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to the actresses of the Comede FRANCHISE beyond
most Others by virtue of all their training aud ex
perience on a stage which is. after all trlfle more
public than the ordinary salon of the Parsian
leader OF follower of fashion.
When Royalty arrived it did the rest of the
world had been doIng-made first for the
French bazaar did not happen to see tine Princes
and Prncesses make their descent into the arena,
being on duty for the moment else where But al /
their Coings and comings recorded loyalty at
length in the morning papers They kept their word
better than kings and kings and daughters are
expected 10 keep It. The Prince aud Princess OF
Wales, the Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh, the
Duke and Duchess of CounauVht, Prince Leopold,
and the Crown Prince of Sweden were all there and
all came down from their boxes to mIugle
in the throng which blocked up the bazaar.
The Prince bought a cage Of white kittens
from Mile. Bernhardt for the Princess, n
signed photograph tan. and know
not what ese-leaving behind him. journal
records in a note of breaIhless ave. y handful OF
bank notes in exchange. heard from Nile. Bern
hardt that she had asked him two gu!nsa' for the
photograph and that he chose to pay q fve-pound
note for il.
When you once committed yourself to the current
and took your chance with the ooZng crowd IN the
narrow asIes between the booths, the temptations
which beset Y, not fewer, the temptresses
less enterprising. At every turn some great lady,
some young daughter of noble house, some beauty
of fashion, lay in wait for you. You might nil
your pockets with cigars from Mrs C0rnwallis
West at a shilling apece( which meant half a crown
OF half guinea, according to circumstances, ur
with roses winch Mrs Wheeler offered you ion
whatever Won liked to give. Mrs. Lang
try contented herself with a stationary
post. In her light straw hat and brocade dress
she stood patiently at the receipt of custom sur
rounded by admirers and riyalling the attractions
Of the opposite end of the oval which have just
been describing In the glare Of light which
streamed through countless windows, the lncom-
parable dehcacy of this ladys beauty more sur
prisng than ever There were plenty Of Others
some Of them who have become famous more lately,
some perhaps with the advantage OF year or two
IN age but Mrs. Langtrys empire has not yet been
shaken. She NAV be- / suppose, some
fOur-and-tweuty years of age. There are
a dozen whom | have not mentioned, but
it Is quite time to stop The total receipts are
reckoned for the day at $4,000 and another day
Is 10 come. The money is well spent for good OBJ
jects but | fancy London prldes itself less on us
abundant charity which has been pro ed before
now, than on this unexpected proof Of Its capacity
70 produce fate of a novel aud beautiful kind.
Nove and beautiful 1t has BEEN but should be
afraid 20 ask how much Of Its stranganess
and sparkling spend r has been due 10 the help OF
French freuds-of the Com6he FRANCHISE and
others. how much they impaired 10 this festival OF
that gayety aud lightness OF { ouch for which the
French have so long be.l famous CIV. 5.
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FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON, Friday, July Is. 1879
4 decree viii be published shortly at Madrid annull-
ing ilc decree Of 1867 relative 20 articles from the
United states carried IN spanish vessels.
Tie decision in General Ga Ibalds suit for the annu-
menr of his marriage with sgnora Ramondl reserves
10 MIN right Of producing further evidence in sup
port of his plea
The 1rmap appointing Prince Tewhk Khedive OF
Elypt has Deen submitted TO the sultan. IL is under
stood that Il confirms ali tie rights formerly enjoyed
nv Isma tle ex-Khediye except the right OF cOncud-
ing treaties.
Herr Hasenceyer, Socialist has defeated Herr Bon
hardt National Liberal, iu election for member Of
the Rglchstag.
The match between sixteen Canadian and sixteen
Liverpool volunteers for the silver Cup was won by the
former
The Italian Chamber OF Deputies to-day adopted a
fresh b abOsABg tie crlot tax, which Is 10 cease in
lcsk
4 former clerical election agent named Won Haame
was arrested posting pacard threatening the life
of the King. In consequence 81 confession made by
Won Haame the police have made descent on Jesuit
college.
The senatorial committee on NJ. Ferry's Educational
bill has elected VI. Jules simon president.
