New-York tribune., 1878-04-02
GENERAL NOTES.
ROME, Apil
gone TO Florence

,,u,- noroprapher in the land has had Ills
',aH, charlie Ross and the public mas been utterly
"a ,rrstrieyably bored by the whole tnat.er' anu '
.horei ia pathos real and unaffected, IN the CLOSING p
ogas Of the fathers lecture when he compares MS
"a search in q deep, dark abyss Oy the Igit VI
n.re be hears now and then little voice 10 'nv ~ -,
ness CRYING "This way, papa here am am mat IL is only
s G the direction OF the sound he tnds rin t of his
spe voice of his own hopes and the "hi'P
own heart. - obonloin of
muscular Christian, who was on"li"ln ln - ~
Do n, tbe crack Ohio regiments during lno wal "
ONO Vi VIZ. ~ , - p,.lpa with striking preachers
r a bove recently been issued under TINS u''o
A. pnndo,nb,o and are now having large clro.i"'io"
,rh nroachers are the Rev. Dr. POlhoeA'cr o. 80,
,,i,, and the Rev Dr. Henry W.WArren the'houisV
,th of that city, and their themes are oy no no mean u d
botn ~ one lille being "a Dream of History anu
The other "Certaintles Concerning Heaven
The course of lectures, which is beng gwen
IN Cincinnati, under the auspices OF the "o"'n 81
Mnseum Association has been begun by sidney H. Mn
Iii snnerintcndcnt of the Chamber of Commerce. HIS
tonio WAS as gernane to art as the reply OF le man ~
brown sudy who being asked about the origin OIL 'n'
-. ,role nm to say that melons were introduced 10
Elopd obout 1870 but the lecture gives pleasure anu
hos since been printed response TO a genera uol
Afr Maxwell spoke on :he manufactures Vi |il'
"a ,oir relations TO the growth OF the city. He drew
N very dattering picture or the proeIess W
the city, based it has been largely upon
the local development OF industries ana maue
remarks in reference to the value OF factories III
nromoting the solidy and wealth OF CITY Whleh are
GOOD doctrines any where. complete reVle" Vi 'no
factory interests Of Cincinnati was giyen from "hc "
appeared that the industrial production OF the c9
FOR 1876 was Sl4O 800, sum larger than the manu-
fscturng production either Boston or ST. LOUIS P
MAXWELL asserted that Cincunatls production triples
every twenty years In closing, the lecturer spoSu W
the Inusjc halls, schools, HOrares ana oH7VC ~
,g,ts Of The city, and those other things which az
tnguish community from another no. III pt pun, v ~
size but greatness, with characteristic Cihclhntu o
and PAINTED the ideal picture OF the future OF
the place with much art tbat ii me ulah VI
began his lecture with facts he came out III lhe eu @ w
tirev en- raDport with the association under whose
suslces lac appeared. The lecture Is printed 10y hooer
Clarke d Co., Cincinnati .
That Jeff Davis was partially disguised III
womans attire when he arrested near rWihsNhic'
Ca nv Corporal Munger and two privaes OF the 4th
Michigan Cavalry no one who has examined tho eVi-
depee has ever doubted. General b. d. PntcAaru, WHO
commanded the regiment, has prepared lor INC A"e9'
journal an elaborate account OF the pursuit ana capture
n, the Confederate President and his household The
Corporal who asked Mrs. Davis: "Where are !o"
roingt" and received the reply, with my old mother
nfter some water" describes the disguise as lazy
va,erproof cloak or Dress and red and black or baek
md white shawl thrown the head and shouders'
These were suit OF gray clOthes, anu 'ho
cavalry boots were conspicuously displayed The prs
oners were taken to Savannah, and thence by steamer
to Fortress Monroe. General Prtchard then received
orders from Department TO procure the disguise
and to proceed TO Washington Accordingly he went 10
the steamer asked Mrs Davis il she had any oec
tons to delivering t2 him the garments worn by her nus
band, as disguise, at the time Of his capture He re-
ceiyed this pungent reply: Certainly not sir; for
do not think ever had opportunity to donate any
clothing 70 Mrs. stanton before II is, perhaps well that
nv mantle should fall the shoulders Of Mrs Stanton
Mrs Davis then delivered to him in person ladys
waterproof cloak robe Of dark color, trimmed WIN
pearl buttons which she admitted to be the one worn b
her husband at the time OF his capture; captain Hu-
son procured n black wOolen shawl with border. Mrs
Davis at first, did not like to give mp the shawl saving
sbe needed II for the children He then went back To
shore and purchased another shawl for her. replacing
taSen 10 Washinpton and delivered the Secretary OF
War ana were identified by the three soldiers who ar
rested Mr. Davis.