Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 24, 1878, Page 7

, '‘RIBUNE: THURSDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1878 BN, Y canot e o et e THE COURTS. THE CHICAGO e rank, (i trealad me bette Unlon College, with hawerer, make somn eriticisma on _m, formed, and his clnss standing at (h ~ome of his e bita of study already Military G JOE HOOKER. H‘:dm Lo supply our citizens, and being anzfous that this pubfic shonid have a good thing as Roon ns UOEAN STEAMSHIPS, ts about Chatanooza, which I | A, .“1,.-,;, wer no test of his military abflity. | dooe to the pler until tha sea goes dowp. *““".“““W":"“""""“‘"“"“ R R A R g e sl T ottt el B Yordtams oty ot e wiiocrss | National Line of Steamships, e g n 8 favor. N was a grasping, avarlcfous 5 A o : 2 afl 9 % . Tho Old General Talks Froely it JOOKER O ONANT, | man. st e bentof o r}:mflznfi% and in tho | Giain festghin were anoted yenterday at e on | Di88atisfiad with Their Land Spac- Tonted e vives Bt thicY were Tora 't EMUIAGIWICE X WERK ¥y a al operations dre 3 About Old Times. 'Mt:rl:ln;_ :;',;f,':;‘;fm 88 haring reikerated those | anrie of ome of his fgancls Dherefore, 1o gond | ¥heatandficon corn to Naffalo, Most of the ulations. Rold legal-tender.—ED. ] New York to Queenstown, Livergoel, and Lo, wheat was taken the previous evening. The eca- pacity foota np 256,000 bu corn, and, Inclading Tuenday evening charters, anont 160,000 ba | A Hard Bargaia Smetained~Record of Judgments, whieat, 'To Rnflalo, schr Red Wing, wheat at 3c; New Sails, Ete Prop Wissahic) whoat; props Buffalo, corn, 2 Avon, wheat, corn fhrough Harnla, schra My wife pald a washerwoman thres of thoie dollars when they circulated as 100 cents eazh, Yesterday that washerwoman, who had stock- inged those dollars, demanded 45 cents more, because on attempting to apend her dollars sho found they were only worth 85 cents. My wife paid the 45 centa, and now we rejoice that the original payment was not in fiat dollars. G’:rmm\l optmon of him, and Ifalleck knew it. * I replied to them after tho reported "f," \hen ' nrune Inwnn}hwfi commang. therefore, | of Urant were given, (rant has always had | bad asteady cnemy in tue nrost o ential and in- d anrmonuianle sucial Inflnenca In the Cabinet. flo bifmeelt tangled up with Sherman. You re- [ SEEmOM e soctal inflence bn th member that Sherman's book contatned clatms 1ad nenl:v'frl:‘lmlnh'; bt i and (nsinuations which ft was supposed Grant | *He Voriled a danghter of John €. Hamittan. A Cityy aaon of Alexander Iamiiton. would antagonize, Iasavs, however, that ho f Ritiouoh donn C Harmmiion b o wevy ooniapions Cabin rassage from 830 Lo £20 carrency. Excarston Ticketa af duced rates, btoeragr, §. Drans on “Faran 50 1orther Information an 1y to and farclier Information a . 12 AT 0N, No. 4 Kont Chark-at. ANCHORLINENAIL TRAERS What Ho Thinks and Bays About Men Who Pigured in the War. e 'i,’;‘,}'"fy,f:,‘,",'&_ vheat and | Bacar A, rane and Nancy P, Crana filed s rawlord And Sunrlee, corn; and Io | bill yesterday in the Buperlor Court agalnst - ho first time ho read | mocial mianding, the fami) 0 was not withunt | Uddensburg the props Toledo, Concord, and Cham. N. think the moral of the sbove is obvious. ETHIOPIA, 0cs Sy LOTK 8nd un:m-‘ Grant, Sherman, Meade, McClel et S thes the ecund (e as | 1 aeLTIng, e oty nac Superiority which | DIAIN, corn and wheat. Ko sche Gres sty was ::;’“;‘”d“ b""l’;’ “’",'l'.;"d“ purchiss of cer- W, | BOLIVIAL Sav. 5k o} N lan, Albert Blduecy them, and, reading the 4 cowed many af tha hetter men arvand him, Ile | ken afiet ‘Change for corn to Bafaio at dc. n lands by them. Theysay thatin July, 1873, e ————— g w York to T.ondon dir s pok to much incensed. L polata | AP me own arfang axTie conit. and bore doorn — . they employed Lord to act as their agent fn RELIGIOUS. CANETORS I g 2o LS T Johnson, of u‘.’.fi'hfi?“’-"w"x'a:&: ‘flm Toatancer ::;?nn:r:;‘re:r::nfll ha nn'yhguklmtm;-l:. Mr. Lin- MILWAUKEF, buylng some property, they having known him 0. 5 Frant has alwas heen the vietin of whisky, when' fiurnsido. got . but. Talleck war o e Bperial Dirpatch 1o The Tridune. for a long time. Herepresented, asthey charge, 6Tt way." MISSIONARY TWORK., CINCINNATI, Oct. 23.—~The Forelgn Christian Misslonary Boclety commenced fts third anale versary this afternoon, the Rev. Tsase Errett, of Cincinpatl, presiding. After devotional exer- ¢lses, a brief address wos made by B, A. Wat- king, of Minnesots. The report of the Board showa that missions haye been planted at South- 0 takes more of 1t, and keeps It Jonger aboard, Y. {ann any General I ever antw or readof, That | *+*'Had he anv great cApacity ™ makes him ugly and abatinate, ! Maileck had never heard the whistle of an ene- Hera wo louked at vach other and Iaughed lond | my's builet whien lie rose to snen aupreme. com- and hearty, Gen. Hooker continued: mand. It wan =did he wan @ good engincer, Well, * Grant's whisky Is n deceiving article, Lincoln | ke wae nnder Totten, wha nover let anyhody hat nsed to eall it * Hourhon * when ha acank of it in | himwelr 18y a brick ar build a cuivert. {'lrr A long camp. -Atter ho was made President, and laid up | while Mr, Haileck lived at Wnashinxton disturhin inthe White Hou nfit for business for daye, | the solntion of camonigns, Finaily he died, ans MiLwavnes, Oct, 23.—-The steam:barga Iea 11, that a gentleman then in Furope owned Lots 19 Owen pansed this evening for Chicago, having in to 3, inclusire, in Block 4 in Davidson’s Lubal- tow the schr E. . lintchinson, already reported 2 1o W disabled hy the lows of a ruader. The steam-barge ::"",: 2&‘&.’.&"‘5‘5&7&?& ;f'“’; ;?";"} W. I, Darnum reports the schr Ida 1. Kelth st the B, W, ¥ of See. 1. 14, which b o South Maniton, Jncketed with 8 nail to stop aserl. | the 8. W.I¢ of Bec. 15,34, 14, which he was gieleak, The scow Supply was i dry-dock here | Obliged to sell, aud for that purpose had placed to-day to stap a |eak, the title In Silas C. Stevens, As a matter CUNARD MAIL LINBE, - Ealling three times a weok toand from British. Ports, Joz Johnston, Longstreet, Schurz, ilal. lecky, Stoneman, and Othiers, . Office, northwest corner ' h- Chicago, P, H. DU VEKN ficm:n? Western Azent. NORTIL GERMAN LLOYD, Thesteamers of this Compray wil) a1 TIOOKER'S APPEARANCE. garden Cuty (L. 1) Corvespondence Dronkiyn Eaole, s they called it ‘malaria.’ In Kurope, whero the § his unloved memory I8 nimost oxtinet, I widow | . (rain freients srn aye for wheat to Ruf- % 4 it ¢ Leumo ot to sce Qarden Gity to-dur, and | panlo Whivg continon, F'm Tl by Sur Teiarning | marsies ot e cpmog extinet, ‘il widow | Grain freichis are d oo worcharien toc | imectt. Tie aiia piated has a2 | amoton, Chevter, and Southport, Encland;, Co- | 4710 Jirtrien Fler, 1ot of Thinkot. obaken, had the added satisfiction of seclng Gen, | ofiicers that thay eall it *choone,’" relented, anywa; day Atilie far bacley ihae Jor rye, Nowsil | bod'nt £30 frons foot, when It w eally worth | Tenbiazen, Denmark; and Paris, France. 'Nine | Loudon, 1avem. and Tremen. e eabin. s i mneon o . f |~ This was so lndicrous that we had to ronr. —— Arrivals from or departares for the lower Iakes tu- £30 hat Lh 1 1 thousand dollara were raised Iast year, and it [ £abin. §0ih gold: steerage, EX CATREINTS U5 fretane 1teoker, whom I had never met before. *+ilowever, " aatd the Genernl, **while Grant In SCITURZ AND STONEMAN. ds} b 0ot, that Lhe title was clear, snd it was a was purposed tu ralse $20,000 next. A dispatch | 04 PAsEe apply to 2 DowhiEisICh sh"z‘i"i&:k Gien. Houker Is GF years of age, but of that | nora Dayard or & Sydney, hein & Dbetter man at 1, e SISy . &reat bargain, e advised them to take it, and was sor o 3 e 8% ' Was not 8cl.arz In your command ot Chan- fecelved from Timothy Coop, Bouthport, degrecof preservation, thungh s partial paralytic, | heart and in head than Sherman,” X ¥ ERIP. Enrland, pledging 85,000 of this amount. ‘The nnvouncement of the suddendeath of the Rev. Benjamin Frankiin, editor of the American Christian Iteview, crested profound scnaation. Varlous commitiees were appointed and sey- eral short addresres innde. To-night an address on * Forelgu Misslons " 'lld delivered by the Rev. R, Moflett, of Cleve- aad, rromnml to buy it of them [f thiey were not sat- sticd, Relying on these representations, comn- lainants u.krced to take & sunncr futcrest, ord also taking & quarter, and one Nathag W. Abbott the rematning half interest. The price of the whola tract was §16.40). At tho time of making this contract o suit was pending in the Bupreme Coart, entitled Johin ). Heach, et al. v8. C. V., Dycr, which Involvea the title to this property, of the existence of which cumplain- ants wera fznorant. In January, 15876, Lord had Btevens convey the property to him, 1u’ufn;|3£n\fr -‘?‘Ejilfibe—; AFRIVEL 840 DEPARTURE OF KA, ExrLawmation ov Rerenexce Manes.—~t Ssturdn excepied, *Sunday except S 7 excepled.” §Mondiy excopted. « CHICAGO & NORTHWESTERN RAILWAY, Ticket OMoes, €2 Clark-st, (Fharman House) and 83 the depote. J retereed to (imnt as sl prominent candidate | cellorsvilie? Ife had some misfortune there.” f tha Republicans In 1880, ' Gen, Sol 9 N m‘l" think a8 badly of the Repnblican party * Gen, 8churz had very little military skill. asthat, " said Hooker. “**iils civil ndministeation | FII8 Lest place §s in thgSenate or Cabinet. Two enttafied none of them but the ringe, and now the | of my corps commanders in the Army of tho '{:,'I‘f;?:'m';':m?:f'.',"““' The Republican party s | pojomac, Bedgwick and Reynolds, were loyal, 1thought you were A Repnblican, Gencralt gallant characters. Scdgwick was only inferlor +*Noi 1 bave beena Jeffersonfan Democrat sines | to Reynolds in a want of tha topographtcal eve Igrew up. My father wne & Whig. During the | and faculty. Ilo never could sce the difference war I foryot party questlons, " {akehice that Grant te matie, by hin fnteesicw, to | SELWECH oue pulnt aud another for defeuso or nack win tuat ho looks much youdger. He has a fine white and wineripe colur, clear blue cyes, o wlerably bigh Lut not broad forchead, a slender noze of a slckle torm, rather short, and s sinall mouth. 1ils chin Indicates combativeness, e wus considered the most haudeone man In the armyy—0 fine Yankes bionde,'six feet or more nigh. His figura is now a little etoutish; he walks on the right leg with n littie trouble; his Foeeinl Dirpateh to The Tribune, Enis, Pa., Oct. 23.—Arrlvals—Prop Conestoza, Chicaga: ache Mnssanills, Port Pickering, On sche E. M. Carrington, Toledo. , Departares—Prop Philadelphia, Chicagn, Charters—Schr Chandier J. Wells, Schoylkill, 8.V, . Wataon, Sam Cook, and J. M. flutcuin- son, UNIVERSALIST GENF) NVENe THE CANAL. N ALIST GENERAL CONVEN. rontract, an 130 excented tho Mlight effort 'rather giving point ond fn: Cleared—Narth ranch, Pera, 70,060 s lumber, | hutey oc s iy Contrach and, also executed | Nearlr all the States are represcnted. Prosi. aid agsinst Ben Dutler in his 0 1 dort " B h g, [aud ke théo conveyed s quarter TION. < talt arm hangs Mstless, aud fts hand s nlitary ,,quu watlo was your cayalry commadert RIDOEPONT, Oct, 23, ~Arrivale—Praps Montank, Interest to comolatnants. - Prior to that the Proviexce, R, 1, Oct, 23.—The Universalist { nPactfic Fast Line 3 4 *Btoneman. [ thouaht wiien 1 anw blm as a | Lockport, 700 brls flour; prop Atlantic, Kingatos, | Inter HHainIste; o % . aSionz Cit H curled tnward and les ugon his thigh. e * Aloul betug pottied and corked in_ Bermuda 3 Dl IO | hiad paid $1,500 casli and 8400 taxes and con. | General Cunventfon mes hero this tng, | Shion de 1) young Lientenant of cavairy that hae as fine an 00 i i 3 morning, | ububugne " falka with o clear, stratzhtforward articulation, g}u:z;efl;m\‘::fi.:";; et N anid TRy ey | Scer a4 T ovor Dbl s et ot nesen | #1000 Bu cur, 0,760 e eods : 35 8L ’ 2 22355335333 (° terest 10 his pentences, flis mind n as clear | 9N the Eapidan line it it took all summier. - Ilo had | D to my expeetations, though hie had great oppor noutes for §2.40 more, that belng their snare, | dent Joy, of Boston, was re-elected. & smartchicf of afaf in Rawline, and I gness Raw- | unitles, He seemed’st times to e only haif- | 5,030 lath, 205,000 shingles: Orion 3 which tiotes were sccured by trusi-deed ou the uf humor draws him ever am am am g m aFreeport, Rock'd & Lubuque. :g 10 asever. and hls son Tinw was the aource of those bright (lugs hearted. 1 think he had Southern family tis. ™ 20,500 ft lumber, 4,300 ft mber, Jolie property. . MAGNOLIA BALM =ty Hockr 5 pm 2 615 B ot . Hhe. b b o o Wa s e “great mittary 'spitit In the s Dldn't the cavalry play @ groat pact in tho | enlogles, 19,300 1t lamber, Prieos, Joi Tl.;y)nmv \Clalm that the pronerty was e i o (IS e g x 3 " . | Norther . worth nesr what they patd, and that ticy woul EADF £ sembict, 1o 1p vury hantly Wbenscd, Lan an inde. | e re. " axclaimed TTookee, Tooklng 1o Io the iabres were never crovsed In auy battle of the ASHORR, 7oL biave baught 1t bus for Lot o fdrr O b4 Iuliary secrotaey, ami ot "Wuics Hikes Sxcaratons | OIS of Gevrgo T Thomas, *othat waea man | War ezcopl 4t LEGAHR off bve privaremn fhonh | CLEFTLAND, 0., Oct. 50.