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Another Ihrcshlng Machine Disaster.

ROCHESTER,, September 10. Philip Leo,
farmer near East Palingra, was killed
instantly this morning by d steam thrash.
er. Three Others were fatally injured.
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GREECE.

GRERKs PREPARING A LARGE ARMY.
LONDON, September ia correspon-
dent at Vienna draws attention to the
Greek preparation: Measures .have been
taken to enable the formation Of an expe.
dictionary corps Of one hundred thousand
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EVANsVILI,E,

EVANSVILLE, ISp., September 1G. Total
subscriptions from Evansville for the yell
low fever sufferers $4,000. No cases here,
imported or otherwise.
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RAlIRoAp Bosps-,Quiet.

SrocKs-Firm and higher during the fore.
noon on an active market, but subsequently
prices reacted and the early Improvement was
lost, the decline ranging from l.S to l.s.
Granger shares, Lake Shore and Delaware,
IAckawanna & &WeStcrnwerO notiCcahly weak.
bcS TsSSns S Ss3s sgTsged fsa :6HEs sSoo Of
1900 Northwestern common, 5000 prefer.
red, $500 St. Paul common, 1900 preferred,
10000 Lackawanna, and 4, 400 Union Pacific.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND coNTRApIcrS.

LONDON, Sept. 16.-Parliament has been
further prorogued to the S0th Of Noyem.
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Financial and Commercial.
BY TELEGRAPH.
NewYorls Money and stocks.

.NEw YoRK, September .-MoSEY-CloscS
easy ut / JIa2 per cent Prime mercantile paper
4a5 per cent. Customs receipts $26l 600.
The Assistant Treasurer disbursed $i9i, 900 F;
clearings 100000. Sterling exchange, bank.
eS bills, 4.S2; sight exchange on New York
4.s6h, s
GoLp-l007f. Carrying rates l-2ai. Bor.
rowing rates fiat and y per cent.
GoyERSMESTs-tSteady.
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MEMPHIS ORPHANS.

MEMPHIS ORPlIASS.s
I NASHVILLE, Sept. lG.-R. 0, Reed, aged
three years, refugee with his parents
from Hickman, KY, died here early this
morning with yellow fever. 5lMemphis
Catholic orphans reached here tonight
and were provided for one mile out OF the
city.
oNI HUNDRED AND ELEVEN DEATHS AT MEN
rHis.
MEMPHIS, September 10. The mortality
to-day has been greater than was antici-
pated, Ill deaths being reported, so Of
were OS deaths instead of 90 as reported in
these dispatches. Among the dead to-day
are f. Marshall, OF the citizens committee;
f. W. Gibson, telegraph operator; Dr.. ).
R. Clarke, and three OF the Howard Medi-
cal corps, viz: ]. D. Bard, Of Brownsville;
DR.. Mences, OF Nashville, and ]. i. Rem
mar, OF Indianapolis. The original force
OF physicians have been depleted by sick
ness and death, but new acquisitions are
made almost daily, they being DR.. Near
land, an emminent physician from Savan.
nah, Drs. Duncan and Young, from the
same city, who will arrive tomorrow, W.
S. Brooks, river editor Of the appeal con-
yalescent. DR.. S. p. Clarke isimproving. is
Dave Peart, u member Of the Howard AS
sociation, has had relapse and is in
critical condition. The Central Hotel, on
Adams street, will be opened in the morn
ing as an additional hospital for the How.
ard physicians and nurses. The resident
physicians reported 81 new cases TO the
Board of Health to-day.
DEATH RATE AT ORLEANS DECREASING.
NEw ORLEANS, September 16-From
noon to six +. II. twenty-four deaths and
one hudred and thirty-four new cases were
reported. Only about half Of these cases
have occurred since September 18th, the
Others prior to that date. The mortuary
report for the week ending at 0 r. ". Nom
days shows the total number Of deaths to
be 702, OF which $50 were males, Il 70.
males and 26l children under ten, years
Of age. ,ofthe total number Of deaths sol
were from yellow feveri 472 whites and
20 colored. fsf'i -
J DR.. Warren stoneis still sick; only over.
worked. Among the new cases are ]. r.
Southmayd, Secretary OF the Howards, H.
w. Haley, OF tho Picdpiue, DR.. +, Loeber,
Charles Phreu, Chas. Stockmeyer, jr,, Of
E, T, Stockmeyer & Co., and George De.
can, of Ocean & Co.
aoRE CHEERFUL REPORT PROM HOLLY
w SPRINGS.
Holly SPRtSos, September l6.-This has
been a bright, warm and beautifuld day. DR.
brigham Is more cheerful over the reports
as to the number convalescent. We have
i the promise OF complete list tomorrow
and daily hereafter, which will be tele'
ported: P. R. Drum, Miss Laura DENNY
nurse from New Orleans, and Lewis
Thompson.
We are much pleased tonight at tht
I arrival Of DR.. G. H. Gray, Of Denison
Texas, With one nurse He was sent undcl
the auspices Of the Odd Fellows of ST
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RLocEApR on THE c. AND o. n. n.
FIRE RECORD.
SEVENTEEN DwELLlNos nuRNED- -RoRBERIEs

