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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1878-04-06

MASSACHUSETTS makes tea chests and
sends them to China at less cost than
John Chinaman himself can manufacture
them; and Maine makes the orange boxes
for Florida.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1878-04-06

A BILL before the Kentucky legisla
ture provides that man convicted of
having beaten his wife shall be sentenced
to work upon the streets or highways not
less than five nor more than sixty days,
and that the usual wages paid for such
work shall be paid to the wife.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1878-04-06

fellow, and burst out, in his blunt, bluff
way: "Great God! man, do you think
| came here to teach an infant school3'
The senator was troubled with no more
questions that day.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1878-04-06

DIR. PRATT, of Marietta, Ga, has dis
covered method of making pure brim-
stone direct from the iron pyrite which
abound in that state, at less cost than
the imported article. The process is
patented
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1878-04-06
SUPERIOR. WISCONSIN.
VARIOUS TOPICS.

THE monster captive balloon, which
will form part Of the attractions at the
Paris exposition, will be established in
the old court of the palace of the Tuile-
ries
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1878-04-06
Brooklyn navy yard. No more will be


ceived at that point.
JOHN MURPHY and Jack Grey, notorious
bruisers, owing to dispute about the
nativity of O'Leary, the pedestrian, fought
fifteen rounds, at Boston, on the 2od INST
Murphy got in blow over Grey's right eye
which rendered him insensible for fifteen
minutes and stopped the fight. The purse
was twenty-five dollars side.
The remains of Senator David A. Magic
were deposited in the family vault at st.
Mary's Catholic church at Philadelphia, on
the 3d. The governor, lieutenant-governor
and about sixty members of the legislature
were among the mourners.
THE WEST.
ADoLPH SUTRo has brought suit in the
United States Circuit Court, at Carson, for
possession of the Bonanza mining claims.
S. B. ANDERSON, postmaster at San Jose,
Cal, has been arrested charged with return
ing false vouchers to the postoffice depart
ment, at Washington, and for other irregu-
larities. He gave $4,000 ball.
THE leading turfmen of the west met at
Chicago on the 18th ult., and made the
preliminary arrangements for grand west
ern circuit, comprising the cities of Mil
waukee, Chicago, st. Louis, Cincinnati, Co.
lumbus, Toledo and Cleveland. The other
details were arranged on the goth.
| VIM. B. O'DoNoHgE, secretary of the
treasury under Rice, chief of the insurrec-
ton in Manitoba, in 1871, and the most ac-
tive participant in the revolt, died in st.
Joseph's hospital, st. Paul, on the 9th.
He was the brains of the rebellion, and was
the only one of the leaders not pardoned by
the Canadian government. He was out
| lawed, and has since livedin Dakota county,
Minnesota.
| IT is estimated that there are from five to
seven thousand warriors congregated in the
vicinity of Fort Scott. AT a council held
the last week in February the Indians re-
solved to resist the buffalo law.
A MEETING of Methodist ministers of the
northwest was held at Chicago, on the Doth
and report was submitted by the manage
ment of the Garrett biblical institute, show.
ing that the endowment fund comes some
S2o0,0O0 short of maintaining the institution
A committee was appointed to consider q
plan Tor raising the uenclt ana TO report tC
a subsequent meeting.
THE recent cold snap did not utterly de-
stroy the fruit crop in the Ohio valley
although severe damage was done at many
points.
Hon. THOMAS JOHNSON, ex-chief justice
of the supreme court of the state OF Arkan
sas, died at Little Rock, on the 25th inst.
THE holders of the Valentine scrip, which
constitutes valuable section of Chicago
and which has been decided to be valid by
the commissioner of the land office, have
made proposition to the Judiciary commit
tee that if they be allowed to perfect their
title without opposition, they will, as soon
as possible, sell the lands and give two
thirds of the proceeds to the city; or tina
they will, when they shall have perfected
| their titles, give one-half the lands to the
city.
THE bill to suppress pool-selling on run
ming and trotting races, introduced into the
Ohio legislature, was defeated, receiving
only thirty-three votes in Its favor in the
| lower house.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1878-04-06