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determine the number Of sections and the
nnmher Of tutors employed. Each professor
will have private study opening into the lecture
room. which will considerably facilitate his work
There will be FIVE boilers in the boler-hOuse. which
by steam apparatus will supply an even tempera-
tire to ali parts of the building. and will drive an
engine for turning fans in the upper part OF H.
These fans with the vent latng shafts will secure
a change of AIR every half hour throughout the
building. There 20 be. besides. two open SOFT
coal firepaces in each lecture-room, and one in
each section ROOM TIE original appropriation
for thus building was S20O,00O but changes
in the plan will increase the cost TO $40,
0o0 or $25O.OoO. The library and the
chapel are in the Old wing between the old main
bun ding aud the School of Mines. There IL talk of
making provision for the chapel and library.
The appointment Of Professor of Architecture IN
the School of Mines X also under consideration.
with truth that better provision for 10 mas been
contemplated for some time. but no plan has rs vet
been decided upon. With the new building com
Deted the old central building with the portIco can
be dispensed with, and this NAV become the site or
n new Law school. Now there IL no
desire to keep the old building out Of respect for
the past The college has interest IA It. for 1t
was originally part OF the Deaf and Dumb Asy-
um. Ii IS not probable that the Law School viii
be removed this season.
he a tendance during the ensuing year, inc ud-
ing the Collegiate Department and the school of
Mines, VIII show considerable increase over last
year, and number from $50 10 $40 students. There
were nIneTy-eIRht applications for admission into
the co lege proper, against eghty-thFee last year.
and sIXty-tOur applications tor admission TO the
school of MInes, against hlty-eight IN 1873. These
fore. and 2 larger percentage of applications was
admitted
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THE BRITISH ADVANCE.
THE TROOPS NEAR THE ZULU srRoNGHoLD-cErY-
wAYo STILL NEGOTIATING.

THE TROOPS NEAR THE ZULU srRONGHoLD-cETY-
wAYo SILL NEGorIArING.
LONDON Friday. July 1s. 1879.
Sir Michael Hicks Beach. Colonial Secretary
informed the House VI Commons at the close OF the SIT
ting last night tnat he had received TELEGRAM dated
Natal June 80 Announcing that British forces were
thea within Twelve miles Of Uundi, aod that Genera
Marshall had reverted that messehger dad reached
him from Cetywayo, bearlng tusk, when was sigh
Of from the King but the prport Ot the mes
sage dues NOT appear
The foregoing IL the latest official Information from
the Of The belief IN speedy peace and the
submission OF Getty wayo is becoming general One re-
port which lBcks co firmatiOn however even repre-
sents that Cetywayo would come forward personally 10
treat for peace General wOlseley has instructed Colonel
Lanyon not 10 recommence operations against seco-
ooeni, ana TO rrtrench ms expenditures.
The Daily Ye,cs It's second edition this afternoon.
published telegram from Headquarters, Camp Umyo-
loss June 20, which confirms the report Of the sending
OF cattle and ivory susk to the British camp on
the 27th CesywsyO promised that the rest OF the eat
tie and the two blurred at Tsandnla would I'll
low. The task messengers were sent back on the @5tn
with message King CetywayO that the cattle would
be detained few days pending events and that LORD
Cdelms would DELAY crossing the Umvooss one day.
and accept the disarmament OF 1000 Zaius.
instead of entire regiment During the daFs grace
thus granted three great columns OF Zuus we're seen 70
leave Uundi aud occupy the bush between That place
and camp. The intention to make night march On
Ulund tAe-ctors aDan0oned Wesland last To-Day,
hoping that the Zlus viii attack Va IN our position
General Toi-eey sent officer mere asking Tor iul
information all military points, but not prescribing
alteration IN tie plan Of operations
The dispatch generally confirms the report that Port
Durn;ord ~il be rue ea'r supplies that CetyWaYo u
north Ulund gItu 10000 men, ana that messengers
Cetvwayo mad tu Fort Pearson ana were sent
back by Genera Hulselry with the names OF tue ehes
whom CetYwavO must send 90 General CrGock.