ZAxrE, September l6:-Aflrein this city
Friday night destroyed seventeen dwelling
houses and much other property. Great
disorder prevailed and many robberies
were committed. l-'
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louis, and bears the highestrecommendar
.tions. He has reached here after much
delay and great trouble. ,,.,..5
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ENlpHRnR wILLfAM

A Berlin dispatch says: Emperor Will.
lam Is desirous Of resuming the reins OF
next month. ~ lfHl
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AT CANTON,

CANTON, Miss, Sept. le.-Total number
Of cases to date, 404; deaths, 81. New
cases in last twenty-four hours, twenty.
RoBERT POWELL, Mayor.
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usicaI.

The grand concert to be given at the
Opera House on Tuesday evening, Octo-
Der oth by Marie Roze and her.company
under the management of Mr.. Mapleson,
will be the leading musical event of the
season. In speaking OF her debut in
Richmond the Dispatch says
AS pleasing as was her debut in Rich
mond, 1t is but just to say that Marie
Roze completely captivated her audience.
Her personation of Leonora was a tri-
umph in the lyric art, and her acting,
which was study in itself, when coup
led with the most bewitching facial
expression and lovely,rich voice, held her
| audience spell-bound throughout. Her
greatest charm is that of being perfectly
natural, and her purity of style can, per
haps, best be described by the words OF
Horace, used in his ode to Lydia, "siD,-
ple.r m,nditiiS"-''s Simple in her love.
| liness.n
! Mile. Roze hls won place in the
hearts of the Richmond public not soon
to be forgotten, and will leave will
the assurance of a warm welcome
whenever it may please her to revisit ouI
city.
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Board OfHea1th.
SPECIAL MEETISG-TBE ABATEMENT
OF NUIsANCEs ORDERED.

SPECIAL MEETISG-TBE ABATEMENT
OF NUIsANCEs ORDERED.
The Board Of Heath held special
meeting, last evening, President Roberts
in the chair and full Board present.
The object Of the meeting was the con-
slderation of nuisance existing under
the stable at the 5. 4. corner ofNinth and
Orange street, this nuisance had been re-
ported abated by the Fifth Ward Com
mittee at previous meeting, but it was
afterwards learned that the committee was
mistaken, and that large quantity of of
fensiye matter was still under the stable
emitting very offensive odor. 1t was
stated that the agent of the premises had
refused to abate the nuisance.
The nuisance was ordered TO be abated
and for this purpose was referred to the
Filth Ward committee and the President
A petition was read from Hartman &
Fehrenbach and others, complaining of a
nuisance in Eising 4 Langes hog pen, al
Fourth and Orange streets. IL was re
ferred to the Third Ward committee,
Mr.. Burke reported a nuisance at th,
n. w. corner of Third and Monroe streets
which was referred to the Tenth Ware
committee for abatement.
| Adjourned.
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FIFTH EDITION.
From Washington.