GEN. BUTLER is said to fear that he is
losing the sight ofhis other eye,
The Osceola times., 1878-03-16
BEATTY PlhWC
Grand Square L Upright, AID Beat
tvs Celebrated Golden ToaSus
Par!or Organs.

word IN ihff f.N'r. rr-d
Trcr, N. t.i.iu. III ':rfOnarr;
I've ha1, ia .ur g-n be a>y m. ci TIE sira0s
advert I'D D., uaujri . SrIty 20 auaiAsr C.'l
uuin, aud do rvt hc,,tsie t1 trcoia,aruu ft tI"I'
90 .nostrt',. ~ 10 qasi1y AT "iy h,s
Gtalt "rrl h1uoyan.H yr az
II p .,i.-ics, o. HoHs7sr.', -, So
"Urs,r cam. 70 .anh all sale. aud sitter one
hour trial send ysu h" vas-. II murs luHr
nir,ts M crI cct-iinrs TIE t~'." &, r.C'-'l ~
~ .u- aHf r1~udlaas, 1,d 'h. ct-r i ''lisn al :
bcsutifulI, hei.h"d -
Frs.J E. fverrt. ~ Cashier National sr3aj
w Iaus, NcN >S.h
O.c.n No Go rer,!yyd. A. lam FOLLY -rti,-
get Nth Inc IU.'Gu r"rt. 7 remit sttrout far
jirr delay I LaYc not 'h,traJ 90 tL.rrr.srN fD eyI
rrprrts to test il. All IA! t'lli!v an '.e.it-ld d Do
Evrry in-'ruinrnl tui!r NARRATED tor siy yrar,
o. StrtoI rrsl rls-, iy vN. ~ ira9'tt atu 80 .
ti,r.nir, If good ist'h trrs hr" Il p cd rH n On
stuI,dsy, tot lria none rr.g trci sad t-r snl
chzrg, paid both WaNs b, mr it thr' arc IN ANY
fotm tni,r,,r-.rutri or prove uu-at;s!-CIoTl
NottIng f,ir-r than hi csp be offered
A,.l%rs =, s>ifD. rut wHsr have nors
are Il. .,yuBu'- made TO taifoHurr IN nrW loC-.i-
IT,. Send tor ll!u.trstrd ADV risLi~tE cats
loguc Editi"ri. with tr-l .rIuH.a,l, from d.-'iE-
gui,HVd vrr.SuS, somc Of whom ou mss sao".
before rul ing i-sNhrrs. N'tdrrs-, DANIEL t.
BEATTY, " alh,a -tOn, Scr jrrsry
The Osceola times., 1878-03-16
The Lecture.

A large and attentive audience
assembled at the Cnion church,
Monday evening, interested listen
rners to the Rev. ID. A. Quinn, OF
the Catholic church. The lecturer
selected for his discourse "Ihe
Communion OF SAINTS" uud hand
led his subject with tha, argumcn-
laii,e and dclineaiiye ability 80
familiar To the Catholic priesthood.
Ailor defining the communion 0.
-ain,s,'as the Invocation and inter
cession OF the saints in heaven be.
fore the throne OF mercy, for the
welfare Of the sinners Oh the earth.
tie reverend father not only de-
mons,ratcd the truth of the doc
irine, by scripiGral quotations, but
portrayed the reason and beautle,
of the bVhci, by every day and The
most harpy comparisons. Show
ing. that rs 1t is customary tor us
hen seeking worldly favor from
those in power, TO procure The as
sistancc and iuicrCcssiou OF some
one possessing more influence than
uur-rl,c.; how much more natural
aud proper is it for ", standing III
bad odor with God, q, We are, 10y
reason Of our slus, when -o,icilou,
lur Lis b.hi:iceuce and grace, to
invoke ia our behalf the prayers
and lntcicrssiUns OF thusc blessed
spirits. who cuiuy the uhhonndcd
love aud confidence OF tho great
father of goodness. Ia the samc
mauucr, did the lecturer, ruiutc the
charges of idol@try made against
the church, hy reason vi her vener
alton Of the images sud relies o.
saint.. Justly deieniing the Gus
tom, As aucilary 10 the attraction
o. the mud TO the love aiId RIVER
cncc Of those ,hty represent, on
the same principle, that We Iov"
auA r,.rcct the portrait or relc Of
dear relative or friend. The
fathers discourse Was !.cc from
aught lha, couli wound the feeling
~ any, and evidently gave picasur"
as well as information, ou an cN
cccdingly interesting doctrine.
The Osceola times., 1878-03-16
Enterprise.
OscsoLA, ARK.
Mar. 18Th, 1873.

