New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-08-29
CENTRAL NOTES.
Borpev ]. Douibue has indited another let

Barney j. Douahue has indited another let
ter 70 bis friend Elmra editor. % have obtained
my bail ia H. hundred dollars" SAYS this OF toll.
II am discouraged and will fight il out on this line
it takes all Winter The of the workngmen Of tue
United States mine, aud propose to assist them far
as am able"
The citizens of Schuylersyille held a meeting
Saturday afternoon, TO perfect arrangements for the
Centennial anniversary of the surrender OF Gen.
Burgoyne and the laying OF the cornerstone Of the Sara
toga monument, on Saturday next. communication
read from the Secretary OF War, stating that he had
issued order directing the commandant OF the Water
vlet Arsenal the Committee the cap
ured the surrender OF Gen Burgoyne Oct IL 1777.
Congatulatory letters ana telegams from Horao se{
stone James Gordon Bennett and Others read aud
several stirring addresses were made
The immense bronze statue representing the
genius OF America now surmounts the new Army ana
Navy monument in Boston and he figures Of Peace HIS
tory Army aud the Navy have been uncovered Tho
basreefs be inserted in the panels four IN num-
Der. The first represents Governor Andrew and
staff on State House steps reviewing troops at the
outbreak OF the The second dscloses the troops
passing by Governor Andrew and staff on their return
from the warladies with wreaths OF aurels waiting 10
adorn the brows OF the conquoring heroes The tlrd
deucts the Sanitary Commission making bandages, WITH
soldiers putting their wounded companions INTO the a
ment in which monitor and manoi-war are coming up
river ana firing upon the 'ortincauons.
The Methodist preachers of Philadelphia de-
clared on Monday Ia deciding 10 open the gates Oh
the Permanent Exhibition the sabbath the Directors
have determined upon policy In violation Of The Jaws OF
the Commonwealth Of Pennsylvania, IN opposition 10 tDo
most cherished precedents OF history and especially
10 the emphatic decision OF the question by the
United states Cn.cunia Commission, and detrmeLiai 70
the interests morals and religion and so have ioeo
all claims to the sympathy and cooperation OF Christian
men, Furthermore the eaehers hold that the claims
OF personal consistency and due regard FOR the puoo
welfare require Christian men 10 withdraw thrlt ~
hlts to refuse subscriptions 10 the stock OF the bAl,
lion, and In every 10 dsc0untenance and ANou P"
ticipaon in all enterprise whose profits 10 our 'ly a
country whatever they may be- must be more IMAM CUM
teryaIled by It's denorallEng influence
"Leonainien has been put to bed by the edl'or
OF The Kokono Tribune. The author OF this ridiculous
poem Is said TO be j. W. Riley Of Anderson ina Ai'oi
writing and rewriting the verses and Initiating Toe
style IA closely as lie could he determined to bring lne
out rnder the poets name and AFTER al .no
world had read and admired them TO claim theM Is LIE
own and become famous. TIE kokomo DsPd'e" pun
ll,hed the verses, and stoutV asserted tha' iOo
bad written them, reciting iDgeniousy the CIT
cumstances under which thoy were fouhu III
ny-leaf OF IN old book. An Eastern publishes
ouested the editor TO send 70 him the original manu-
script IA he was familiar with Poe's Handwriting w.
charged that young Riley hired an expert pcnAAAA "