he offered
the 1000 March. and paid IL IN August week before
Mr Diiy paid 5000. NJ DAILY, however got tho manu-
script the written agreement AUgstin Dily trstl-
lied Yesterday In his behalf and Mr. Moss ana Mr.
F0yd the treasurer and stage manager OF Whlacks for
the defendant The is still On. Il, ese q Mont
gomery appear for painGif; Benjamin Fralikin ana
Oakley Hall for defendant
New-York tribune., 1876-01-26
TIE BROOKLYN WIFE MURDER.

The trial of Joseph j. Burroughs, for the
murder Of his wife, continued yesterday in the Kings
County Court of oyer and Tcrnner before Judge Pratt
Cbrlsopler Bell Of No 552 Ffthave. testified that
the Monday evening previous to the murder the prisoner
with another person purchased knife at the store OF br
Smith. whcro the witness is employed William Lewls
and job IT, smith coroborated Nj. Bells testimony.
Matthew Ryan testified that he had known tho prisoner
five years. and him on tire night before the mur
der but noticed nothing unusual in hts appearance
Officer Delaney testified that lie elected the prisoner from
the apartments of the deceased woman about week be-
fore the murder The accused pleaded with his wife TO
but she refused account ~ hiS dsSoluto
HABITS. several witnesses testified that Burroughs fire.
ouenty quRlrcled with his wife. aud several times
threat, ned Ia kan her Arthur j. Heanry, pawnbrJkor
testified that hc sold TO the prison t, pistol with which
the deed was committed On Nov. TO- 1875. Burroughs
said be waited To kill rats vita it,
John A. Taylor counsel for the prisoner then opened
the for the defense, claiming thas burroughs was
insane at tbs time OF tho shooting.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-26
THE AIrTENREIrH LIBEL CASE.

The jury in the libel case of Police Conmis-
sioner Edmondson Jersey City against Joseph Auten-
roth contractor tor the removal of dead animals.
into court yesterday morning, after dellberaton Of II
hours and stated that agreement was impossible.
They stood for acqutal aud two for conviction
Judge Hoffman discharged the jury and stated that
n to the facts developed at the Trial be should order
that EdmODdson, Lippman, and Autenreth be held in
bail 10 await the action the Grand
ElmOndson Tor MALT in office and Bernard Lipp-
man and Joseph Autenreth for conspiracy. Tie so-
c,Ised men appeared In court yesterday ael and
gave bail IN 800 each To appear az the next term Of
any charges which may be found against
them.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-26