General WOseley telegraphs rom PietermaritzDurg
Juue 30 10 Che War OHee follows " believe me
b. finished this season. nope 10 reAcu Fort
Durnf rd "Wednesday. From there | viii join Colo
mel Wool and the Second DIV son near UiundL Ac-
cordIng the best information King tygayO can only
muster 10 600 men, promised tuat all Zuius joining
: will b. well treated Many already come IN"
later IIspatcI rom General NoisseF, dated July l,
say Lori Cheussri hls just s!guaaIed that he ex-
poets 10 De at Uluudl TO-DAY
General Woiseey had received Instructions 70 send
the Prince Imperial home at the first opportunity.
Fort Chelmsford AMI Font OrraOck were abandoned
enable the troops garrsonlus them 10 JOIN IN an
I advance.
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A COOL DAY AT LONG BRANCH.

LONG BRANCH July 1S.-rO-day is the cool
est We nave had fortnight, the mercury 81 no hour
rising above 7ss The cool weather is not, usual,
couined TO a strip bordering the ocean, bat 1t
reaches well inland.
Tine Adelaide was forty-hve minutes behind time In
arriyng at the pier last evening Just she ran up
don .slde Of H. she was caught by a huge wave and
thrown with much violence against the ping. The
boat was unnured. Preparations are being made for
Grand full dress hops at al the leading hotels tomorrow
evening, ana n the pleas ant weather continues the
Inu- Branch season Will then be az 10, height
The following are among the latest no. arrivals;
West End HBeI-Inomas J. Miller ". T.. NlAett'
RING. Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Polk, N.w-Nork; General
"A ain ham. Mr.. ana Mrs NJ L. Alien, dr. Hartman
Kun. Da~ld Reed aud family, Phhadeipua To'Srh"f
and Mira Yarmouth, New-Orleans; the Hon. L. T. MARS
ton A ". Reed. st. Louis; Mrs Alexander Taylor and
Rowland HoIel-Gordon H4mersly, Louis C. Ham
ersy Mt aud hTS y, W IsSn, W. Wv DOL Tb
and f,mlv NJ and Mrs. w. r. Leiee, Q. w Sharpless,
n IAN i Hatet@Dr. T. A. Loug Dr. ". H. AIkenson "
u Bordu.an and family. Mrs joan Bigeiow, Captain e.
II. Bradbury Ne~-York T. X HafEy, Ta , haf n ps'a
Hotel Brighton-w r. stanbeTy, FonTood; \. u alrs
r sexton T. b. sexton. Mrs ID. j. Kerr New-IOFk;
the Rev E. NJ Sweeney, P0ugnkeepse.
Ths uusiun HOUSe-Leutenant D. Is. Breese ana
nanny :. Marine Corps; Mrs. and Miss WayInan; R.
5 ScotS D. Searles. Miss seares' Iitns p; EldI.u-e
Tbnrlas h 4nklyn NJ. sstar and family. Sew-fOrh :;
inqs CIur Ciucinnat John c. Rafferty,. Femngton
,g,it >, stSte, aorei1Dr Gillian. James WHITE
Hourly l. Grant, Mis-. NJ. j. CUSHING Mls' T. n ~ ~
ai.ld j .Aes J. schiller. T. IA. Msaer; Ne"-1Olk W
r Croley, Trenton n. j.; che Rev. d. hinrdori' De
IIOt. - 49,. ,,,,,,. 400 ar. hera
ON excursion to-day. The Empire state was 10 nave
iJ fnein M the Pier, beng afraid or the sea sue
NM info sandy Hook and sem them up rom tha' poh
nv Inc NeN-Jersey Southern tirOad ,.,..
Michael Fleming, stage-drlyer, was struck Dy me
NeIrr.ey southern express tran this afternoon anu
was mstauty killed. he was stanGing VITA MS o4ch
toward the track rs the tram approached ana was seen
~ take step backward, when the engine truck bh on
be head aud shoulders throw ing hlhi quite dlstanee
Roberf Hance OF Rumson Neck was seriously injured
in tne spne by MS horse running away at Long BRANCH
Sir lanes Gordon Bennett and Captain Canuy Iei'
an. Wrst End Hotel fOr New-YOrS tails morning.
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BOURBOY BALLADS-NO. So.