THE WARRINGTON LABOR TROUBLES
DISTRICT AUTHoRITIRs DETERMINED
TO STOP CoBEN's RIoToUs DRMoNsTRA.
TIoNs-A NEGRO FINED.
~ There has been no attempt on the part
OF Cohen to march his mob about the
stress to-day. Semme, !, the negro ar
rested on Saturday evening for ASSAULT
ing Officer Oliver, was tried in the police
court this morning. Judge Snell, in CIV
ing his decision In the case, held that
Cohen had excited q feeling of riot
among the more deluded and ignorant
classes that, unless checked, might lead
to serious results.
While he worked up this sort of thing
he was sharp enough to keep out of the
way OF the law, and his followers became
the victims. All meetings and process
sions similar TO those held by Cohen were
riotous and disorderly. The property
and lives of the people were endangered,
and should death result from any of
these proceedings each follower OF Cohen
would be amenable for homicide. 1t
should be stopped. The working men
could gain nothing. Cohen was nobody,
ana could do them no good. He conclud-
ed by saying the accused was one of
Cohens victims, who had become work
ed up into Affecting of riot because of his
teachings, and was somewhat exeusable.
therefore he would only fine him $40, or
In default thirty days in Jail. The fine
was paid by Cohen.
Cohen made no attempt to collect his
mob in front of the City Hall tonight as
he has been doing for the past week
The orders to the police to-day TO prevent
any further meeting having a good eff
rect; All excitement has passed and no
further trouble is anticipated.
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A New Acoustic wonder.
CINCINNATI, Sept. %

CINCINNATI, Sept %.
Israel ID. Jewett, druggist at st.
Omer, INDIA, has perfected an Instrument
which he calls the "agaphone," which, it
is claimed, will, without the aid of cleo
tricity, cartoons, or any complexible ma
chinery, collect distant sounds, and car
ry them to great distance without loss OF
volume. A number of experiments were
made on the instrument on Saturday,
wire being strung nearly half mile.
Speaking into the instrument three OF
four feet away, the words were heard
clearly and distinctly at the farthest end
of the wire. Playing upon violin eight
feet from the instrument, the music was
heard at the other end, In the street. The
closing of doors, walking upon the floor
ordinary conversation, the ticking of 9
watch, could be heard distinctly, without
applying the instrument TO the ear. Mr.
| Jewett will not explain his invention al
present, not having, as yet received let
| ters patent.
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Police Cases.

:, The cases disposed of at the police sta
ton by, Mayor Almond, since the last
report, have been as follows-
WHINE on Inc charge of disorderly conduct,
William Burris, was required to nav
costs. P"9
John Walls, made complaint against
his son James, charging him with assault
and battery. When the case was called
the heart of the father relented and he
Withdrew the charge, and paid the costs,
Barney Harkins, William HarkIns'
John Tucker, John Mcclure and M
Cooney, were next placed in the dock ON
the charge of trespass preferred by /. n
Husbands. They were each required Ia
pay 90 cents and costs W
~, For being drunk and disorderly,
thomas sweeney, James Lynch, Edward
Dnfiy and William Rogers, were each re-.
| quired to pay 81 costs. e''e'' -
The hearings ended by innposjnp q
penalty of 50 cents and costs llpon 1--WE
drunk. ioi "eine
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NOTE FROM GEN. b. F. BUTLE