FIELD Gep. Ohio, rose and being recognized coirto-
ousy y.ldsd his time To hr. Lamar.
Mr. REA Dem. MOI spoke against the BILL ana then
tbe gsnera, discussion having closed. hF uOLMA. Oh
Indiana moved s test 'otel to oStriks o"' Tue
TIE motion was rejected. 1Ol 70 1913. -,
Mr. Mills Dc'n., ToN) offered an ninc.dile't u hl
thorging the Governor OF Texas to appoint t"c cnnt
sioners from state in ho place 90 iAost ''i- ~
De- iorner @2pglisI,irnt' 2pia.,' ou' OIL . p''N'"
MIR. Mills explained that Texas desired 10 pe l'Pio
snted nt thr celebration Du That She @oliI no. - & op
resented by two eIch gentlemen as toSe WHO IN" oo
appointed. . ~, c,...,,o,, ., panpqvi.
va1la for free admission tue Fourth OF july hhu "i
every Thursday rejected ana seVefai V'hoi ""0
The Committee tacn aud reported tae bH % the
House, with rcc0mmcnl alton that ~ DO i"Ss h ct.
Mr.. Hopkins Dem, Penn.l Chairman Oi the 0rirc. t
Zee which had reported the Nh, having an hoir
" the dniclte yel,i portions of his time 20 other
members anI 5.rlher speeches were .!u5 made Dy
Messrs Young tDsn Tcnn) and Randall DEM fehsl
large numJrr of requests for leave 10 lIvc speeches.
on the Centennial bill printed in Ihe C0ngtSs"""
An ancpGnent offered by Ir Springer Dem. M re-
curing the payment ia fu 10 the Treasury oi any hal-
I1ce Lat may Do left the hands of the fnance Ctm-
nittee before any dividend percentage ~ tho prOhs
shall be pald 10 the stockholders, wss agreed TO- 80,
Tie Proceeded 10 yots ontne passage Oh 'no
Mr RANDALL aaid that under ordinary circumstances
he would not MAKE remarks on tue suDltri pt'ne
his views upon ID fully known, but ls ne Rel Doe
horn wiiin a stones throa Of Independence Hall, ani
represented the district In whieh IL Wis si9uhct' ~
diiliculty finding the power to vote ths none!' d M
bceycd IT. 10 be AN act OF sOyerelsnt lhhecnt III az"
.I,1u sing ont OF the existence OF the Republic ie
found .mlos for the measure IN Tue apToprliuun ~"
tho Japan expedition, Comnodore NiiAca eh hPcslon2 ~ ~
tho south zen slnd. in 1885 the expedition to ta
North Pole Commodore Lyuchs eApedl on 10 tue pi'
Sea- tho ApOratioh Of the Amazon ana the appaoP1
t,n tn ,.d rlJ, 10 tho suffering people in lrciali
Money had al-O been appropriated ~ OOnSrc' % '.o
earthquake Sufferers Ia Vcne5ala, !nd countess @
| mem struck and statues raised By order OI COusfess
m ATE great events and TO honor deserving III
dIyidud!s. 20 - 500
Tl,, OIL was passed. Yeas. li6: Nays, l3o
The announcement Lrteicd with applause. =, ~,
Inc following vote In detail bepunlrhEs III 10
man Democrats ia italics. inIependeDts IN saALh CN
Tl- Independent i.fOrIIofs IN CAPITALS, hiooi"is III
main ~ lIll LIS
New-York tribune., 1876-01-26
THE LYCEUM THEATER LEASE

In the Supreme Court Circuit, Part l., be-
fore Judge Van Worst, the suit Of William Watts sher
man aga George Hoffman and Thomas Thaeher caps
for trial yesterday This oIt OF the lease OF the
Lycenm Theater Tho lessees claim that they accepted
the lease OF the theaer the repr senaton that the
stage scenery and patent appliances perfect or
der compelled at great expense to take the
Fechtcr stage" so-called, and TO put in one be-
fore they could open the house to- the public The case
was u siponcd to crm the defendants amend their
answer re reducing Cvlcence OF fraud the part
of the plaintiff. Barlow, LarocqGo & Aacfailand for
u ainti ; A. j. DttcnhOefer ami Edward f. Brown for
ue.endants.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-26
TIE CAUSE OF A SUICIDES ACT.

The trial of tho suit of Henry Weed against
the Mutual Bonent Lilo Insurance Company Of Newark
presented new phase OF homieiia insanity. The plain
m ia the assignee OF policy for 10000 tho life OF
James l.. Benedict issued in 1864 In 1867 Benedict
shot himself The policy contained the usual provision
against suicide the plaintiff claimed that Benedict
was not deliberate suicide but laboring under mental
disease which cased the act The Courts recognize tho
distinction and former trial the jury found for the
plaintiff The General Term Of the Superior Court
New-York tribune., 1876-01-26
NOMINATIONS.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 25.-ihe President sent
the following nominations is ,ne senate to-day
I'..t,aa. .ieys-L r Patterson. Humhodt Kan-asi b. r.
nc,air-~ rsiion Cify Cooraies charles Newman Del
=. LD-.4.. VIM Ifartsun Huron. Michigan, g. A. Hol
{. 90. ThliLcHt!r, ohio.
B. q ii-G- a. T.. ulr and r. J. Quinn 80 Dc Captain. Ia
tha ia Infantry second Lieut. H. =. Brown o. D. fst Li a.
ut la Can't e. g. Bartlett To hr N1l0T IN
M Iih Irinfry. MAJOR irnry Douglass g. br ld"it"int-
tnpurl t iAfaniIJ Lieut. Coi Dc' n " uJ" aIo 10
Je ,0lpurl tho lsti Infantry.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-26

n examine tho evidence attached thereto taken by sa
Committee and that right of said Spencer to the seat
ne now holds my inquire into. and his Claim 'heroo
bs declared invalid and said seat be declared yacaA
New-York tribune., 1876-01-26