sruade Of John sherman nv the Giee Cuo OF
BgiEaaiers
n winch of our foes Will preyalII -. ,.,or5
There's Wasnburue. whOm Germans h"'S N0"7
And Co king with speech llht q A"H,
And Jmblaine with tongue like sWoIO'
And Gran who saIC something 20 Lee
Aud HAYES, who Is making 10 not
Rv singing his vetoes TOO tree, .
Bnf Sherman's the worst of the lot!
The rrecnback-the seal of our doom.
The author and cause of our sAame-
Supported the Gaaks IN the gloom
And led hem through OlLoY> 81 uamei
II caeereu them " ia victory cry
When rifle and canlster-sh0t
Were moving their ranks-DY the by'
John Suernau's the worst OF the i0t'
II dashed IN the cavalry ride,
Ii answered the >eHtIneIs call,
l. ,roy1u-d uu the parapej's side
AMI planted the tag on TIE wall.
va, Il hart! Why. twas All sAot away
Who healed up the wounds a mad gOti
Thu, ~herman-and that's why we say
Johu Sueman's the worst OF the lot
Il conyale~cad rapidiy-in
six months the sarcastlcal cuSs
Wonli sit on It's elbow and grin
And twId lle ITS fingers az us
Ii cAal,d the Confederate debt
And talked about rakng be pot
The mpuuenr Treasury pet!-
John Shermans the worst OF the lot!
Now. hale is the cripple of old!
II foots It ali over the farm,
But clmgs TO rs clutches of gold
And carries them under Us arm,
When Ewing asks tenderly, Way
Don't he sell what he don't a iOt I"
John sherman just wIDks WITH one eye
Which shows mes the worst OF the lot!
SIX names are upborne on the gale:
There's Washhume, whom Germans have Aealu'
And CuuEhug with speech like Han,
And Jlmbiaine with tongue like a sword,
And Grant, who said something 80 Lee,
And Hayes who Is making IL nos
b. Singing uIS vetOes too free
BUT SueIman's the worst of the lot!
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nFFICIAL GOSSIP.

Union VETERAN TO b. DISPLACED GENERAL
pEvENs-A PENSION AGENT REsroRfD-rnE
WAR PORTFOLIO.
10y TELEGRAPH TO rHE TRIBUSEl
WASHINGTON. July 1S.-Charles +. Deman. a
one-armed Union soldier who for years has held a
doorkeeper's place on the rolls Of the House Of
Representatives, has been notified by DOorkeeper
Field that his place is wanted for a retainer
Of General Ewing. When tho Democrats came into
mower Congressman Morrison interested himself In
Demans behalf and secured his retention. Mr..
Morrison has now been informed that Deman Is to
be displaced to make room for man who viii re-
nav the favor by eleetioneering services IN OHIO.
Attorney General Deyens expects 20 leave the
city in day or two. He will spend about month
in the New England States.
4. w. Tallmadge. of Ohio, attorney before The
Pension Office, whose suspension was announced IN
these dispatches several months ago. has been re-
tored by order OF the Secretary of the Interior Inc
CHARGES were wit hout foundation.
