The New York Herald Newspaper, December 20, 1855, Page 2

2 { NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1855, 2 these specifzationr, and havirg interpoved Als ofietal an- THE CASE OF MAJOR MONTGOMERY. theriy to coszes exetaim nentiee amed Dison, brothers, tendencios are to be shaped by mercenary villains bohind declare, not wnly the geners} relation. of the facts to the ko, fl ike howe every evening. The burlesque of | hindled it. He, who might have Ind that ebvalry to ‘ia genteman delivered au oration at the Beoudway | Beads ond elt their sidleute, To those, sad fag the son, Tabernacle last evening, for the Denett of the ehiltren | parbor, fram every port In Europe, the hunted foes of ot the ito Michael Creane, an active Irish Confederate of | despoti-m, In prociiming the cessation of h¢stitities ¢ on the 1€th of Apri', 3182, tne Commenter Ju. Chig’ writes 1848. The kind edject ia view as well ay the famaoi the Ay she Oder bh tbe + ie charge, but also their special matart in the given cas), as | the priuung press, it is time thet © Know Nothingiim?? | “Lnerrcie Borgia” eloven to night's performances. fimmph died fo Hight of the promised land, Jesving his aN E ‘Who bind Jocated on said elaim of said sowe, to yield to | Gictiteuished trum the fafint ely numerous other condi. | rhoutd aviee for the pretest of oar country’s wind, a8 | Acapauy Hatt.—Tbe receipts of thir evening will be ope in the dexert, A fragment of the mass remainer!. The Ch and Speetfications<Pindings | said Lowe, or to agree and compromise with bie, and | tong or species of um theerlike or ungentiemanly conduct. | wellax ber bedy, end that come journal should be func | fo) ihe heneiit of Me, Mallory, ene of the princtend meu cogh femie end hough fale prophets interposed, d Sentence of the Court Martial—Opin~ | pay him for said claim; and said Dixons having, in con- | 4 yiuttitude of adjudieated aight be adduced of | bold enough to initiate the mosement, bars of tbe celebrc.ied original Christy'a Miasteel ©. | the frlemn hope of freedow, carrying their ewrds ax ton of the Attorney Generale An Officer of | Seiuence of ssid cuthority and coercion by seid Mont | 942 Teront apecisiiied fete of Mae ein ea that it : Ade har been av exprers change la the propramine for the ce, | sheathed, swept on. Tho Test—indeed al! thic—ts the Aymy Dismissed from the Service for | gomery, paid to rail Lowe two hundred and tventy-fve | oii Mut eee A da dng gg posta for the ve | yiown. Iisa story rade fumidar to the worl! by its bis Parvicipaiion In Gov. Reeders Pawnee | Collars for bis claim, nevertheless he, tue said Mont. | pyreeuturtty a cesermon ete taste ia be tor the [Prem he Botton Aldus, Pee. 16.) asion, Sera Oe sorrows, ts 8 poly at which the rabble, who fengh at Specalauion. gomery, Cid thereafter, that is to say, on two several | ‘torent of the party nomeed, if ue be innoeea!, oF 0! | exer sce Witan Bie eaecticidian caniaeuing ie Leetmxe by Thomas Francis Meagher, froth when Bleding on the cross, have wagga their CENERAL ORDERS, NO. 20, Cecasions, to wit., om the lst March, 1855, and on the Wan Derartwrsr, ADs. GEY.'S OFFICE, 6th April, 1865, to promote his private interests and Wammanraex, Dec. 10, 166, } > ‘1-7 Sasautesseaben ermal ewer atimiaien dee te 1, At the General Court Mar ial wifich convened at aoe y fend an Q m the yer At,the General Court ar tial wisleh ounvened st | fit and by force remove end eject the eid Dixons, and No, 134. of Jnly 26, 1855, from the War destroy their tenements: All of whieh conduct and every doudiful guiltiness, for the iuterest of the service if he be guitty; and therefore adyan‘egernus on both sites. But & specification is good, and will support the fading and sentence uj it, with or without such descriptive design*ion of the act, ed it appears that the facts alleged and preved constitute, im any point of view, the literary connections o2 the New York Tribune waa pub Nisbed I