The following conversation took place the
other evening The teatahle IN one Of our bangor
homes: Fye-yearold ~ his mother: Mother, can 1
havo n coonop No. my son" Mother, can have
quarter OF u cO0kief No, my SON" Can nave
crumb OF eookieF "Eor "Wcll, then, can snef OF
a cookie" I"
New-York tribune., 1876-01-26

20. .E1 gieson ast.lluiaaglG
81. .Phll. q X. 9. K i. 90.
agt. Packer, &c
Tl.rlummer agt. IoiGp-
kins.
72- Watson. &c, sgt. Barr.
&c. (No. ID
rs. Watson, &c, ast Les,
&U., (NO. ~
~. Watson, ,sc.. ags Leo
&C., tAs 81
rs. Watson, &c. ast. Lee'
30. (No. ~
GENERAL TERN M-DAyTS =.
ldI. Knapp et al. sgt. An
dersoa ot al.
l62. ..Ioners' Bank agt.
Tyug ct a.
III. Dillober agL Home Life
Ina 10.
ia Archer agt. o. lIiieB, 20.
l76. aiitohell sgt. Bum.
New-York tribune., 1876-01-26
CALENDARS-Tms DAT.
srPnyMR CoURr-CHANBs ss-l

IDS II = faNhft q r. -
20. WATSON. sc.. agt ha
&c. tSo. ~
II. Watson. ae., AT Lo~
&c, no. 81
7S.. ..MeLeau AT. lieail
%. Matter vi Potter.
100. Kanney aSt. fisch'H
&c.
ll3. .Odcll agt. 0Geh
l50. Burnett ssi. Burnet
l71..hins a l. Alb ngdoH-
>. Bank.
Call f7om loI Ia the On"
JaI0a,.Ar.
BRADY ard DANES. ~
i24.. The People. OF rel I"
ton agL hsaagan,
1ss. .Dufneld ct al. asL h'
ION 81 Al. ,,.s
1o7. Peek. &0. agt os'"
Ct al. .e
III. .Do.ss ast ihs NV
&c,
New-York tribune., 1876-01-26
MISCELLANEOUS.

Mr. HARVEY tRrp. KnnJ called mp the Senate bin to
confirm prcrnpion and homestead entries OF public
lands within the limits of railroad eranis 10 whore
such cutri shave been made undor tho regulations of
tho Land Department.
M We g Presented 'nr the benefit ~ The widow Of
Gen Isaac l. : evrns. N1in~ Poster \. Hcksun, Ge'.
V,fu T.onp-of John Wcightu H. . "a w '. =. Met Joinh
Iru,trl, W II, rrn.ra i'm fav r OF Tie L by lIAl;-
WY Mr. sARGEHT ulsn.. Cal). Nr. lNGAllS tlici,..
h. J. Nj. NELLY. ID m, - . rohl, Hud Hr. BOp1
(Jcni. MoJ and alrnst ~ by Mr FKEiiNoIIUh5LN
Niop., y j. -, ,, a., ,
that tho sonae proceed To IN con liberation of executive @
bu iEcss. .,
ur G. ANTRON C.cp, W.-) pres med petition of cit
iI.tts oT ~ uru 10 lhr ttnrtliu
moi, OF TIC Untcd States. iJr tie abolition of the senate
aud transfer of tho powers 0f thAt body o." o House pi
Representatives Referred 10 Tie Committee on thc Jh
dicary. .,.. ..,
and after ,hut time tle ooois were FopPchcI dn -
uatO adjourned.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-23
Leonard Defines Ms Position.