NOTE FROM GEN. B. F. BUTLER.
To THE EDITOR OF THE SUN-.Sir,
cut the following from yoar paper of this
morning:
He Batter Is reported as having said
at indianapolis that an irredemable cur
rency is more easily kept at par than q
redeemable currency, and that the old
Continental money in this country
"wiped itself out of existence without
anybody being the loser"
Why make me responsible for what |
am "reported TO have said?" That is
not what / dld say. / did say substan-
italy as follows:
That Continental money did in its time
a good service to the country. 1t fought
the battles of the Revolution, for without
IT they never could have been fought. Ii
won for US our liberties, for without some
such device they could not have been
won. Being promises to pay Spanish
milled dollars when everybody knew
there was not five per cent. enough OF
them in the country and could not be got
here to pay it, it went down by degrees,
and out; but in so doing it distributed the
loss over the country.
That is to say, the first taker took II
for his provisions furnished the army. 1t
fell a portion on his hands. The next
taker received it for something else. II
fell so much on his hands and so on un-
til it became valueless, thus distributing
the cost of the war as nearly equal AZ
might be among all who handled money,
and then went out
Is there any doubt about these histori.
cal facts? might have added what
will add now, that having done its work
and distributed the expense Of the war
among the people, ii was no loss to any.
body, but gain to all. 1t differed from
our greenback in this, that when that
had gone down in the hands of ITS vari
GUS holders to thirty cents, we funded il
into gold-bearing bond at par, which
made 1t a loss to all, and gain only to Q
few.
] will give you an invariable rule by
which you may always know when an
reported correctly: If the report Seems
to be good sense, that's Butler. If it il
"arrant nonsense" that's reporter, al
though 1t must be confessed that re
porter trying to compress a two hours
speech, spoken at the rate of one hun
dred and ten words minute, into fiv,
hundred words, may be we'll excused il
he makes nonsense of some of it.
Respectfully yours,
BENZ. +. BUTLER.
Fifth Avenue Hotel, n. Y, Sept. "a.
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General News.

The Union League of America meets
in Pittsturg to-day. In the evening
speeches will be made by Henry M
Hoyt, republican candidate for Govern
or, Galusha A. Grow, Gov. Hartranft
Gen. Mccarthy and others, and the oc.
casion is intended 10 be the opening OF
the campaign in Western Pennsylvania
1t Is said that the j ca rue are divided
on the greenback issue and like the
Republican National Committee have
been disseminating the greenback docu-
ments.
1t is said most of the Banks bought
their bonds at 60 cents on the dollar in
paper, and as compared TO gold the New
York Banks paid only about 80 to 40
cents for most of them.
Hon. j. II. Tarbox, of Massachusetts
who identified himself with the Butler
movement, has withdrawn from his can
didacy for the democratic nomi natl on
for Congress In his district. 1t is likely
Iarbox has committed political harikari.
The Spanish-American commission for
the settlement of claims of Unsted States
citizens growing out of the late rebellion
in Cuba have SO far allowed claims for
more than 81 100000, which have been
promptly paid by the Spanish govern
ment.
The Connecticut republican convention
meets at Hartford to-day. AT a caucus
last night all the delegates present
strongly favored hard-money platform
and such platform will undoubtedly be
adopted unanimously.
"A hight took place Saturday between
Indians and troops thirty-five miles from
Dodge City, Kansas, and lat last accounts
several Indians had been killed but no
troops hurt. The Indians are said to
have many stolen sheep.
The woman and child found murdered
Sunday, near Indianapolis, prove to be
the wife and Child of VIM. Merrick, who
Keeps livery stable. Merrick was ar
rested but denies any knowledge of the
| crime.
, The receiver of the German Savings
Bank OF Morrisania,N. Y, has has begun
s sults against the trustees of the bank for
| the recovery of 9230,000 1t is alleged
that dividends were paid when the trus
tees knew the bank was was insolvent.
DR.. Basil Norris Z. S. A.. the family
physician of Gen. Sherman, has beef
summoned from Washington to Atlantic
Clty, N. j., to attend Mrs. Sherman who
Is seriously i'll at that place.
The second section of John Robinson,
circus train on the Cairo and Vincennes
railroad was ditced near Mt. Carmel
ina, sunday. Five cars demolished
-Four employees seriously hurt.
The Victoria British COLUMBIAN Chimes,
strike has ended. The tax question ,wbicl
caused the strike, will come up befor,
the Supreme Court ON a writ OF repleyin
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One hundred and thirty-tour new cases
Of yellow fever and Al deaths were re.
ported in New Orleans yesterday, So new
cases and 3 deaths in Baton Rouge,
deaths in Vicksburg, 80 new cases and 0
deaths in Holly Springs, % new cases and
] death in canthn, Miss, 2new cases and
a deaths in Hickman, KY, and 2 deaths
in Martins, Tenn. In Port Gibson, Miss,
there have been about 600 cases and 1O4
deaths to date, in Plaquemine, La, 17j
cases and % deaths, and in Labadieville
La, $50 cases and 80 deaths.
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A HANDSOME DOLL.