your paper, over the signature ot ‘Upsilon, L had but {roe idea of the true charaster of the conductors of that sbeet. Thad offen been told that, when in com uoverty. they were arregart, upserupulous, abasive, Ioapector Geerui, is President was ax nd ied eee eeertcomagy na was oméuct unbecoming sn | Ysnypore, in ibe prosent case, tho court, oomisting as | farjensL have heretofore fetended them: but whether, in | ish miitary ecmpantes, attended Ly 4 Load, were pco- | mho Lave, coniribued suribing. win bare pertarmed, he Brevet Lievtenant Colonel William & Mont y, Major | @* me ek pend ry cifigations the it did of cflicers of bigh estimation, may have considered, | sryth, there characteristics do not properly beloug to | rent. Ms. Meagher entered the hall about eight | ard estabiehing anacylum (or the poor and oppreded of ail 24 Infantry, on the following ebarge and specifcations:-— | To mich cbarge and specifications necused plended that their duty did not require of them to find the pre- | therm, your readers chal judge. Welock, and was received with much applause. | DAHODSandresore oe tet. woe antl boml= cuAnGE. FINDINGS AND SENTENCE OF THE COSY. ¢ avality of the aéta m, question, in so many words, | My'artic’e wis devigued to show the reading pub | 7 Vive fur huis sulject "The Penalties of Pabile Life,” A : net s at boa Z n x '. ment 4 A 5 ehing for his subject * sce—even in the storms whish crossed them ia their Lar ert ir = by =o aon eng ‘The Court, after consideration of all the evidence in the fight be Iuberred trom faeces Wadinpioe ten, Sheeser Sat] ins hasrsbueecwas ay ast, Matte: to tha wabpiclns BET") ot ca: Mite aK SRAM@GG AgheaSellid Lal de co- |. Sighi-~'be-enilen, tend, tama: pct, gE Bw. Ho Specyjication 1. In this; That be, Wikia R. Mop'go- | care, finds the accused, Brevet Lieutenant Cotonel Wil- mery, Major in the 2d regiment of Infuntry, and Breve? | finn’ R. Montgomery, Major 2d Infantry, as fuHlows:— Lieutenant Coloxel in the Army, commanding offt- Ist Specification. “Guilty, except the concluding words, cor at Fort Kiley, Kansas, and Baving received from tho | that is to say, “All which’ was an abuse of his “trust, © Commander of the Department of the West the following | violaiion of his public duty, and was conduct unbe partiality im its book notices, because ita literary editor was employed by two publishtcg houses in New York se a nanvserip! render. Twill nov repent the argument I Then employed, nor aéd any reasons why, in my opinion, this serving on both sides ts improper. | The theta being from the rentence whieh they prowounced; and that ites have offered itself to tveir minds in consequence of parent bubstantivereds of stalement, fo which tLe ity of the facts is here alleged in the +peeities'ions. requics of Henry Clay, A great city, opulent as the | tu ‘lary stars and like them never to be elfacal, writ- Queen of Sheba, vncovered her feet abd head, pat ce the | (en ox a commandment on this superb ge'ewayot the ‘weeds of widowhoed, and bowed in homage to the mem» fc, ‘This hohest fellow, whose hand eangive his ry of the wax whore voice would teach and gladden her | children their caiiy bread no ‘more, was borne thither ro more. I was not forhim to egeak of the various fecl- | im thoee vimes. With bim came his wife and twe of the Be To prevent the cesurrence of sich oecarton of question 4 Nhe pauls will Sodee foc, thempelvens As orders, to wit:— an officer and a gentleman,’ suge language being regard- | or exte ere ee wane * ‘ 0. AS | childsen—'he objects of your A band. - : 3 ption in futare cases, permit me respecttully wo Hy Lumet " ree, ts ~ | ings with which a scene like this was contemplative. At m—'be 01 your charity, A . MOC AARAGee March aL ina” | | G,by the Court as forming no necessary pert of the spe- | guggest, elther as ecncluding or commencing words ot | hii cyite cations cesfasnlle: wegen It Craot hace | alfeceh aclermuitiee there was much