Hon. A. H. Leons I'd, at the request of the
Workingmen's Club democratic Conserva-
tive), made leng by address last evening
from the stand in front of Mr.. James Cump-
toms establishment on Texas street. There
were q number present, and close attention
was given to his remarks.
In the outset he said he would give ex-
preston to his individual views, did not sp-
pear as the represen 'stive of any party. 1t
would be impossible for us to give report of
his speech. characterized by the usual earn
eetness and impressi veness Of tho speaker.
He reviewed the political situation and, from
his standpoint, pointed out the only way to
regenerate and redeem Louisiana, etc. Mr..
Leonard spoke Of his devotion to the people
of Louisiana and Csddo parisb; claimed that
he was en- tiled to his opinions, that he was
not An aapirant for position, but ONLY desired
to pr OM0to tho welfare OF the people among
whom he had been reared. Mr.. Leonard
spoke of the insecurity of life snd properly
in some pOrtiOne of Nor'h L0uisians, depre-
Gated the same, and hoped that such state
of affairs would never be chargesble to
CaddO. In his speech last evening he
maintained that he had been consistent and
homes throughout, and had been misrepre-
sen ed, mIsjudged and mAligned by . lin.
tied few of the people of Shreveport, and
that the day would surely come when his
motives would be appreciated, the wisdom
of his course made clear and his vindication
complete. He certainly has many friends
Who know his worth, indOrse his sentiments
and will stand by him throughOut.-IShrere.
port Telegram.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-23
Running In Debt.

l dwell ON this point, for would deter
Others from entering that place of torment.
Half the young men in this country, with
many old enough to know better, would 70
into business-that il. into debt-to-m NOR
row, if they could. Most poor men are 30
ignorant - to envy the merchant or manu-.
facturer, whose life IL IN ineesssnt struggle
constant shining" and who from month
to month, barely evsdes the insolvency
which sooner or later overtakos most men
in business; 90 that it has been computed
that but one man in twenty of them achieves
pecuniary success. For my own part
would rather be . convict in the State
prison, slave in . rice swamp, than to
pass through life under the harrow of debt.
Let NO man miajudgo himself unfortunate,
or truly poor. 90 long as he has the full use
2: biz Limbs and faculties. and 10 substAn-
hard work, contempt, suspicion, unjust re-
proach are disagreeable, but debt 10 inf
nitely worse than them all. And if it had
pleased God to spare either or all my sons
to be the support Of my declining years, the
lesson which should most earnestly seek
to impress upon them If: "Never run in
debt" Avoid pecuniary obligations az you
would pestilence or famine. If you have
but fifty cents, and can get no more for
. woek, guy peck OF corn, parCh 1t and
hve on 1t, rather than owe q dollar. Of
course know that some men must do bust
ness that involves rick, and must give
notes or other obligations, and do not cor
slider him in debt who can lay his hanss d.
rectly on the means of paying, ct some lit
tie sacrifice, all he owes l speak of real
aebt-that which involves risk or sacrifice
IN one side, obligation and dependence on
he other-and l say from all such, let every
youth humbly pray God to preserve him
'vermore. -Roraee Greeley.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-23
Two Ways Of Dofng n ThiDg.

A Frenohlnap, while At Naples, was in.
trcduced at an assembly OF one Of ths first
ladies ~ Nespolitan noblemsn. While
h. was there his gold snuff box was stolen
trorn him Soon after. being 1t another
house, he Saw person taxing snuff out Of
bis hox. He 'urred t. his friend:
There said he, .'that mau in blue, with
gold embroidel y, is taking snuff out of my
box d. you know hImY Is he not . pro
fes-IonaI sharper?'
Take care" sad the other, "that man il
of he trst quality"
II do not care Tor his quality" replied
the Frrnchman, Il must have my box
again III GO aud ssk linn for it,"
Pray be quiet" said his friend, land let
me get 1t back Tor yon."
UDOn this assurance the Frenchman went
away, after ipv,tiug his friend to dine with
him next day He came next day, and e
he entered exclaimed:
"There, have brought Your snuff box"
well, how did you Obtain ~"
. why" said the Nespolitan noblemap, Il
did not wish to make . NOISE about it, 20
picked his pocket"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-23
Charles Kaebel W. Charles Seelx ct al.
ElFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THB PARISH