From information obtained at the Executive man
sion to-day there IL doubt of the correctness OF
the assertion heretofore published IN regard 70 the
successor of Secretary MeCrary. Ex-senator Ram
sev of minnesota, has been rendered the Office OF
secretary OF War aud has accepted u. The cDange
will occur whom the present secretary retres 10 LII
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o-, not regarding this profit as conse ,lncs
manageTafS uad aeeared oy the sale OF nuu ~
Iuhu, ,,aIe an uprUar abou. u, anu thV sra,n
genes, ma "a ~ q so the ~ all IN the nrr again
Tk. T,d;anapolis Journal is in the tnioes Oh
-, str,ke AMER sigumg an agrcemeu' " W"
, tne Union and work a. the price eoneed'" "
-. ,,,riesors the tyPe-setiers repnuia''" '"
"' Nopdav and " struck" The pr"prie''". az
-, me situation and diso isrged then' -, -
ceP',e manage me Josreai themselves - o"s ar
theS W. =, q,hs naoer appeared nalf-SSe nor wv"
tnes ~ = ,,,x obtaiued its fua complement OF non
aSs : - sever, OF its new hands have been pun ,
uhlon Nv tp- DIS harged men, Snu nd s,o IN
stranger sts srn Tor printers All the new primers
~ nj Il, en- IN the Journal bui4"'"~ ~
ar protected by the P0'oo' 80. .; ,,a,
Apo ., one OF General wayue's storminS
oy IN WI -, Point - of interest as the staten III
e''niD. ,I observer whc gives the hour 10 nicely
v ,,t,opv Is valuable "a seVefh points
a., ,hsrtpess Of the garrison as s"o"u os
-, and The disciplined sie"uuoSs VI -" -, -,
- :, A. half past twelve II looked al NY "H'' ',s
'O'O' a ,.ralr on a. from All tseir "orAs "s 'ilo
enehN hi'u - .,l,r,u i'm, wiz had got 10 me
H""' =" ,ho,,is m about ten rods of the ont~"ths
az ros nrr was very brisk rom the CAM"
-. ,,,.sl,ot and Language as wen as ro'n sn''i al LIE
+h ALL and buckshot thro wa o. 't"ops a." -, =
- ,s Greatest regularly and nrinness wiiliou ii n %
W. ~ 6pee breahg then ofoer ssi,,., hem,
gun OF 6 brn formed instantly affer passing US
a, mart " rs forced lnto Jneir w'rAs o'vr mail arm ii
th' f .,r,' their sally port iVae ,ft,- a.
an9 p arrable bayonetG closed NE scene eA'''' ~
~ The Minister of Fine Arts in Paris has at
49,, mae no his mind tbOut the future nAn"Se'nen' .,
,sa Grand bera 10 Paris, winch VIII reoei'o 'no
s,veramouJ grant; ont there are n'cu ,no,l
-. t,s le,se NJ the new lessee. VI Valcoroel'
80, b.. FOR seven years from tie lst OF NJTsnorr
", am there were "a that Of las Prsd'o's.'r, VI
I,-I,,e- As to the production OF new W'r&S' NJ Fau'
,or,e,. w.. ave 20 Wv csTtlm nanosf OF rep'Ss'u
80 n siaced prices for the paoiio. ga tue o'h.'
md he Is authorized Ia increase the amount o. Va
sup-riptous up % per oeut beyond tue
- = -, has ofe great advantage as impresailo-
- p,u.i,1on He was a C1nserv atolFe lze-
go An has Ms operas in his portfolio whleA, pei
- ,ar hs good fortune, he i not aiio W i ~ :
,rlin, 10 the terms Of tbe lease ~ NduO'' -. -
s.,rd Inc s.rvloes of NJ Faufc tlIeA9N 4uo -. h. "A
800 han tnuk more of art tuan W - bav
NJ upIon ol operate DanaEemTh' "cSoN' ' -
easily scene.
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r,IE BRITISH PARLIAMENT.

GOVERNMENT vICroRY-THE AMERICAN MEAT
TRAFFIC.
LONDON. Friday, July 49, 1879.
In the House of Commons last night the
varuuis OF Harrington moved resolution declaring
that any bill contemplating the retention OF corporal
pnpshneut in the Army would be unsatisfactory. Inc
resolution was rejected by vote OF 2so to 1885, which
q the largest majority the Governments has received ior
sOmo time ,-.,.,
I'm the House Of Lords, the Marquis OF hunue' 'aS'
evening complained Of the railway co"pAnieS ~ OiI'
-. ,,.at. AZ lower rates than EnRli-h because
~ me larger quantities IN which the former are sent,
M, poinfed out that such action wac protechoh TOT
70 49,, Sarrn.rs and s-ked whether tho matter had
IN h,nught In the attention of The Board OF Irjue end
me CommIssion on the Agricultural Depression Ihe
Drke a. Richmond Lord President OF the Conhol' re-
d mar tbe granting OF preferential rates wAs VIZ
III ii1a - tne law but Lord SelbOrue doubted IL.
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the Office made vacant by the resignation of Judge
Dilhfs
WASHINGTON NOTES.