flsehood as well as | & R000 fuiker. » Rood traderman, Bo sat hixveitiiwn at Sm—1 gn directed by the General commanding the De- | {iteation, but simply as expressing the inferences in- | specitication, the employment of the v ry woris of | the least objection tote Sting the widest publicity, It | truth. Yaskion could deck herself a3 gracefully in the } opve to work, ond {i thia new field improve the jortunes SP cas that cea wil fended to be drawn from the facts theroin set forth; | otarge, ard that svob expressions of quslidcation, as the | juay, thereivie, be stated ‘hat George Ripley, its Mterary | mourning stere ax in those livelier saloons, where wita | of bia little household. How he tolled, his death in the partment to say, that you will, with the least delay prac- | from which tacts it will be tho province of the Court to Ueable, cause io bo -urveyed gud marked out distioctly | grew its cwn conclusion when tt comes to ‘express an ‘he Ime of a military reserve, containing a tract of land | opinion upon the charge: of suflcient extent to afford all the advantages of timber, | "od sre-ijication, Guilty, except the consinéing words, fuel, hay. and other requisites for a miitary post. that fs to say, “All TwbIGk. dessit ond conbenigyest was 2 In establishing the bourdsry, you will be governed by | preach of duty, and of official integrity, and was contuct ¢hcumstances, and a due consideration of every advan- | unbeconing an ctlicer anda gentleman,” which words e to be derived from a military reserve. cepted easons set forth finds “ering msde the survey and crtabitatied the hoindary | 2x2 excepted for the reasons set forth in the Sndlog +) Tig Maes, distinctly marked, you are authorized at once to | “ea spadjculion. Gull ihe concluding word: faim St an the military reserve; and yon wilt make | that in to sey, fae hardin: as Aferwonld bed Sa jailed report of rt to these heacquarter#, accompanted | a grave oflicial’ matter, fie, the said Montgomery, with a map, to be submitted for sanction to higher ua- | with interested and corrupt wotites a6 aforesaid, was < ecitor, is also salaried by Messrs, Harper & Brothers, and ty Mr. J.C. Derby. publishers, It is repor'ed that he receives from the tormwer houre $1,200, aud from the lat- ter $860 per ennum, for his services. ‘One result of this contrc yeray will be that these facts wil now pave on wide ® elreulation ax Mr, Ripley him- telt could desire. And as that was all) inf ‘to ac- compiish in wy former communication, lam, in that respect, entirely razistied. Bnt if this snug arrangement of Mr. Ripley’ is as ia- notent as the Tribune thinks, why doge that Jou nal get into (ech a tomering patsion when i: is ade known’ Why t rom nature of the facts may require and justify, when ew- ployed, be insorporated in the narra'ive part of the spe- cifleation, I have the honor to be, very respectfully, ©, CUSHING. Hien, Dm vERF0N Davis, Secretary of War. Py oider of the Secretary of War : ? 8. COOPER, Adjutant General. ench a seductive subtlety of art bali and bridal dresses | prime of fe bears witess, His wire dyiog # your were hooped out and puffed for sale, Vengeance isel’, aa bis toil wes doubled. He toiied aril” his restiees while the hunted prey kad life, might comp is | leod turned to water; tolled uni} hip eyes fietred bair ond coo) its thitst with copious cups, poured } were turned to sine; toiled until, in the desukijion of cat in memory of the coffined foe. Of one feeling alone | his blincness, hie veartstrings broke, Gontle, tashiul, was le inducéd to epeas. Of one feeling alone, which | most timid in his in‘ercourse with men, his death vas as such a spectacle wigh* excite, mxtructed by experiences, } uBortentettous os bis life, Had he been lees shrioking, Was heat all cupatioto speak. If be did not mistake, | the latter mig)t have been wore notable, for he had a there was more than ene yoong heart in that | quick intelligence snd copious