Charles Kaebel W. Charles Seelx ct al.
EIFTH DISTRICT COURT FOB THB PARISH
= Of Orleans. no 7c1e-By virtue Of writ Of
schmidt, to me directed by the honorable
the Fifth District Court for the parish of Orleans
IT p bubble se eased Il Ss win
tioneers Exchange, Royal street, between Canal
and Customhouss streets, h the Second District
twelve O'Clock NJ. the following described property
l. ONB LOT OF GROUND. number TWENTY-FIVE
with the Improvements thereon, situated in the
seventh Ds..ict of this city. in square A. bou oed
BY second Hillary. Burthe and Adams streets !, as
Of William Boswell. lac notary pub ic n in I tiss
city neasurir thirty feet front on Hillary sfre.
II deeth Aeau nnd '1 M seven ct a,1 inches
Schmidt. BY purchase from Jacob Glrold, per act
passed before s. Purcell recorder dated October
2. FIVE LOTS OF GROUND. with the improve.
ments thereon, numbers Eve six, tevt H. eight and
in square number nineteen B. bounded BY adams,
HaDpson, Hillary and Second streets, - per plan
numbsr one hundred and eight, in the office Of 8.
Mas ner, late notary public in this city; said lots
adloln each other and measure as lows Lots
number nSe, Elk seven and eight each thirty feet
SIX inches fl We lines on Second street. BY % hun.
dred rtet in depth, bet~ arallel lnes lot NUN
be" nine forming the corner of Second ard Hin nv
streets meas ures thirty feet s'x inches six lines
H'nt on second street, by one humid ed FEET In
depth and front on Hillary street bet cen paI ale
lines; acquired b, ia defendant, julius schmidt
~ PuAs haeo IIo,n oo' Y. h'lman, per act passed
befor' 4. Purcell. recorder. dated April T. 1856.
Seized in the above suit as belonging 10 defend
Al t. Schmd,.
eims-i his being the second and last suction
the .aid property win be definitely adj udic4red to
the highest and last bidder Tor what It will bring
81 Twelve months credit. the purchaser furnish.
ing boDd, with good and sotvent ecu. ity, beNrine
eight per cent interest per annum from dale and
special mortgage on the property sold until nnal
payment. Said purchassr will have to deduct md
pay in eash the amount of printing. sherifrs
and clerk's fees. ETC., say about one hundred = d
ten dollars. and furthermore. the state pariah
yet ascertained
EUGENE WAGGAMAN
sez3 ~ oc6 II Civil Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-09-23
On tho Rolls.

Some eminent fre-eaters of the South.
missing since the war;" are thus accounted
for by New York letter writer:
Burton N Harrison was the private SEQ
rotary and trusted confident OF Jefferson
Davis while the latter, the executive head
OF the rebellion, was President of the go
called "Confederaey." Burton N Hsrri.
son ia now, ss he has been since the begin
ming Of his administration, the private Sec
rotary of tie Democratic mayor of New
York, Mr.. Wickham.
General Smith, who has been educated
bg the govern ent at West Point, was
street comm s-ioner of New York in 1861
UpOn the Out break of the rebellion Geneta al
Smith abandoned his lucrative municipal
Office, ,iped the rebel army. was promote
to Major Gener.lship, ami fought for the
COnfed. racy End against the Union to the
close of the war General Smith now holds
the lucrative Office ot city surveyor under
the Democratic municipal government OF
New York city.
General Lowell, who was Smiths deputy
commissioner in 1861, and who ran away
With his chief and fought with him under
the flag of treason thrOua bout the var, ia
now installed BY the Democratic municipal
government Of the metropolis rs deputy
city surveyor, under bis old chief, General
Smith.