With an eye single TO identifying,
adornIng aud pleasing the artistic
eye OF the inhabitants of the town,
one OF our largest property holder.
and most influential citizens, has
ordered .he erection Of u huge and
magnificent Lrira kiln almost in
the heart Of the corporation. Sor.
rs We can't commend tbs spirit,
which actuates him. Opposed to
the charter OF the corporation, op-
posed to taxing liquor dealers. op.
posed TO opening streets, because
iorsoothe. be happens TO own the
iots contiguous; yet, such is hi,
power aud 'nduence that the town
nu,hoiitrs ,semblc in their boots,
VIXEN he lifts his voice,
The Osceola times., 1878-03-16

ATan informal meeting held last
Thursday night, the following slate
for municipal officers wac announc
eG as candidates, for election: Foi
Mayo Dr. Prcwr,t; Recorder. S
s, >emme-; Aldermen, Capt. Dan.
Matthews, J. l.. Driver john Mat.
thcws, De-. ). II Steele and George
Stowcll.
We understand that an oppohi
ton ticket will be put on, in few
days, in order TO give the election
a metropolitan aspect.
The Osceola times., 1878-03-16
THAT STORE ROBBERY.
Gates. Andersen and Possv Cap
tured bv Detective Haskins
and Brought to Justice.
Anderson Acquitted,

On Tuesday last, City Marshal
". Il. llaskins returned 'ron,
PARIS, Tenu., bringing with lin
Rufus Gates, charged with robJlug
/ the storv Of Mr.. Tisscrsud, un
Chickasawbs, sune weeks ago,
with whivh our readers are already
familiar. Mr.. Haskins had held
secret correspondence with numcr-
,us officials in the adjoining states,
and it was throu.h h one Of his cireu.
lar letters, that Gates WAS suspect
ed and apprehcndcd in Paris. He
employed counsel. was tried under
wit OF hdJeas corpus, aud act at
libcr.y. However, the city marsh
al, Col. II. G.. LcFilcs. was 50 sure
OF his man, that he rearrested him,
and ,elegraphed Mr.. lIaskins to
come on and identify hun, which
MAS accordingly done, and he now
lies in Jail awaiting his Trial, .,
I preliminary examination rather
which comes oil before Esquire
Garliek on next Tuesday.
Mr. ilaskins also captured Tom
Anderson and William Posey, ia
Cherokee Bay, Ark, Oh the 9TH
Inst. Anderson had escaped from
custody, shortly after tie robbery
occurred. Posry turned states
e:idencc, anu was accordingly re
leased, but also ncd with Ander
sou, and this explains why he, too,
was arrested along with him, at.G
brought back.
Yesterday beng the time act FOR
The hearing before Nr. Garlrck, II
large number of friends TO the ~ is.
oners, us well as Of the prosccu
iion, assembled in the cuurt hous,
10 hear the evidence. Tue man,
fight vas rs 10 the competency o.
Posey to Testify against Anderson
who WAS on trial. Ills counsel al.
gued that since Posey had been
brought back, aud incarceratet
without due recess Of law, he wa,
not lecl,imatrly within the juri,
die;iou oi the court, aud thai b.,
evidence ought not to be heard
This objection, however, WAS over,
ruled. after being ably presented
Oy Captain MrNugh. sud tho evi
dencc OF Poscy WAS taken.
After hearing nll the testimony
Mr.. Anderson was discharged, th,
proof failing, III the opinion oi ia.
court, to sustain tie charge a.alns
him.
Jesse Carter, tie colorcd mai
who is charged with being impli
Gated in the killing of Frank Vii
ANS IN tins county, some TIRE,
years ago, MAS Also picked zap Is
Mr. uaslins in MenrLi', brou.L
back, aud lodged IN jail.
Too much praise cannot DO givcl
Mr.. iiaskins, for his iud"ml,ajI,
energy, skill aud perseverance, Al
, he pursuit of criminals. lie ncy
or tires, often travcrs:ng whnl'
states. now losing sight OF The
game. row taking up Il cline. bu
always coming back with his man
We believe ho has never yet let ,
Sngic one escape.
We also learn that Colonel Lc
Flies, the marshal Of Paris, ren
dcred valuable assistance in tn,
capture oi Gates, and that he i, Al
unusually efficient officer.
/ We do not know anything Of tn,
.di,t or lHnocci &c OF the part tlc'
accused, but feel sure that they
vii, bc iaiily aud impartiaIly heard
and dealt with according to thei'
in,t deserts. II guilty, they ough
to hc punished, and il Innocent
they should, and no dOGb'. Will b,
discharged.
- so ---
The Osceola times., 1878-03-16