—The sche Algerine, | o GocuEhb i but for Lort's rpreneiita- B o am to New ];“I.h\,!n'k“'mhlnghm, and the Woest, and 4 Who wau ine ablest Southern Generalt had engaged ouemles, - It was attempted Lo put | from Ogdensburz to Cloveland, losded with tron ""f‘l ulncerlil!r:ydlc:mm'Ezlfiwneg.zllx‘e‘pr;?crl“ Am. ,?.l,m often fo New ml.humm In hus habits, satd Mr. ‘il died earlv,~too early in tho War," an. | Bnford over mf cavaley, but § would not have it. | ore, ran sashors during the storm thy afternoon, at | and have o Lr:) 0 qu _l; o ‘D lm'; fortomary o ._m Ciebsraons e Holol manegery ot o pooets Mrg [ wwored Gen. Hovker. ~rto Jét that nusrsion "pa | The best cayalry reviment I aver saw was Stave | Springfield, Pa., trenty mile Erle. ‘The | thelr futerest, but he bas refused to comply pm't 70am chen’m;. n;c‘::"‘ anansgers etk 'L.."wn_mm answored withfoll confidenco, Hut. an far as ho | Kearney's, Ihil Kearney's uncle, grow reachied shore safely, The vesso! Is now go- | With their request, and they now ask that tho am ¢ 4wpio e anta. Tl not b o doeloy Loy B-slales | el Alhort Slinay. Johmson tvas o b ceion ing 1o picces, Court will cowper bim toaccede to thelr wishes. Syinonaa Xt By fm i Ioreo yearm i hever hean Knowh to s ay of | man 'of tho. War, and probably, had ‘e trer SCOTT, THURMAN, HAYES, A sotncwhat similar bill was led by Howeil GLAKY Ceneva kHacktns P ol i A e, rilia s Tavoriie it aronsy theno | Wonld have been I8 acknowledgud gentus by Nont * What rank wilt Gen, Wintleld Scott take fn MARQUETTE. Btrong ngainst Monroe N, Lord, Jumes Bolton, &Fond du Lac, ia Janesvlife,) )'s bm HH Derth: Taraly @ dav pasvas but somaebody cals. e | A0d Sont.’ T was in Callfornin at tho breaking out " i Byectal Diapateh te The Triduna. S. C. Btovens, and A. J. Flack, Strong save i) i T Sr a re b e T L S L e i R e L0 Sl vl o L b p B that in July, 1873, at Lords urgent request and o A o ST o iy (ai: between Chl- and s dossnon Grant. il nuglie, no mintter how gfi"‘"" d:,’"i“ to "“'""“"'IT""’"“".}}I"'k Alvers **Beott never commanded more than ten Pon‘u’rw;::;fl;emf:i ",,?:‘; “':l‘;:n:;;:d_‘,m:l Feneated represcutation that the purchase was | * [] SR e QR ANG. SN, ieATIDg; Chloiy, e hor T doac & povlalh tnlerest | Nro" Coin injo. tha Tnion sl 1 vks 00 | thousand troups, set at ona thmo howas & pro- Magiil, W ™ ™ | n bargain and the land worth 8308 frunt foot, e BOLEY CArs st ColchayiAs of soy olber form of :‘-;Q‘yggv,zl‘“!v aore Meduen:not owpa £ogsid -{?hlnmar' By lldhnll__rrnthfin ¢ At du:{;m- moral power on the Unfon side. Gen. | - Passed up—~DProp Winslow, l‘-g":z;- ;m‘;;m&tmg{‘;g?‘ '§°u"mfi'fll.fl,s'1§; 8 fieborcoroer of Weily Fintie-sta, ‘Thie e 8 pleasing plcturo of the retired com. | Yrlon fag: boaald, +Tiiey Slate with ariog, i | AeDowell bas told s of the opinions Scot left A o $3250 s fool. Jie bas sloce sacertatned that OR, THE et myhelt tor e i e w0Pld: | hink T ahail ko downr 16, Ly Angeion pus o the | tobim: That Virglnla could ot be snccessful: NAVIGATION NOTES, the land was ouly worth $100 an acro; that —— CHIAGO, BURLINGTON & QUINOY RAILEOAD, : T o ot Hlonkee at the dine | Q0! o i Shetat iy rocber it oo, Sy o tho 1y fnvaded; that a raliroad coufd not be dopend- CHICAGO. ! ! & ner-table, After looking at the place ] scnt miy card to him. ffo occupled the carncr roomn‘on the castern front, and his sccretary has the amaller chamber behind . Tho former was a _rqunre, home-like chamher, with a littlo case of books, A large chromo of Gen, Georze I, Thomns was on the wall, I observed **Sheemian's Momojrs** fu the case. Tio conversation which followed ts regorted from memury and on tho writer's re- Lord owned part of 1t, and acted in his own be- halt mod that of the other defendauts, who were also part owners, and he now aska that the deed and may be set aside, although fully exccuted, and that the defendants ma be compelled 1o repay bim the amount he pald. HEURSFORD V4. BTAMPOFSKI, The case ot Beresford vs. Stampofskl, which Depota foot of Lake-st., Indlana-ny, aud Canal s0d Rixtaeiil-sia 8t and at depots. bia rancih there,' When I arelved East I fonnd Johnron was coming overtand to assist the Cone federacy, When 1 arrived at Washingion 1 met Micklo, alan an old army chum, Eaid 1: * Mickis, what nre yon going to do?' "+ Uh, looker!® bo ans worad, *T can nover ght agajiet the American flag,'—and that night lio crossed the liriea o aid the Soutn. Threa of the Northern Transportation Compa. ay's propellers were in port yesterday. Capt. Gorman has relinquished the command of the tug Gregury, and Capt. Sellers hos assumea . The new ateam barge Alcona and ber barge We- nons, with lumber from Day City, arrived In yes- terda; Clark! <d on to supply our anny g that cavalry would be :ulaerfluoul in the War.»? ** General, your wife was from Ohio? Have L:u ne.}rd l&:fl% Judge Thurinan 18 reported to paralyze .- 'm'sorry for that. 1 have bolfevedthat the next Presilent would be o Democrat and_bail | ' Teave. | Arrive, SecretofaFair Face. z83 rovuTvuTe g858888538 S Well ¢ iad rate m V' ) E 4 el Vili An Jtem of Interest to Xvery Lady whe bty — wm‘r-:lt ?' ‘if."{f#.!h"fi'n;'x‘l%;:r“-; M;': c";':“ 4l [ "'f«‘h‘:’i'b:’;dc'mmfwfico“f:;'lfiahu"xmmr&? o The tox “""""‘: e ';',‘"‘;I"{,"“;"“": :J;:nm‘:lnlllher‘fimdi:wd‘y‘e‘-l:::.mm:y:r et Desires (o ba More Bewuttna] & 5 I ween Longatreet and Joe Johnston, " el with her barges and proceeded to er Drow. ¢ # L IIOOKER'S VIEWS. returticd Gen. Hooksr. Thusbtintse” 1) supposs | Erean ‘o made Jay Uould refund money d kd jirocs is quite 8 story connected with the case, which than she now is, dry-duck for neccasary repairp, The hargo Meneksunee broaght to this port Yenterday 010, 000 feet of clear pine lamhor. The movement of vessols,either in or out was very light yesterday. Thg, wind came from the southwest during the day, and was falr. Nr. A. 8. Piver did no:slgny the tug D, F. Ed- Hved from the Pacifie Rallroad, snd seo that bad somo authority over plunderers, ** *'\Who 18 your candlidate for I 3. Demncrnur" ¢ for President among ‘'L tnk very highly of Senmator Nayard, of Dolaware; but I'm afrald they won't take 8 Presis dent from 8o sinnil & State, That orgument div- posed of the exccilent Jocl Parker, of New Jdermscy, Lwo yeara ago, ™ ++WWhat 4o you think of Hayeer" I think very weil of him, of his example, his moderation, il famlly's gra and the work of his Administeation. 