, 1881-10-21
Secretary Blaine and the Rest Very
Glad to Gel Back to WASH
tngton.
4 Large Deficit tho S1lrcst Thing
Oh tho Whole prO-
gram.
Probability that There will Be Rous-
ing Debate in Congress Over
tho Affair.


tho military royiowa which tuDk ptnel. ntl
Temple Farm this morning. At 10 o'cIock
tho liNcs were formed, tito regulars having
tic post Of lionor on tho right, ald tito
veterans from tlle Soldiers Itome ut ffamt-
ton. W., following, ind, after these, tho
mill,tamen. IIa largest number nf trool's
Witnessed since the War WIS in 1nc. Tlie
sce,,e nf this display was tito 'runlplc Farm,
II spot n1atto !!slurlc by tlle surrender of
Cornwallss. II ilsting placo fur tho only
tcntllra VI tic centennial which does
sU!I,u crcltft 10 tho Natiun atld ttinsn having
tllu arrangements 0r tlIe Affair II, Charge. 4
stattt erected by tho Government In front Ut
tho grallA pavilion accommodated l'rcsitlcllt
Arthur, Sccrutary Blaine, alnl other ,ucI1l-
bGrs Ut tllo Presidents Cabinet, t;uil. :5tler-
,nn aul staiI, tho French, UerInnll and otIler
distinguished foreign vtsitors.
Till; SPECTATORS
probably numbered i0000. 'rl,e town mil
r0a.t leattnE thereto WIS crowded witt. W.
hces alMt passengers. tiov. Holiday, nf
Virginia, md staff Witnessed tl.e sce1le fru1n
Il ruyiuwirg stand nttnctlett 10 thu pavilion.
Tfle troops marctied well, md wcr1 cull-
plimeite.l by Gen. Sherman, aiMl other
AttHy officers WHO Witnessed tho pageant.
The movements If tllo Pennsylvania. troo1w
callGu furth loud ntl prolonged cheering
FROM the ernw.t III thu pavilun nlll alons tl,e
tlne. Their lfhe WIS prescrvull Dcttur md
their aCtlon more soltIigriy, l,r0bnb]y, tl.u1
my command IN tho line. Nat IL ,,,an faE-,
tered l,ur Itusltate. III tlle wllpte brl9attc.
Gen. Sherman and many Of t1l0so WIN ant
arol.,,d lin III Tho s.ntl colruEIlcnted these
tr0upA. TlW Ninth Massachusetts ul,tt the
First Corps Of Massachusetts Cadets also ut
tfactesl considerable attention. Their lnnrcls-
ins was particularly good, and received
il0tlco NJ tho llands of thu rcgnlnr officers
prese'tt. Tho position Of tile Massachusetts
Cnslos In thu ltne was Immediately behind
tho brlgmla OF Virg1nialls commanded by
tieli. FltzlAg!l Lee, Il nephew III tho late
toMntanler-lll-Ciicf or tile Confederate
ar'ny. The snlllerly bearing aiNl tic superb
1lUrse,nanshlp Ut
GEN. LEE
attracted attention. as l,e calne III sight Of
the crowd N, tha grnlll stand tIe was lnu.lIy
ctlGerc,i. llu recognized tho compliment by
raising Ills Int. tieM. Leo n,,tl t;e,l. lIall-
c0ck, who commanded the wllOlu corps, werp
classmates at West Point, nlNl arp wnrul
pcrSnlal >trlcnlls. Tllpy brenk!,tstul
together this morning Oh bnarl
tho stpainer st. Jotli,s, where (e,,.
llnncoc1S ias Ills headquarters. After tho
ctlic)ilsinn If tho rey1Bw t;cn. Fltz l4rc, thu
French nfltl t;erntnn Visitors, nlll nt!ier dis
t!lEnlsllnl visitors nerHptctl III Invitation
fru,n tirn. 1ln.,rDrk to tllne with hin, ut tho
san,e plncr fn referring 10 the military re-
view, t:c,l. ltnncMk tIok 0ccnstn,I to COLL
p1IMrnt tl,o commander Of thu Vjrginla brig
atlu upon Ills horsel,lans!itp nliu sotdterly
leatitg,
A>IoSu Or1It:N Ex-souriEEisS soI1,IE1.s
present Oil 1tis oceaston were t;rl. Wade
Hampton, Of Sultll CaroIt,a, anu ten. t;or-
dah. df tt.urga, hotiI of wlton aru
well acquainted with tiell. Hancock
nllt warm pnrs0,iuf utmirDrs Of
lin. Gen. Sherman nnli staff were nlso
presclit+ T'hi4 is tic first OCCASION u, which
tlest. illch llaye mt wltu tok stIcl, uo,l-
spfeuaus parts IN tho Civil Wnr tnce thu
eluse III tho struggle. Tllu meeting WIS
very pleasant one, assu tl.0se who sixteen
years rgn were le.ttlng columns of c0l,telMl-
il,g tr,>,,ps nEainBl gnci utficr clInttett OIL tho
events Of tho Centennial witt. Icrfcct rasc.
This reunion Ut THESE otll military chtcftatns
wns me at tho must ple.lsallt features III tlis
anniversary to ti!ose who l.ayo participated
III 1t,
4 HCCCEEH.
7n The Et'ter,s .tssoctattd I'rtss.
WAsItlSnTnS, ID. t., Oct. :U.-Tllu military
review WIS successfully carried nit. All
the organizations presented n llilonppearance
alll lltnrcElMl wull. Tlle route WIS nbout four
miles Dyer broNtl fields, Ono hour uttt twell-
ty minutes Were ctA,sllitlcl lit pnsslll;; u given
nnint. Whon tlla prueossIoM rcnrtlrll tho
grant slu1ul unsI. llni,eurk a,Iu statr rotlu ut
tho hcnt, hit then fell nut ut lii,e. mid with
President Arthur, Ills Cabinut, foreign GUESTS.
mud uttar diKnltartes rGyiewed tho trpups
from, tho statnl. Gots. Hancock statel to tho