CoL,.L JAKE FgolIcH has re-
tired IRON tie editorial tripod oi
,Le Scarcy Roco,d, and wall III the
future devote his time aud attch
,ion 10 the interests OF tho sccrc-
tary ofs,a,c's ctiice, for which po'
siuon lie is pre- cminsn,ly quail
EeJ.
The Osceola times., 1878-03-16

PREscorT Di-palch: There is
more truth than poetry IN tie ioi'
loving hit, copied from the Nal.
yern Jourual: "Somc editors ia
this state are just now 'fqealihs
about patent Gu,sidcs, etc. From
the looks of their own sheets and
the tone aud style of their editor
ials, it would bc decided improve
ment witt. them 10 have both side,
patent with apaien; editor 'throwr
in.
The Osceola times., 1878-03-16

EVERY farmer should take, IN al
.di,ion TO his county paper a good
agricultural journal. We recon-
mend Colman's Rural World rs be
ing one OF the Lcst. Try It. Terms
500 per year; sl.OO for six
months. Sample sent free Ad
dress, rman J. Coleman; pub
Usher, ST. Louis. Mo.
The Osceola times., 1878-03-16
4 Correction.

In the circulars had is-ucd in
reference to Gates and.Posey, from
II 'nisarprehension OF names that
OF Dir. Thomas Robinson was in.
serted, whereas | intended ii TO be
Jim Anderson. Havirg tailed 10
detect the error when the proofs
were furnished ne, the circulars
were thus lrsucd aud dislriJu.rJ,
ard did not discover the error un.
Ill my attention was called to 1t on
my return home yesterday.
publish this in justice 10 Mr. Rob.
inson, whose name Was used entire.
ly ty mistake.
". B. llAsxISs,
City Marshal.
OscsoLA, ARK.
Mar. 18Th, 1873.
The Osceola times., 1878-03-16
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

We are authorized TO announce
Col. Puindcxter Dunn. of fOrrcsi
Aity, asa candidate for congress,
10 represen, the frs, Consrvss'on'
al district of Arkansas. subject Ia
the ac,iun of the First Congresslon
al convention.
Nc are aI,ivr,z, TO announce
Hon. J. W. House, "i Secrcy, as 8
eand;datc for con gres-, to repre-
sent the First Congressional DIE
trict of Arkansas subject 10 the
action of the First Congressional
convention.
The Osceola times., 1878-03-16

IN connection With the names OF
flon. sa.n ". Williams and Hon.
J. r. Eaa!ns, that OF Col, i. +.
Duyal. Of Fort Smith, IL highly
spoken OF by tie papers OF that aud
other sections OF the state, TO,
Judge Of the supreme court. Crl.
DuvAl is cminen,ly qualified TO Gil
such a po,i,iou-gcnial and kind,
with iniomiiablc energy, a large
experience and thorough knowl' J.
edge OF Iaw, no man in tho state is
better qualified to Gil the supreme
bench. Give him big liit.
The Osceola times., 1878-03-16
Warning Order.