1t isa bright vage sfior tho olglit ycars of Urnat, MARINE NE\VS.. NAUTIOAL MIBITADPS, The Interior of the pHot-honse of the tag Frank R, Crano was damsged by firo Tucsday afterroon, At the dock of the Chicago Dredging & Dock Com- pany, on the North Branch, A defective flue or stove-pipa cansed the blaze, which was extine guished In tho nick of time. The tug Allen mill take the Cranc's place until she i repaired, Abont 7:30 o'clock laat evening, whilo the tug Ingrabam was ronnding the North Pics, she ran into tho steam canal prop Cashler and damaged her slightly on the port elde, fust forward of the en- gine-room. The {njurod .xomel was takon fo Duolittle’s dry-doek fo rebairs, The accurrence 1a-sa1d to have been puroly accidental. The largy schr Richard Winslow was too deeply tago of water in the river yestor s, in brief, ‘as follows: In 1842, one John Mather ran away from his wile aud famlily tn England and cawne to thiscountry. Hesettled in Chumpalgn County, and some years subsequent- 1¥ warried agaln, 1lo was notae. ail cominuni- cative about’ bis former bistory, and when he died, o 187, worth some 35,000, it wasnot known that pe had ao Lelr living. Among his acquaintances was ons Bernard Btamvolski, and he, suspecting that Mather had relatives in England, inserted advertisements in some English papers mentloning Mather's death, Tho result was that he found a doughiter of Maither llviug, and the wife of Johu Beres- ford, Ho visitcd them, aud told them the cir- cumnstances of her father's death, and the valuy of his estate. ile also sstd ho wanted 10 inake something ont of the job, and offered to pay nll expenses of recovering the estate” if she = would eiva Dbim two- thirds of what he rot. After cousiderable demurring and consultation with her friends, Mrs. Beresford agrued to the terms, and Stampofski returned, o then took the oropor steps to prove the- kinship, and fu the courao of tiwe, after zlving Mre, Mather No. 8 ber dower, or $15,000, ha turned over oune-third the re- mainder to' Mra. Bereaford, and keot the lton's share imsclf. In March, 1873, Mr. and Mrs. Beresford vxecuted to him a deed for o two- thirds interest in her father's cstate, and In “Jtine following, the first’deed having been ln- suilicient, she executed another deed to the same offect. Four years after thoy filed a bill nFn(mt stampofskl to act aside all this transac- tlo “(ieneral,’ sald I, **why do you choose such a retired placo for your home ”* * Almost everybody asks me that,” answercd the veteran; ** Lllke the air of Garden Clty; it 18 scaalr without tho drowsiness of the sca- slde. I cangoto Neir Yorl fn an hour, and get my papera and scc my friends. as well here 8¢ ju the bustle of Now York. My health isal- ways good here. Beside, £° am trying, in a dis- cursive way, to get my papers together and sco A1 1 ean tnake o book of membirs.)? . * * You did rood scrvice, 4iencrnl, in ordering Walker to paint the battle of Lockout Mount- aln. It iatha most comprehensive view of a battle Lover saw,” *Lsent Mr. Walker to Europe and let him spend o vear there. He wos_a soldler on the field of Lookout Mountatn. and saw that hattle, When he returned I sald to bim: *If you tmakea pleture that will be trne I')l ot you vatnt 1t; hut Tdo not want what did not happen put iz, * Hethen produced that pleture, 1 think ¢ both &vod and true. "t + Wirt will yon do with it, General?" **1 vent it to Vienna to be photogravhed last summer. That work courd yot beduie here. It Lrows tore valuabie all tho time, For thirty days -4t bronshit 8300 @ day on extintipn u‘rrw,xwll. e iy apoil: you inve met Longwtrect; you can sce that ho i man of fnlernal strength. ° Ile was a better suldior than Lee gt Gettysburg. As to Joo Johnston, I saw bim in Mexico aiid was’ greatly imoressed with his fine Learing In the fleld, and when I came tn front of Iifu in Northern Georgla, where ho embarrassed me »o long, | was equally impressed. Doth those men wera gifted commanders, " M'CLELLAN "AND MEADE. “Tsn’t it strango that in a case like this—a call for Democratfe biography $n conncetion with the Presidency—~wo never hear Ueorge B. McClellan’s name.proposed more" “McClellan doos not reach the Democratic Judament any longer. They lave Zot over that enthusfasm which ot one thme sefzed sl the peoplc, the army, and the press at the mention of his name, He obtalned, about 1562, a popu- larity nobody over had beside at'sny time in the War, But it oroso from his personal, not bis miiftary quallties,” “What did you think of McCiellan—and re- menber that his carlieat crities {u the fleld wero you and Phil Keneney 1" ' Wo did express adverse viows very carly as toMcClellan’s ncton. but we wers not anfmated Ly disiike. ¢ McClellan much, and we always “theetordiaily: “He'wia iy Rt ‘G goiod man, as 1 eald of Mr, Lincoln, to outertain tho grods {des of slaughtering masses of men, \When hia army wan toady, ite ranks full, and the disposition to move on prow tomultuous, McClelian Downer's Grave A Frespors & Dubunus Express Omabs Niat Kxp Texas Fast Exore: Kansas City A bt. Puliman_ Falace Diining- Flu{\lmrcnn Ar8 run be! the P'acific £xres, CHICAGO, ALTON & E’J‘ 1o AND CRICAGO, ! KAREAB OITY & DENVER BHORT LIFES, o Taton Depot, West Side, rear Madis Tweaty-third-st. _Ticket Ofice, 1. Urfortunataly not ono woman In & hundred, sub- Jected to the whima of an American climats jossese 2 that basis sud atarting point of real bouuty—a purvand clear complexivn, What nature has thus denind, art must ba oalled upon to furnish, It can be done; it i¢ dome dally, Prof. W. E. fl'“"‘ laced beaurty within the rench of every un- daughter of Eve when he discoversd that surprising nrticle known in fashionablucircles as the trucsecrot of beauty, and called. MAGNOLIA BALM The Maoworta Barst is u sure device for creating #pure and blooming complexion. It conceals nll natural bleristies in the rmout sur- prising and effective manner. It removes all roughaess, cruptions, redness, blotehes, frechicn, and ton with rasberrawere e It drives away all evidentes of fatigue sod e cltement, It makes the plainest face besutitul, 1t gives the comploxion & damling purity and viards for himself at tue Mhited States Marshal's nale Tacsday, Lut for My, Spears, of Bturgeon Bay, who wlil use her at that, place for towing rafis in connection with bia lumper basinesa, Tho bodies of Capt, Oléapn and Mate Andersen have not been found, 'Theaghr Magvle Thompsan, Of which the unforiunate, syen were officers, ar- rived yesterday, ~ber trét thip since tho aceident, RLSEWRERE, Good progrest {s Loing @i on the harbor work at Kenoslia, ) Work upon the unll-lnvl"{ummumenu 8t Banlt 8t Marialias veon suspegiig, and the men dis- charged, ‘The schr Ningara made 3 last passage from Mliwauxeo tu Builalo, with 50,000 bu of wucat, in three dnya and sixteen hoirs, The achr Lizzio A, Lay, fot off tha Lattom of Baginaw River fAHt. and satled for Chi- cago with hor cas e, ‘e £'ree Presn says theddmtrolt Dry-Dock Com- rmycumemmnlu