AT fair given in Philadelphia, last
week by number Of ladies, the proceeds
OF which were for the yellow fever suffer-
ers. Miss Hattie Frismuth, of this citv.
was fortunate enough TO draw yery
handsome was don. The doll is dressed
IN s'eel colored silk cHtrain, trimmed
with scarlet satin and broad white lace
ihe young miss is very proud of her
success.
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WHERE nave All tine Republican voters

WHERE nave ali tine kepublican voters
gone top Only about LAO attended the
Republican nomination in the city on
Saturday, and in all the county, only
about 3l00 votes were polled: against
about 5000 two years ago. The Demo-
Gratis polled 5000 at their nomination on
the 10th of June, and We could poll a
heavier vote now. OF course our Repub-
lican friends do not expect to elect any
body. But as before the city election,
the Republican asserts that Mr.. Clark
will be elected Sheriffas it said Gallagher
would be Mayor; and it abuses Mr.. Pyle
just as it abused Mr.. Almond. But the
paper has no influence, il is as devoid of
this as it is of truth and therefore no
attention is paid to its political gossip.
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oD0Is1l1l!. oD0Is1l1l!.l!l|As!ll]l!l1E:l51i1;I IS! ! 5i;I'
TOTAL WSIlNEScE SAVING EnE I'M !
GIPESS,

There Is a curious story about ,or. ,.l
wines which are extensively adyer,i,sdJ ~ as
days and have only recently been NJ, ~ "
the market, DR.. UnderhlI ,be war XII Y
grape-grower Of Croton POM, ded !, NJ
Some Of his heirs enterlained ,enr.i M
views OF such extreme kind thai 5tss
unwilling 10 allow the stock Of wnrsd.
hand to be sold or any more 10 h,s
The grapes have sometimes been ~
market, and sometimes left to dom,
the vines. It's only now that The o5,I
have succeeded in arranging FRA g1,s
Of the estate and the sale of Ia ybs
hand. Among these is . wine Of tfeT
OF 1864, described as a " Sweet { njo,
but suggesting the Imperial T0.y !
than any other European vine ,I n
wholly unlike any ether wire of ln,,J
growth. Its purity, age and mell1Enss
remarkable, and both pay5,c.aa. aI A
fanclers have a special mle-est in hal
oldest native wine nov access'blemguI
siderable quantity. The whole tockshl
hands Of the weIl-known wholesale ms
house of the Ihurbers.-.N. Y, nh
Nov. Io, 1871.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-24

COHEN, the laborer agitator in Wash
ington, has been pleased to deslst from his
little amusement Of melting riot and in
surrection at the capital. That city ap-
pears to have very curious kind of gov
ernment. In any other part of the eoun-
try he would have been in the peniten-
tary long ago.
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Meeting ll,is Eyn.:

=; a meeting Of the Democratic Astoeia.
uon Of Wilmington Hundred, will he
held lhls evening at the Friendsbin I'm.
gln9 II ioI!lse, for the purpose of organiz.
tng ior tne coming campaign. A fun A.
quested. 10 Ao-
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FOURTH EDITION I
Republican Nomination.
Full Returns and Ben
nett tho Nominees.