Ia C'rcuit Cour, VI Crl'icu9,a cuauiy, IL
uqnU!-
" u LLmrkin s.tltc-. l,irt.C'
\ NJ Cicmmcnt, III Inrp, IlSzl' hi'tL
wife ui T.. - M,kI..tk. fl,is'pc" tstrihg
tun wife o. f',hn FarI4nyl"g, Emma ropp
Alice Ma,sry hltr'h hr,".s, "iIr "iI
Bruor>. juliet r-pp ,n1 !:oS-it,ou Topp,
Jr Il ;cI.,liuis
The above raIl.I d-', lir. "rcclt Cl'in-
nehi.. Sir wsr.'ri u a"p'gr ia lii' rom
aithiu ruiy GsNs, and Ins', tr 'Ec cVni.iNin'
ofihe llsiatlJ'. .....
sis lB''N SN ~INN, tl'sL.
n, h =. Z. >scEstog, d. {.
or. LYLES. su,lcI,r IN Plaintiff
The Osceola times., 1878-03-16

Hos. Il. X. GsRLAsp, in card
40 tho Lille Rock Gazette, de-
,hnes To allow Lls name to te used
as candidate Tor governor. Who
is tie next man, that will decline !
The Osceola times., 1878-03-16

WE call attention TO the an
Douncemegts in this issue, OF Col
onels J. ", House and Polndexter
Dunn. aspirauts for congressional
honors, the icimer OF searey,
White county, and the latter o!
Forrest CT y, St. Francis county,
aud both subject 10 the action o.
the congressional convention. Al
both these gentlemen will visit our
county prior to the nominating
convention, our people will have
an opportunity TO judge and decide
DOR themselves Us to which they
nil support
The Osceola times., 1878-03-16

TlcKlr Iamber l2.9sS in the
Louisiana state lottery drew the
capital riize, $4,000. IL was pur-
chased hy visitor to tie carnival.
The Osceola times., 1878-03-16
Nct!cs,

Notice i Aertiy gwen, waning a.. prrs z.
not g. huy ~ trade tor % ctrt.iu pr"gli-,.ry not.
.iy.n h. tn, un,i,r.Iyn,d lg favor Il Mls. ,
y Moir, f"r the ~uni II anuut So, dated is16.
~ W hold legal sud I4,l Oiset sgi.in-l The
came
aEDrGlt " ERWIN,
StkJ. Met. kNUth
ry Bl.cA~oOd 4 M.tl,s, AulIn-ys
O.eeola, AT. trb. >. res. --su
The Osceola times., 1878-03-16
Warning Order.

In Cr.u,ut"n Circuit Cour,
Oh.rle, I; iurr- aud Mississippi Norris
piain'ih,. against.
William ii.r!ru GAtyiaaa ami %. l.. Lyles, Dc
hgt'uts
Tie drfrLdsnts, William Harden EstcmaE
and -. l.. L1tc- srr Asrncd t. spPrar IN this
etu.t. within thuiy Jiy., ami 4 -Ntr ihr ron-
,laiui -! a.. Plaintiff, Charlie Morris aud
JOIN sWiP~TuN, Cl-rt
M-rya IL, !s,s 1t
The Osceola times., 1878-03-16

TnE WorkIngmens party o.
San Francisco, Cal, have elected
Turner, Mayor.
The Osceola times., 1878-03-16