Llie conxgming of the schr Mich ignn the coming winter lugq}fl:mm barge, [Eaneas City & Denver Fast Fx, Bt Louts, ¥prinedeld & Texan Mabile &'New (r,gans Exrress o Bt Louts, 8pringdeid & Texas, Feotia. Wuriingion (¥t Jixp i xpre Chicnuo & Paiicaly 1i, Sireator, Lacon, Washlngt'n Fis. Jollet & DWIEhE Accomnicdation CEI0AG0, NILWAUKEE & BT, FAUL RAILWAY, Unfon Denot, corner Madison and Canal-sts. Tieuet Uttice, 63 Souils Clark-st., oppotite Shermsa Houso, 80d 3¢ deput. Leave, | Arrive, ‘TS AmS T3 pm Hiwsukes Fxpross., Wiscousin & Minoeata,” Gre Tiay, and Menasha through by Express. .. Sadhon, Praiie” d " Chien & lows Bxpress. e Milwaukeo Fa: Wiscunsin & Al ay, Htevens I land thrmugh N 1iids for_ supolying soi pley extensiim st the wedt'd were ?J)l!l’lfll At Detrolt’ "Noda Btates Engincor. so. Detrole £'ree Press, ynmfl‘l of the marlne Iusurance ai ts of thnoer for the "of (o SHult Chial y by the United StAt 8 meeting of this port yester- 10:108m * 4:00 pow 00 D m *10:45 & M 0 pm 400 P st thd nearly as wel) in California il ons lnve heen mado to me to give 1 nway, The ftate of Town Lad fivo roqimoents In that batile, Towa 1n Just Onlating a Sue, new Btato-House, and 1 tinve bren arken) 10 put the picture there, At ow ¥ loaded for th . ) 8 ; present It 1o rolled np (u New York. weakoned lest somebody might get hurt, Yet | o ot day itavas decided to reducg tha rates on catgo in- u on the eround of fraud and dacelt, and the | mokes tho neck, face, and arme appeer gracefal, |“Afiirain run via MilwaREss— TIeEcis for £e Paul ; o IieE hava feld moat of thi Wor lteratare | know of o way to concludo mich leits exeopy ja | Ja% and wae o sifodt T (1o ATermeiek | Bafaace 1o 56 1o Dufal 0oe - Leby Chsent | ton 00 S wre Tucaday, Fotund, and pluip. S aivealaars cond eliier i oy Frelle . ‘," Jour rutiroment bere, —~which ls the best book Blood, Mo, musod, the General, *+ McCleilan tv ulled off and Ieft port for Bufois: | | Dorts, [7he 1o Ogdensbur, 'nnd $1 to Stantreal, |~ Judwe Willtams said that, thongh the contract It makes o matron of 33 or 40 lonk not more than hleni owtl, Labrusse, Lol ou have fonnd At his best as, the Prestdent of a collere, or some With 10 por cant o on A vesseln, This reduction, which takes immediate offoct, was due 1o the fact that the rutes previously in forcs were too Ligh by proportion o the rates charged from other porta. ™ PORT OF GHICAGO. T'he mate and a satlor on the scnr Hattle Howard with Mes. Beresford was an cxceedingly hard ong, yet, Inasmuch as she deliberately entered Into {i with the advice of Ler fricuds, and as, nfter she Lad known all the facts, she choso 1o execute her deed to earry out the consract, she 20 years old, and chaoges the rustio maiden into s cultivated cily belle. The Nagnolia Zalw removes ali blemisher and con- eeals every drawtack fa beastys and, ehil 1 6 a5 Marmlestaseaier, i 7 1o Nfelike W0 sl oficts that s*The laat one, William P, Jotmeon's *Life of Alert Siducy wlobneon,” his “father, = Of o Ireatisey on_srmies ond apecial campalens, Chap- lain—"s *ilistory of tho Army of tha Combor. Lind* In very creditablo, though not much for lit. ernpy merit, ILLIFOI8 CERTRAL Depot, foot of Lake-st. and faotof Twenty:secondat, Trexet Uttt Xandolph-st., uear Clark, RSN (LT e kindty, usetul avocation where the vodies of men are not to be hurled violently tovether. Fho War would have been going on yet with McCiollan in command, " **Your anceesror fn the Army of the Totomac, wera suverely injured last Faturdny night off Lon, Paint. The former wau burt about the head, an thi lattor had o foot crushed. ‘The falllng of the foreboom eaused the acchlent, 'Tho vessel ran > Ia A ? buck to Butlalo. and tho injured men were placed 5 the closert odacrver cumma dalret vis e, ,: = Gen. Meade, do you rank him very hight g 3 7 could not now have i rescinded. She had 8¢, Louls Lxpress..... 3 P ‘lave van read the Compto de Parte’ *Iifatory | *“iie was ok & man of dechind Abjicn. though "‘j‘.‘.}.M;?":«'vlfli‘l"flyazx the scow Tunting Boy | e followlng ite tho arsivals and nctunt amilings | Chineyred fraud, but It had not been proven, and Tadles W13 wibl {0 wdke ihemivis i 'é':«!fl" A e : P of the Wury : 8 respectable officer, The battlo of Geltysburu re- | wohore and a total Tonson the. beash, near the har- | 8% his port for the twentyfoir bours onding 8t 10 | mere want of equity, or of wencrosity, on Ta0ane SMaGuotos Dot raloty, of ft by waing | & alro & Texas ) Apress au ' Ven, 1 have got it horo,, 1t stupld hoox. | fected no credit on elthor Lo or Meade, | 1t was f bor plars at the luke endof tho Biurgeon Bay | O'clock last night: S Btampofski’s part was not sufliclent to an “‘ "I} In the sheapeat prepatetion 16 the warld, | BUTIMENEId EXERYl. s I pin jles e !;:gv;i;:;; Ariys liscasisa Met! front ovant, ellmut madiens oo nehyde. L Fe- | Canal.’ Buo 1s owned at Manltowoe aud foasuros Pron Dattato, Butai TARE s cxccuted contruct, Lo would Tike to give roliot Uit Lhiags conalderds asd Suy bu had ot any Grig pernnnehl Meht Kroes b = ; . san reo 4 )i . & Ry PO i st e e st s | Histih ey, loer s, amtimton or | EREIEADHBEAREBSGATS | Fho il thoaersaent e an Sorkirons, | fhisbo et s Sl s v D nn unexampled artil’ re oross-wino and on lils b il 1, b . 3 3 S b mang e berryivicral, Was vaat enoiigh to requira ok for s marel of siateun hindred ‘yardy (1) i ks asiand, A o it whiar | sibp Cily of Tolad OUgtu; aundries, Wells :."fi:dolxmer::.?{; e ot A U i huay U i 1 el . whereas, by muving & little efther way, wouth vr T ¢ A, P, Wrlpl D rdons! ’ TuonF y L o oy, tia Virginta campalen at Chiancellors | horth, bt would hasa forced. th aneionoirt V8 ea b ot donn o Tives fo g | atieas 7 OF Concord, Ogdonsburg, sundries, wetts | FElh OF Oty bub oo for a partition of tho Y0 EAEIRr LimhLruce o eatialle oaty, ville reauired more men than Al the pomition. On the other hand. 1t is said that | pofon PUTNE WeU nderblit s owned by Mr.8, L. | Probtbamplain, Ugdenstiuty, sundries, Wells street. | premiics. . ) i on which Napler wrote thre and, Inmy | Gen. Meade did not place tho different carps, and Watso) falo, ohr Nelllo Church, Mantatiey o Saougton Blip. DIVONCES. ' MICHIGAN OERTRAL RAILEQAD, P {:Adlmc.nl Mauler's work s bottor military writlng | they tound Uicte places wo that Sickles had his own barge Rost and consort Newcomb '3‘-‘55'1-‘2‘3.’.“&.?"%‘{.’:{,";‘.’&{2"1’.’.%’.