Below are the full and complete returns
| of the Republican nomination for Sheriff
and Coroner, on Saturday. Philip r.
Clark is the nominee for Sheriff, and
Thomas j. Bennett for Coroner. No
votes We're polled In st. Georges and
Blackbird Hundreds
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Notice.

a meeting Of the Democratic Associa.
Aon Of wilmington Hundred will hf M
held IN the Friendship Engine Hans
Inns evening at 7,30 o'clock. Businn." W
imp ortanoc viii be ira 1sacted. ''''' VI
By order of
w. ii, LEE, Secretary.
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Protecting The CoIorca Vote,

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. 23.-Four De-
mocfatic clerks of registration of the
hlrd ward have been committed for
appearance before the Circuit Court by
commissioner Lane, charged with VIC.
lallng the United States laws in refusing
registration TO colofed man. Tile
bail is $500 in each case.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-24

The above speaks for itself, bu,H.|
add 6hat this is the pure juice Of thu
neither d,zggea, H9noysi nor lOa.tr.
has been ripened and mellowed byasj
for medicinal or sacramento parpa
unsurpassed. 1t can be obtained from |
Sf the loading Druggists thrcughOt
United States, and at wholesale fpa
undersigned. who will forward de'ap
pamphlet, free Of charge, on applicadA
Respectfully, ETC.,
q, K, & F. B. THURBER 1 I
Wsu B,uadscay. Reaac and Hufi@ ~
NRw-YoRR.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-24
POrl News.

The schooner Nellie C. Payne, Of Bos-
TON Mass, arrived at this port yesterda~.
3o9 tons of ice for Conrow & Son. from
the Kennebec river, Maine. '+olu
The daily gazette., 1878-09-24

Total vote in the county, 30OS.
Bennetts majority over WeldIr, 962
over Hickey, 579.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-24
WINDING UP A BANKING BUSI

San fRANcIsco, Cal, Sept. 23,-The
Odd Fellows Bank of Sacrarnc,to has
decided to wind up its usiness, and has
made an assignment of its assets. wLirI
it is believed are sufiic icient to pay the de-
positors.
The daily gazette., 1878-09-24

People down the State do not like tb,
hew time table on the Delaware Il. II.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1878-05-15

Caleb Gushing who is talked Of as an
independent candidate for Congress
from the Sixth Massachusetts, District,
is remarkable for physical and mental
vigor. Born in the last year OF the
last century and consequently about
79, he bas the appearance, strength
and clear headedness of a man at least
twenty years his junior. He has led a
very active life. Having graduated at
Harvard at II, and been tutor at the
University for two years, he studied
law and practiced at Newburyport, of
which he was the first Mayor in 1850.
He has served six or seven times In
the Massachusetts Legislature, four
terms in Congress, IS35-4D; has
been Commissioner to China. and ne
gotiated (lS44) the first treaty Of this
Government with the Emperor; has
been Justice ofthe Massachusetts Su-
preme Court, United States Attorney
General under Pierce, and recently
Minister to Spain. He was a Wing
up to the time of John Tyler's defect
ion, when he became Democrat, and
acted with that party up to the break
ing out Of the civil war. He has been
noted as writer of political platforms
and is said to have written the plat
form Of the Charleston Convention
which nominated Breckinridge. He
was in full sympathy with the south
for some months after the firing on
Sumter, aud became so unpopular in
the quiet town of Newburyport that he
believ ed he would be mobbed Find
ing that he had espoused the wrong
side of the question he proposed to
raise a regiment in eastern Massachus-
etts; butshis proposal was declined by
Lincoln. He had a military exper-
fence, having gone to Mexico as col
onel OF a regiment, raised largely by
his own means. Recently he has been
Republican, and much Of the time
since the war has practiced law in
Washington. between which city and
Newburyport he divides his life. He
has wide reputation as constitution.
al and international lawyer, and has
made money in his profession, He
has published number of works and
is still an upright student. For 40
years, incredible as it may seem, he
devoted from sixteen to eighteen hours
day to intellectual labor, and thrived
under it. His capacity for work is
unbounded even now, and his health
and endurance are seldom paralleled.- -
~. 7. Times.