eloquence. Nocomplaint, yuet crowd bewildered with the pagent, the inct- | vo prayer for help—not evn the wi iia hand eulrene in Cents it recalled, the ambition it ingyired, The boy bite | tbe sit—the last sgnal from the wreck which f going farewell tu the heme of his boyhood, Tt has bein tha | down—calls ‘or sucoer and companionship, He des, ws nursery of bie fancies, his friend ‘ani his hopes. In | died t)ere nameless heroes under the wa.is of Budt— THE BOOKSELLERS’ WAR. Prog of the F: ~~ Ee Becomes Personal— Maunifestoes et v i ‘ + {t jumped the true issue, and made a per- * 3 Perma Hata w. race, aust aay con. | Kutna eita einioatne® witch ic ace a | _ bane emehe emer, ete eden tt "sw™<"™ | send ateckuzon mo? on Ht be tht fee ny | © pee Wie anmophers—in the eedow oad alt | ARORA Tae ed” asa a. . Y i. T. " 4 u re im Chariea Lamb's fal C = ni er “3 4 ‘The Commanding OMierr, Fort Riley, K, T. cepted, for the reasons set focth ‘in the finding of the | [From the American Publishers’ Cireular and Literary Brit hie omnia, ein the ehecee discovered—that he | streems from the thrones of the poeta, the graves of | Tiit cdatha Melt seresd on ihe ioe tee Oot j oaped ate And having thereafter, that is to say, June 14, 1854, | Court to the first specification. under the orders aforesaid, reserved, nround said fort, a | — Sperisication 4. Guilty, except the words ‘‘and pecmis- tact of laud 18 miles by 10 miles square, for the military | sion,” in the third Wne of the apccification, and the Gaxette, Dee. 15.) TUDHSHERS AND THY PRESS, In arecent article upon ‘ Publisuers and the Press,” there'was certomly no'intention of provoking a personal won'd try to tito the finger that points at his cell, where be mortifies bie carnal desices? For ooing this service to the community, the Tribune heroes, and the groves where philovopby had anticipated | jew, thir ndmes unbonored and unsung. but who, nevor- the Messiah—he bas been filled wit e passion 19 de | theless, aulwated by the lave of freedom and father! went — 2 e cf x rah de inst tarie greet. The cslebritien of history—ihe notables of the | om cally, singing, ra lopal anthems, agains: the wdiorics oemmonwealth— be t “ue uf st i", duly r d paid reser- @ i . _ Py whose craves fires vornlie Shee, TAN PO cater Lin pogh GRIGA: Ga ees LCs penne te Ta eae eect at tas | dltonlapone “Lowel ah’ Sasiguh ot at orice to tone tho} haa treneharoully Walia is sonAapee segomed by we. Au SC OtetieraT a SRO Baar eae, tae Azra nnd To, died hy iousapde ibe unnamed dau gods} y . * mks ; to srpoke Lous Kestuth. Ob! if great wien, Onprns, No. 84. : Scobutiog voris— that is to pe, “All of yhiah eondnbby general imprestion that tearm oT ace ie the | the Mué—and dregged my maxe before the public, with | quenters of the Aventine and Acropolis. He would emu } ,,aountpoke 1: Reecy aa} toabtionsd Wy the tobiy world ere a th ws.” tity, » vom tion of bis public ‘anty, See ee eer no” | intrinsie excellence of tne works themselves: and it was | ®Prefurion of epithets that must have taken comsitera- | late the best, the noblest ot them, He would serve the every breath is cchsed; \maeu whoseevery ble study to acquire. Now the public hw? not the least lvurelled chaw pton of the people concern to know who ‘‘ Upsilon” was, nor what bis cha- rac’ec might be; but they had an interest in knowing whether his implied charge against the Zritune was true; and now they do know. 10 n6t believe that apy other paper in Boston or New Yosk—not even the wos’ scuriflous woaid Baye conde scended to use the language which the Tribune has seen fit to employ. against me. The days whem Blackwout could call Brovgham ‘a Billingsgate tshwife.? and MzCudoch ‘an ignorant lout,” have gone by. For tue hovor of Hterature, that syle’ of “argument” Las fallen written upon cecasion of the assertion of a Boston news- paper that a publishing house had atiempted to coorce ‘he press, because ithad seen fit to withd:aw its