THE following communica;i ion
from Many Voters speaks for il.
self:
TREScHsAS's BAYOU,
March 10, ISIS.
EDnoR TINES. Dear Sir: Poliii.
ral talk and the press both cay this
10 the proper time for candid ics
~ come before tie dear people,
that their friends may admire them.
What we have To say Is this; 1t C..
N. Mason, Of Frenchman's Bayou,
will consent 10 become candidate
for the oflice ,of county clark, we,
from our personal ~ Wedge OF
his ability and know integrity rs
a gentleman worthy Of our conf.
dence and SUPPORT. will insure him
@Sny votes.
MANY VOTERS.
The Osceola times., 1878-03-16
~ HONEY I

Can be saved ir you With to purchs.. a Piano -
~. gsn by buying dirco ~oi we, aud br-id's oy
are SUR of grinus the getirinc Realty fiahc and
organ, the -vccic-t tened aas fnn.t p.tieci cs rt
made. lcars of uial have established them the
more frmly "a popular f,tor, aud the uhi ersal
verdict nas y. that tIerr are uunc better mauH-
isctured In The votli- >vHt on from Eve 90 NJ
teen dal- test trial sui fully warranted Tor a..
y,sr- ~ fr-t-clas. IN csrly respect MONEY ~
undod and freight paid hoih ways 10y nc II nn-
satisfactory H,stiy' '-iiiustratvd tDNEk1I>tR
iCataic.'ut fduion.l free Adde'S. bANitL
IEAi1l, yss1ingtge. Ssw JvIssy
The Osceola times., 1878-03-16

4 lean uask" mu'rN faster NJ work inr VI ihan
81 rnything r!s-, Ca;inl not r,cuitel; ~
l lsil .att Nuu. g.. pr a-y ~ home niad-
~, i..r industrious Men, women, BOYS
and girl. wsn,rd everywhere - wcrN Tor us
>0w i She '.u.r. tusil. Uuia' sni 'v-in. !t.t
AGlros. Tac & 90 August, Ns.ns.
The Osceola times., 1878-03-16
For Sale.

Cne sixth interest ~ sn unhl vid-d estate,
.itgs Ell IN Mis,t-i, 81 county, containing col
acre, ~ hnd all .b"vr oNprs W fOr terms
and description apply at this ,iHc" u 81
The Osceola times., 1878-03-16
SikSE
;'cr Z Democratic Hass-
Meeting.

|, beng Of the utmost imppr'
'aucc that he nemocratic party vi
Mississippi County shol'i be So
organized y, to be ~ condition ~
y moments notice, 10 rally against
t.ie assaults Of it's encnIcs. MAJ
meeting Of the voters oil the couh,
q, ia called to convene at the Cour,
House, in Oscooln, on Tuesday
April the 2nd.. Tor the purpose OF
appointing County Executive
COmmi,iee.
MANY DEMOCRATS.
The Osceola times., 1878-03-16

ll Mixed Cards, With name, 10 cts. srnipis.
~ icr a-.;. stamp. j. iNki.kH \ GO. Sss
tas,N !
The Osceola times., 1878-03-16
plULM0Na

!. hey yond comparison The best u.lscdy foT Ia,
turt IT IDN>i MiIitN OWN ~ tTs sosl Al,
NhNCfu arkGEs3 AsIhma Bfru, h,'is, Csisrfi.
ant ai GrrausrmrLl. oi th, MIN OTIS sI>-
TGN. q. uit6uial containing particulars rf man,
oas,s su5cv-siuly tire tied, !ull aoNicc tor thr
trrs tmcut ui TIE Gi.sas.s ali. Ne IN, AL sLc aHd
r.riincatts 20 srtusi cures, will be srai igr- I,
lnpu 70 al apprHut- Address .CAe "a
IUSE~, sole i'fapriet r, - ,ortigndi SITe,i
AsU York.
The Osceola times., 1878-03-16
1873. 1873.
THE
Arkansas Gazette
DAILY AND WEEKLY.
iL.nbl'hcd isisl
ULpI ST. BE>I, AND
CiiEA ksI PAPER
IN IiIE LAND.
WEEKLY GAZETTE.
TERMS.