\" Arxe Flora Berry yesterday asked for a divorce from MUSEMIENTS, Darot, fout af Lake-st. nnd fout of Twenty-secondest. oL s Commeutarics,’ or Xenophon's | nttlo. Ueitysburg was won Uy (he steadiness of e mouth of tho river at Clevaland | wcir Paulln, Muskegon, Jmper. Mg hier busband, George W, Berry, beeause he has | ~meee e S S0P 0 Ticket OfMce; A7 Clark-at,, southesst corner of lians s st b e S | oSt i el il | S MR R | B GR deerisd e WPVMKER'S TUEATRE, | S o Foakf i St Fumie Iy wWith tho warm they deseribe, 2 43 | ther gt ol Benr J. . Kiichos, Lesatabas DI Irobs Van Duron | _BaraliJ. Skerritt also desires a divorco on oc- TREAT 111 fuliy, And," sdded Gen. ifooker, ** thb{ loarnod A GREAT IIT! “MI.ISSI” Instantly rocognlzea with hearty applause and encores hat fashlon under my suition, Met and Kodewlck had been my cory anthl within a few days botore ot whilo I hud it that the rriny of 1he alscipling aud took 1t with 87,000 absenteer, '&hn r. de, T e scow 11, Young, loaded with etono for Bt, Clatr, sprung aicak ou Lake Erle, Suncay,and was in a’ainking condition when she reachod Wind- sor, ‘The schr D, A, Van Valkenburg lost a portion of het canvas on Lake Erle, Sunday, and ran back to count of the tutemperate habits of leaac Sker- ritt, to whum sbe wes marned fu November, 1504, eynolds, atreet. ERF 0184 Thdlnga, Muskegbn, luriber, Market, Frop ¥avorite, Menoniuee; twing, Rush street. Hehr 7. J, lirouson, Menonilase, luiber, Ststson Bl ‘ehr Uranua, Monominee, lumber, Gtetson Slip, GOES FOR GEN. BIERMAN, “What made Gion. Sherman tako such ma- liclous pains, ten years'after tho War was over, 0 & 00 p In{*)0:30 81158 pm') 8 L bR e Accor Atlantte Expreas (dully). LAEhS bapres.. . TeNs. The petition for rehearing In the case of Rerr sudyou were a sick, crippled man, to'attack | means employed to get them 'back’ frightencd Luftalo for repalrs. Pt dimarce Somiuee: humber, Stetson bilp | vy, tha Bouth Park Comniistaners will be hoera = o s * Memlra* with puch deliberationth | B 1 Jig, fariber inieligonco conceralng e achy | pugi arek: Menckudnce. Gobiad, Wik pry. | 14, the Botth furk Commisstancrs whibe peard | MIIS§ KATY MAVHEW PITTSEURG, FT, WAYNE & CHI0AGO BAILWAY. t]| Tecutsnow sct of men for them and gavo ' eaehora mear White Lako, was recolvod Avthe Wal, tos, lumber, Mud Lk, , fumher, Yaylorstreet. egon, uimber, ‘Laylor atreet. inver, Tajlor atreels i mber, Teylor sreet. ey T, Marke ke, lumber, Market, Lisber, ke sirver, SN e et o, Yun ber. Fwaltcn s ugmpiony White Lalfel T, el 3 'i ILLIIII 3 I.I.tl'nnq lfl‘l:.l:;l:. ll’l.rk“i it {Ver Lawaod, Mumkegun, It sy ", Tyean, Mevekuuioe, luniber Basiloxton behr E. 8, fobluson, Meuekauuoe, lumber, uriing. aud Blodgett, John P, McGrath, indicted for emptying bar rels of liquora of their contents without defocing the wns, W, Bcott Aguey, fudleted for un- Inwtully charing 8100 a8’ attorney in gettiog & pension for Mary l!umlf’. nd Ueorge B. Quige, iundicted for cuunterielting, each nppearcd be- fore Judure Blodgett yesterduy and entered futo recognizances for thelr future appearauce, An Assficnee will be chiosen at 11 o worntug for Willlam Cuthbert, UNITED STATE3 COURTS. ‘O, Sherman is o hard, cruel man—g tyrant 1o the small. e Ilkes to bo prodding people sod persecuting the non-combatants, Ile Lad €0 little discernment that he thought abuse of me would pass with the country, but the recep- tlon of it by (he people wmortlled his crazy mind, Probably ho never dld anyrhlug that Rave himscll vo much selllsh repontance, * Da you ever seo him, Uen, Hooler *1 vlsited Washington somo time ago, and (Gen, Bherman calted on me, Sald 1, 'Bherman, rday, but it Is thought protable that she The tug Jane Armatronz had a narrow escape from fire on Friday last at Port Colnorne, ‘The tug_Hector was siightly damagud by fire at Day City Tuesday, TIE SAULT CANAL WORK, Monday night the United States Englneers who bovo bad charge of the canal-lock and uther fin- provements at the Sanit arnved down un the prop 1ndla, baving completed the scason’s labors there, ts. Tickes Olllces, a Py MLISS," mulué A GENUINE SUCCESS! And every eharacter rendered in & strung and orfginsl mug:m. Fach scene diatiuetly characicriatie, MLISS” MATINEES Wednesday snd Katurday. MCORMIK HALL, ITALY, THE ART LAND, ILLUBTRATED NY Denot, carner Canal and Maahio; 87 Ciark'st., Paimer f{uuse, corva badees to tho army, and awakened tha spleit of corva honor, Aud giving icaves of absonco far from a week to two weeks, L salil tu ench fur- louched afticer o soldler; *Qo, Lrinz back your conirade.' ‘The ranks closed up, snd we soon had men cnotigh, " **Ueneral, | remomber the saying that Iooker was alwaya on timo opening a battly, ae st Autlo- tam, when, 86 they worw looklng 8t thelr walches n the stroko of 7, your caunon smote tho mora- ety Mot and Rapress. "acific lixpress. ‘ast Live, ., ani BALTTHORE & OHI0, u Trains leave from Exrostlion Buliding, foot of Monros. 1 “Tickol (ficvs. w34 IATK-tte bnlior ouse, Graad ' i Deput (Exposttion Hull i 1 wan ordered by Gen. MeClellan to move my Lroops across tho Antletam, and whon 1 got thein ton hllp. A. H. Burley, Recewver of the City Nationsl i ‘Ahrl;.,; Indeed quer, You, the teheral ot tho uufl‘:n'dll)n motiun, and et Sack aad ro"p;{.lfidl‘: Bat for tha fat that tho contracturs for furulebiug | “scne Monoksunes, Menexaunce. lamber. Masonsitp, | B, commoaced s s, sostocton rvgnl PROF GROM ‘N ELL Foiplga Ravrem ; « \-dee o, who had nowdea of call- | to McClellsn for s final orders, he ssid: nuk | tho stone have Leen vory slow, the walls of the s A 2 g , ,000, — . ingon’ you Why, Blherian, 1tn aes s can't | Und, therots one corpa In this that does Yrop Ciry 'ur "Traverso, “\iavere, ‘wanohes, Four. | U Btrong, claiming §4,000, [ new lock woyld have been finlshed this fall. As it is, they are woll nighup, and a small ymonnt of work noxt season will complete them, The side walla are to ba J0Y fect bigh. On the south wall, Tl llut::'ulum‘; Fuuer nulfr.! e salia Kolubordt becun a suit for agaiust John K, and Frederika D, Kurz, CIRCUIT COURT, my march without excitue, and at tho appointed time, " sud quote that remark, tn McClellan's last days of conunand, (o whow that the Ariny uf tho Fotomac did not exiat as an onedient thiog, when McClellan miundratand eich other, You havo spared no lllnlm unll-nyuurlm'kullnnmcllllunplme.lm.l L think | have ‘Loen almost na frank about you,' :f,'.:fi“-!‘ was ashamied of bimeelf; that was why he TONIGHT AT 8 (PCLOCK. ** Rome, the Eternal City,” Yo-morrow Night. Taruette, 50 cts; Dalcy, 25 cts, Beats ut 1toot & Bugs. {rop Cube, Duftalo, sundrica, Adems strect, BORE isie BUTACARdtcn Adamasirect o Bchr Lyman M. Davis: Stardeuon g, Eche Jusephiine Luvall, Miukuaod, lsut. 104l EASTERN AND WESTERN TROODS, “ Was it everthe equal of the Western armles for fortitudot" leftdt, and wheu I gave it up 10 Meade 1t 0t00d | ono entire course, two foct thick, and tho top | wour Petrul udington 1| John MEwen sucd Willlsm B, Oakley for = NATATORINS AN ne » o100 ¥0u rank Sherman In Abllity anywhoro near | corps Ly corpe 8 At Gettyebtrg. 