WASHINGTON. Friday. jul

WASHINGTON. Friday, July Is. 1879.
or the 10000 900 IN refundlng certificates issued by
United Treasury, s32 900 have been
veTted iutO per cent bonds.
The number OF applications from civil life for the
ihirtyix vacancies IN the grade 81 SecendLeuenant
numbered more than 1000. Gen.ra sherman recon-
mend be appointed VINO have passed the age
OF ryye but the PrvsldeDt extended the Limit to
thirty years.
Under he Thurman Act the Treasury Department Is
buying bonds be applied sinking fund tor tie
final redeplio OF bonds issued In ayor OF the Pa
cItc Railroads by the Government Bv'ry mouth an
due those roads by Government for trans
pOrtaton withheld and TO that amount the purchases
are mate. TIE bonds bought per cents. 80 Tar
S3l4,55u worth have been Doaght.
The reports for the fiscal year received from Collectors
by the Commissioners OF Internal Revenue Invariably
show in the A report received
to-day FROM Revenue Agent Chapman. OF the sixth
North Carolina District thar during the year 400
dsterics bave been seized the net amount Of mOney
recovered the United therefrom bpng In the
aggregate than 600 The collections from this
district for the STATED To be 1857 500, In
crease OF $50 81
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daughter aud Catharue BALDWIN, Id tac 27th year
Relatives friends are re,oaetfay iuyt'! . aeai ae
place BROOKLYN Csecopd door from daye) san
CAV, goth is... at . O'Clock .. IA.
Chttwood infant daughter OF William and susan e Bar
FaSera from Christ Church. Elizabeth. SATURDAY 10th
inst. sc 35p O'Clock.
BLACK-suddsny at Railway. y. j., July 49, 1879 Thomas
FaneT services be held Saturtay lotn MS at ans
Friends Yew.Iork VIII please take leaving 10
Fifeslire, scotland. papers please COPY.
DALE-suddenIv az son. NJ July II, 1879 Thom
Faa6ri rom lis rss,ieue, 10 go broadway Paterson
MONDAY. 2isti1sE al - 1''i1'S.
q Of the brain at al 3asgfTi
lam Johnston aged A months a6a avs yonhse't eAiid
Charleston papers please cUpy
FERRY-In rainded \ J. on rgesday he 18th .n't LILY
Grace Church. Pianne ON saturday morning at
HAINES-At Trvineon on II uoson. weneaiay. Jnv 10,
Constance Violet Merritt infant daugAterf John and
Friends Of ny especially Invited . -tt2ai me
funeral az O5G % " fsri,t r., 1 h ' 0n ~
KEELER-In Tompknsville, :. l., Friday. 18th last.
William Keller formerly OF brooklyn, LII in the Goth ear
Nouee OF funeral hereafter.
MALLoRY-At Norwaik. Conn. on the 18th inst, James
Relatives invited attend the mineral irOn
hi, late resitence on Tues b. July -, al p. n
MORRIsoN-At Moutclair Nj, Wednesday. July 6. Mary
John Morrison N the 7oth year her re
wees at the residence Of her sOnnaw Mr. Thomas Rus-
sell on Monday 2lstinst a. II = 49,, r,..t o., ,-~,,
The $40 rain from Barclay Or christopher $751; return
Cunningham Evelyn odder Of 81 Christopher West In
Fanrfa ron ohurchs Orange Monday July 81 at
2.3Op
PUrNAM-At aosene n. j. I7,h inst Eliza =.
FHasral on saturday. 18Th inst, at O'Clock from aer
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WASHING TON.

GENERAL HAZEN ASKS A TRIAL.
GENERAL SHERMAN DOES NOT DEEM IT NECESSARY.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRBGNE.,
WAsHINGToN, July 1s.-A long letter was re-
celved several days ago from General Hazen COM
plainnp of the order Of General sherman promul-
eating the proceedings of the Stanley courtmart,al
General Hazen urged that he had not been on trial,
and that under the circumstances the reflections
contained in the order were unjust and uncalled
for lie requested in conclusion that his conduct
M the several engagements mentioned IN the pro-
Greetings of the trial be made the subject Of official
,,ou,rv General Sherman has refused the request,
an mas ordered General Hazen to join his regiment
III DAKOTA.