lrsyab!. invariably in advance |
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-28

Of the most important battles in the war. because
was there that our Western soldiers met The my
IN pitched battle From that day they never lear ed
nshl the enemy and never went hto action
without feeling sure they would win Shilon
bross the prestige oil The Southern Con.
eGeracy far our Western army was
himself there consunimate soldier, and yet SniIon
WAS .beiittled by our Northern people that many
look II as a defeat Referring to the campaign IN
the Wilderness Grant says MS critics chlrge
him win having there thrown away 100 900 men,
this has been repeated 81 often that Will be
history. In reality his losses were about thirty.
nine thousand all told ana those losses do not mean
Killed. but tho number oil elective men iaken from
his army by death, wounds, capture and assertion.
That movement cost 80 0oO men, but IL must not %
10 gotten What It cost Lee he mad tne advantage or
being on the defensive, which Is aiways an &dvan-
tase, and Grant had 10 attack and attack, but
every blow Grant struck weakened Lee, and
when last he was forced into Richmond II WAS
different from that wnlcn menaced Wash-
lpgton anu invaded Maryland and Pennsy wanna. liz
WAS no longer an invaaing army. TIC Wilderuest
npaigD was necessary 10 tho destruction oil the
southern Couf ederacy
Giant has Kind woras for most OF the Union gen.
erals mentioned. lis admiration OF Sherman IS un.
bounded Oh sheridan he Is scarcely less euio2stc,
although at the the relations Of Inc dgshins
cavalry COMMANDER and the grim commander-ln-
cnIe were cordial McPnerson, stone, Mcdowell
Buell. all have kindly mention. Even Butter is cred
ted with everything but technical experience and
Grant expresses regret Tor having untbipknSiy made
use unfortunate expression 'DottIcd up, when
speaking oil Buffers position OH the James But tns
remarkable personal matter In MS talk concerna
himself. He confesses 10 great dislike OF military
LIE. He never liked sorvice in the army. IL was
mucn against his wish that he seut 10 West
Point he never went nto battle willingly or with
entnusiasm. Hc Was always glad whom q battle Was
over and was never more deignted at anything than
the close OF h takes no interest IN armies,
never desires military parade and never wants
10 comm mother army. Hs IS as weary vi mill
matters ne Was OF oicial lie Whcn Ma sscou0
OF the Presidency ended.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-07-28
OFF 10 EUROPE.

Five steamers ief, this port yesterday for Eu.
ropc:-The cry Of Richmond Of the fnman line
the Cucassan, OF tho Anchor hnc tho Donau, Of the
North German line; the Caand, Of the Netherlands
American line, aud the England, OF the
National line. The three first mentioned carried
in all f20 cabin and 402 stocrsgo passeu.
gers. The England carried out as freight
three freight cars, manufactured by Stephenson &
Co., and 10000 bushels OF wheat tho iargcsl shipment
OF gram Tor the week. Among tho pns-eDgcrs on the
Guy OF hscbmond were General Nvycs, tho United
states Minister to Paris; Ernest D. lnInan, tho SUB.
manager OF the inman Steamship line; Colonel
t sr,,s Centurion zana'ss, OF tho spanish
Professor Frank Dousluson, NJ. d.. DIR. l.. ). fur.
her, Lieutenant j. Vius. OF the Au.tflan Navy I,
Lieutenant N. y. Mans, Rev. Father Herwig Rev. r.
brennan, Rev. u. II. Brennan ana Rev. A. fssliaooe
IN mo Crcsssias list are the names OF Rev. John A.
wilson, OF ST. Lou,s Rev. j. A. spencer oil tbs city
Rev James u smith, OF PDladc pnis, and Dr. &. A.
DE Nnrssn, Or. Henry y. Walker ao1 stephen A. Wal
ker, OF this city Co,onei >. McNut, OF the United
states Army, AMI Professor W. ~. BaskerviiL OF
Woncrd College, Sprrtanburg, s. g., sailed IN the
Dolau.