1 ook 15 erado Behr Piiger fudtaxto, | X0, CHICAGO NATATORIUM AND INSTI- Pl g0 a bis W ; coarae, elghteen inchos thlck, rewafn to bo lud, gehr Liloe, Muakeyon, Iy 9 110 pm $ 8140 8 | ,p"-‘;klrm s, ieseteta 4B khgbOdF - Khiuk and discordaut. I left it an army,” 0 the north sids, &t cach end of Iha wall. ouly * 'l‘;;f?unulu. Mewuuiines, ilent Lernard Tokamp sued J, P. Horr, D, W, pldp by TUFLE FOR PHYSICAL CULTURE, Michlgan t, Jost, Whitel ek W corner Jacksos lark, Joseph ltozen, and Wolf Balomon for the sonie amount, Henry W, Lewan bozan asult in clectment agulast L. Z, Lelter 10 recover poisesslon of Lot 8, Block 90, in Behoo! Bection Addition, thie top couren ts to b puton, but Ju the ‘eentro i the samo as on tue south side, About 15,000 yarda of wasonry have Leon laid this year, 'le- sldos tho above, much wark bus becis doue in ybloniug tho unper or west end uf tho causl. of. ills character aud compoultion Are ‘mervons 2cd nucertain. and ho te tormented bya consclous- Lesa that the Amertcan uation hae no confidence o bis judgment, and would not koep him whore he fu cuso of gencral danver, Lregand him as rewpon. PITTSBURG, CINCINNATI & BT. LOUIS R, R, (Cinclunstt Atr-Line sud Kokomo Line,) Derot, ud Carrull WINTER SBEASON 1878-'79 TO-DAY, Oct, 24, at80. m,, § 5 \ Vil slble for tho Tudisn atrmmstio fn * M:Clellan gave it the fmpression that tos very lwporiunt branch of the lmproyes PUOBATE COURT. OPP\T]\G Rl (}r l Unthe plains. 116’ possousen nons of 1he eacsste, | Ereat oxtent clung toit, The genaral ofiicers fuent, and when, Gnished wil provid un eatriica lafdter orosio, ik In the estato of W It Cluri, the will was VA A I\ ..‘,,,:;:;‘,‘k-',‘.{"fh:ll;:n:}m"“mllf‘h clm',r:}; Arapesy bad dertved from him tho dea of what an army | 1010 the caual ordinary sumnior eiaco will ais be 4 Cliandler. Bulfalo, wra proven and lotterawero granted to David Fiolds, | o IURSDAY BOCTAILER" ¢ e oo T oy mastice withs Musld sud Laneing). Al fuembars of lasi seasun, aud the patruns and frieuds of tle lu. tagon, cordlaliy avited, JA Rnager, onght to be, After It became seasoned, howov- er, it was the best armv fn the country, Inthe West most of the fichting was on the picket line. That arosc from the woodland life of the poople, who naturally adopted bushwack tac- tics, Yet 1 do thiok that the patural griy of the Western soldicrs wasa littlo the best, Urant, however, had neyer seen such o araly, 28 when ho eamoe East.” under bond for E3L100. In the estate of Ophiclla Qudgel letters wera tssued to Jobu C, Halnes and Audrow Blakey, under bond for $14,000, A Jury will be called Monday for the trial of all cascs pending, and notico fa jfiven toat those Interested shoulf be on hand. CRIMINAL COURT, Willlam Brideenian was tound guilty of lar- ceny and remonded, the venaulum, Trou gruss. milltacy mivtalon, woos obtained —Detroit st and Iribuns, s, fi"lm'x firat expedition of Vicksburg, W gross civil Tegeers Itko hia tresty witn Joe Jounston. His taeriTents only magnify tie original blundee, ur::h {3 attempling to inauft a great man like Stan: a, b:w‘:‘n:;o blw{m:n hflld blayed the fool, " enerul 10w 1o you accou y Wretetenices fur Kherpant? - o 0t 17 Orant's Blher oSt mads him, " enid Gen. Hooker, $Well, “reniaubae s geulus uiuch Jike Goorge Francly 4 s, U can talk and write rapturously, and i '+ I BUakbrilge, Port 5L )gnac et —— INDIANAPOLIS, el . A Jadiclal Contest—Tho Grange—Toyal Arch Masuns—Yoglueers, Special Dapateh to The Tribune, InpIANAraLls, [nd., Oct. 23 —~The controversy over comwlsloniug & Judge of the AMarion "PORT UURON, Powr Iunow, Mich., Ocl 23.—-Down—Props Banilac, 8t. Joseph, Jolm Pridgeon, Newburg, Commodore, Liucoln and barges, 8. Clamberlaln and consorts, Oscar Towneend and consart, Shel« don and consort: schraBunnyslde, John M. llutche fnson, Davld Vance, D, Provost, lasco, Moralng WOOLEY'S THEATRE, PRICES=35¢, 50, T3¢, and 91 Matinees, 23¢ asd 80c. Leaghingroom only st 9, L. ek of the Comedians, ROBSON and CRANE, ** The Funniest Play of the Century,” Arrive. *9:omm's 8:00pm 0»;mpmn:w:|9 CHICAGO, ROCK TBLARD & PACIFIO RAILROAD, Cizclanatt, Indianapotis & Louts- Ville Usy Exprees. DIgUE Expross. febiars o Lam disbosed to thild that |+ Was.the Weatern generalship superlor to | Lark, Pulsaki, C. 1, Burton, Levi Raweon, Criinal Circuit Court was onded to-duy by | yanrics Petimiau pleaded gullty to larceny and AT Mt by L W i e Ty b 4 ERorianceta. * Ticket ke with Fene ulitaat F:flm‘l‘:};h shy %“""’"'l'" he different £ the E B"”'l;",‘:.'h"' w m"flh;“"‘ ol s “‘:n:""“'d Uov, Willlams {ssulox a commlnfon to James ' tum ca ";,ll‘xlfl‘a“n-u‘gu it Bavinasl, " Cotiehii ca's 4 . e thouzht e bad Lette, ron § s 8 rulo the different men of tho Eastern | Emma B, apaan aaC. Mar! “raenis and | g feller, Republican candidats for the office, | - Junam Broartr—sut cuss, Balley Wringl “Aur iinchelors * Matines Wednonter sod uiurday. ’ —_— e '1:‘»;.,.‘.;‘\;’;: rflzil:f""':%'.tf:"‘":';"b ‘f,:“i“}":'f e are ot Weat to takio commands, both | barzes, Forest Cuy and consors, Sozare and K. . Duskirk, Democrat, ran for re-clection, | Mashine Company ve. Cotling d; Mond. oo yeuk ¥ [ pobRcar et Wofucnter sed naturdny, Divensort Exprem. . S ym et and bettor Of the bro, - At £0, 30, Rllwu. schru B. W. Rathban, Sam Fiut, W, 3, on. Wind—North, brisk; weat| Pout Husony Mich., Oct. wo—Frops L. Chivert. Mating AE ArriLiate Covnr—: 27, Houfes v, Schultae, Ul Jax kS TROVBABOU RS, UAVERLY'S TUEATRE, J. 4. HAVEKLY,, ¢e wnd Proorietor, l a2, Leavauwurih 19130 & 1ul® B:30 h Ferd Aecumimodation. e ... 1 S:00 W (*1UIS0 B I NIRbLEXDIOAR oo rrere!ris qeve o1t10.00 D BAIE 4i13 0 13 Al ineais ou the Gmalis Kxpreas arv served L dialia €4Te, 84 73 Cuuls sach. fNrat e » Western aemy over euveloped the eoo- my wus at Lookout Alouutsiu,” * Have ’u'u sy cholce betweon volunteer troops o Preddentof tny 1t ted b Taigeeand Incanmpetes o POVOYeR Uroat wea “‘),;:u foruicd o high oplnton uf Btanfont 1 he wan tiio suoremy will and spirlg s0d was defeated, Hle prepared tocontest, and, pending that, wanted the Governor to contiuue bim nu the Beuch by refusiog to commission clear, 28 to 30, 3, 34 to Wells, on triul. 10 p. o, =-Fassed 3y, Flotcher and £5: and regular tuag Nuons: g o court tuilay, SGHTH OF 11 ——— T) X I was brought up to bolleve In regulars, and 00 | cousort, J, Lord and cansort: Bpsata st consurt, | Heller, \ Jupgk Roorus—116, 110 0140, fuctua ex+ | L fuat Bucecastul Miustre L tn th e o regsired”s man " b o gutor Khud of oo’ | mwver wentho Beve'ted | St sudcomartyaciy Loniuz. © | Urxt meeting of tho State Gravge wil bo copt 12 and 145, Nl cusoan ek o ¥ fi?fifi‘ifé’&fiufu"r‘iu“le,'i'u'éh.fl‘i'l.'r.f,uf {futuf i | ~ OHIOAGO & EASTERN TLLINOIS RATLEOAD, '.',"f‘é“:‘,",’f,‘n‘:z‘.”":fie""'m‘;‘;ca‘f:;: +* Explalo that, Geporal. 9 Crseny sy Wille, Clintou with Cirdo | ) /28 Logausort, The aticers of tho Grange | except 1ox and 100" Mo face oyt f0r ioclusive, | ud i oxlsseuce, i ne Unay 1L ATED oy A Y s p g ity o ¢+ /b rugalar troope, as they are recralted. aro and Greensby: schry ¥, Murla chlli Engle Wi, oxceps 13 and 143, No case on | eI "Ticket OfMcas, 7 Clark-al., 123 Dearborn-st., aad bepot, ——turner Cilston o tande o o at ] hora ok, O th Acontias, Mobtana, 1. . Keys, Ulgier 38 o HAVERLY'S MINSTRELS, 3 £ 3 Ciaton sud Cesruil + | wlam that it {8 fo o Lughly fourishing condition. | Jubux McALLITER—NG call No, 2,407, Fox, S LUl §iRkal Satly und Carnot aunong. Was Slinie mainly tramps. A inan who cannot eara $17 a lwg, New lsmpshive. b . i hal Disvaich {a The mufi; Y. Liverpool, L & U, Iusarance Company, on HALF A HUNDRED EMINENT ARVIATS, 8 { auiong Wat Minister. P ite. . Licoly wauld ofien e we roquisitiony, | PEL 1 civii lifo muet be o poor husines All wing-buuud vessels snd steamers lofs thid "mu,,“.m',‘ Oct, 24—The Grund Chapter tal, v s Fertect Floml of Now o ihiy week caly, oy Mall, s iU mm s 420 pin Yeoutd, SWinnudud Ty Ariny of th Fotomae, | 10 A2FLInG, ‘The voluntuer sorvice b eouing. of Hoyul Arch Musunis juct today. The an. | JUDCE Panweti—83, Hoffart ve, Behoyo Monday AT i ) COMDINATION, ROLASE & i 7% ity i3 R0 i, e iaiin il "M e T | eardthe dower ofoue youth, S arten e | R soacamest, pentte; westhor cesr, el wldrew of stusn 8 Julion, Graud | Jeoue Wiesman-i0s, vootswts VoSG | = LILIN'S THEATRE, e e G, &ty 50 looker, 8 toat Do Wade, of | B SGIRNG Computtian. 1 vas in Nowarc, N .. ity bigh Prcet, auawy that the fvnces ars wot I fo.ud 2,108, Buicnaui o Swvagel o R GOUDHITE STEAMEGA, "l e i 1L o 8 y ¢ v Wi N zood condition, edeit of uear) 000 wus| i Py Tl T 4 3 A Ty w"i?:i'u'i’fifi'"-'nf!,“]'f%’.fil‘u‘“i' hat ougat -'J;'1:'3‘;3“\::«?3-?»‘-\35?3:- et L] Byectal Diepalch to Tha Tridune, $o bruridcd or, “Tils address cart), Iy opnoses | g SCKEUOB ' Covur — CoxpBsstoxs—Theadore Sovaciur Milesukee, sio., m EAT Ktauss DELEHANTY & HENGLER dtiuees We day, Baturday. aud Runday, st 2:30. S T Ty P / Fho;qgrapher £, 75 MAPISON-ST., mlfll[!‘( I{'wvlwh CAuDS,” T P For Wateh and Gas, coated 3 aod testel 20 Toiiila 1o Fpetay iy " Hko ollcery, Yet they carried tho wus UOOKER ON IHALLECK, “Was thers not & desiro to roplace you fn cowmmand of the Army. of -the Potomac after Gettysburg " . F “'Alr. Chase wrole to-mo that Mr. Lincoln wauted to restore mo ofter Meado falled to fol- low up Lec.® I replied, *}f be wants to, wby dou't he do it Chaso soswered that Halleck woulda’t leg bim,” * How Aid'Halieck get bis power? «What yo- teat spirit warked him out for erestuess i’ “‘Halleck stood sccond fu bis class at West . datupiay's boss deat lea CLEVELAND, O., Oct 23,—A heavy breexs from }:‘-; Alsulatu, Luuls the north all Tucaday night s5d yesterday fore- Doon, making the heaviost ses with bt ‘one cx- coption bl season, It Ravp fho tuge'y lively daace going out for towe. ' Qulte @ number of ves- sels miade tho port for safety, but noue ‘Bt fhein sustaincd dsuiage to caavas. The props Japan aud Huanoke came 1nto the rvgr aboat ‘the samae Ume, and ecrowded each .otber. . Both ran Into the "west pler, doing some - damage 16° &, But nowo to themsclves. . The tug Fanny Tuthill broko - ber macbinery aud titlor-bead wotlo {ust tnslde the wouth of tho' dver, and, whistling lustily for asaletance, was Carl _ Bchuits, §112.43. — tenthoid taies Mgl (2. " Aud Ko thiuk, Increastug the dues of Subordinste Cuapters 3 Jobn Linsse, 80, —Levi any gther-plan cen be adopted. Duriug he yeas therw bas been a decrease In the bumper of | Wold et s, Ve, Auguite Von Sc g, §200, 40, igetbers. Yet the Order 18 e good cundition, Jupek Jangsos—Heury Volk ve. Thouwss Shir- wod yearly fworoviug, Tuo livanclal state- | h'l_v $ou. 38, - wents show reccipis fur thy S B4, Tkt sucuir Covur—Jonak Booru—Deouls Norton sud disburscaisnts of 83,0i5.81 Yuo following | 18- Mantlee Lacr. 347, lth o 2 gty were cleciad s Grund High Pricst, M I | 35, Eriondel, $553,55 —Heoty wieru ool Rice, of Iudianspolls; Devuty, Thonus B, Long, 431, 50, - Anarew Burnbase of ot v of Terro Hautej Urand ' Ky, Adfion 711,03~ 11, White ve, Heney E. Williams, of Anderiou; Urawl Scrine, Rd- . —Chrtitophue Cotherens va. ficory ward Meeker, of Delpli; G Vryasurer, sfiuusx 1,75, —Willlaw Nicwmeyer vo, Cuarles Fistor, of ludiauapolis; Grand Becre- ; verdics, $00. tagn, Jub M, %f:fi'm‘i"' (ot Tudlsoupolta, . R e Brother! ol consotive Evglneers adjourncd shits ufteruoon. Very sbight changes MEXICAN DOLLARS, K1t said looker, i that such a man au Stdnton shuald by lixe' e oy 20 buslicly fusulted by & chinticeox Brovy oy, 2Per®iun. Who whoio Cabinct disap- horShenman'y eaty, not Stanton glone, By EFE3U rihier wbicks fo his Creaty yot, doc M treaty, v Cexeray , 3 med (ien. Hooker. **f h;: n‘q Chiied € have written 1t, 18 was writ- et agg L2l Of Texen, ono of Joit Davia'- Cabi- Vidig oy s Urerlovked by Duyis bimsolf, 18 pro- oo 198 WuErcuderof (he United States to Jow U, ot fur Juhuaton's wurrepder, ‘fus en- Scent, Btaulun and all, rescinded i, and L Lo have 1L witidrawn, Ly ¢l shuewan take oifense orlglually at Earc}iF 1 Was reliovey from commaud Iu tho ¥urdrand s For st. Joscpl NOCURE: TN N raviiDr. Kean, " 173 Foutk Clarkeat., Chleago: [ Consult weregually wlfi WALl fre0 6f chargy, v all chivufe, LeryOuk OF lioasds. Dr.d. Kvein gt BT Vijalelad 18 880 CILY WHO WAFFRALS CUTRS UF U ay. » fowed ia, There wus qulte 8 crowd oa the be , . To ths Editer of The Tribune A sl o PRESOREPI‘I‘ON FREE‘.' S St Srdred to EG emeat Jt was ot wy | Point, 'That was relesred to when they wer yaiching Wity interust tousrrival of Vesacls Juremimiels tho tuniiu St ore WS [ fmLinGToN, Ty Oct. 22— Months szo, two Ay | e e Vatrasm Lo B v Yad b Yeaad 5ol | lookiug for wiitery ‘o'eut. Bet Hallock ad | Asbiabuls thls woruioy. botwo Tio & Lioods were vputiuned 10 be parilular b the se- | Of 0ur bauks, knowle that Snerman could Buicat Waulionl, 8 41, GleOrdirs Drowkat u by sadiecne e Griclons, uud hu readrded mo, tbo war Oaklund, while attempiiug o e v ¢ red, e kingd of wtruder, comu wut of | vatered West Polut 170 out the Julor class at i 51 A ¥ i, lection of tciubeis uever ges the bard dollars wroced £t Cuuddl EGGESE FR Aokt v s o AQULS & Larbo, rau 1010 thd Wk pler, dolag bef wo i e 0 Wkh 34Ty U