acver- tinements from that paper coutemperancourly with ao unfavorable notice of ove of the publications of that hewse, ‘the temporary committee of the Publishers’ Asaccia- tion desire to state frankly, that thisstatement aboot the ptess was made by the Ciyculay in such a manner that sme leading journate have felt themselves ealied to the eefenceot thelr own honesty, although the intention ot =Ve borne tothe Capitol—wontd shake the pillars ot tie “actin ope are Ahatli je tepate Yall with periods which, should eeho dhrough the | 35 vcd. ay traves an generous, as full of noble thioghts, mountains, tho lof iestand the furthest of the futuro, In | By ees te greutan they are, silently ive, ank with: that crovid, that grent array of arms, there tong lines of | Oot yecognition vie, ibey were sure to bow theic sin houses hung i black, the funcral car, the solemn musio, | Dun tityand grief, Grate'ul dol thie night feel that. in and the one name on every lip, he bebolts his cream ot | (Ye instonce i ie given me to reverse the sentenct which fame Rie The young reams should beware! tUvas | cov demuathe uusbrrusive huso” to am uRkoown wate Teyublie could deeree. Tt. wes glorious to kaye ona’s zold- | Uraterubde | ied! that the powes, if given ime vo iing ententences graven on the walls, on monumental ries, } Sate would hove courigued it, and the obildsea if ait gra banners tavning the dusty thoroughfare. Rut let | hicnest mon trem the helt lrs:ness to whteh his deat de- 1. By virtue of instructions from Headquarters “De- | becoming en cflicer and u gentleman,” which concluding pe it of the West, of March 21, tone the military | Words are «xcepted, for the reasons set forth in the tind- reserve for Vort Riley, K.T., “of sufficient extent to | ing tothe first ypecilication, and ‘Guilty of the charge.” afford all the advantages of timber, fuel, hay, and other SENTENCE. requisites for » military post,’ will embrace o trast of The Court then passed the fllowing sentence: —That land bounded by four lines; two drawn east and west, | Brevet Lieutenant Colonel William 2. Montgomezy, 2 ma- aad iwo north ‘and south—the former at five, and the | Jor of the 20 Reghnent of Infantry, be dismissed the yer- Jatier at nine miles distance trom the contre of the pa- | Vice of the United States. 2 sade at. this post. 2. In conformity with the ith Article of War, the Ml. Mejor Edward Johnson, U. S. A., and Captain N. roceedings of the General Court Martiat in the fy Lyon, 24 Infantry, are charged with surveying said re- | 1g case have been transmitted to the Secretary of War, ; : Lon ated 8 the article was no purely impersonal thut the committee | a 4 secve ai as eariy a pericd as praaticuble, and by him jaid before the Presitent of the United States, i numittoe | to dinuse—abondoned torhe puriieus explored now by | bimteke heed cf the peitts ihrouga which these honors | Lopest men trem the hel: Irs mose to whieh hie deat do, Ui. The A A.Q. Me Lieut. Sargent, will furnish the | The folowing are the orders theroon:— eens capes epatis vane Th Gpeatner fasts Hot Corn philanthropists. were achieved, Let him hewace ofthe penalties of pubis | nT hel, that $16 perm goa Tala qoove, Wael aa true uisite facilities, isp Sathr: Wan Dumsarunr, Dee. 8, 1855. | pressfon of thes vogrst th But the Pritune’s abuee is mostly froth; intoad, Tan | Me. Bis fret appearance ly successlul. But success | {9 mnths gave Reon troerts mer! In the grsom pitol order 06 Eiyh ido Gol Maeweainemes, 61 55 ped noreiticent has this day confirmed the proceedings | “sar while they state thia, the eommt tee rust still ap- | svurprired that the wri'er b found #0 few things ia my. | prove hes ¢ ssi a eee ee than, | geihers cn tbe grave we sve there fresh beneaih op: foo: OH } r, i. ‘ a a . a a je discredit. Very few peop’e go through the world withour | quence s# teo lower at th P vg e: e lig! di tla 8 sprii touch , ; tru:hulness of the article, ise y few people g 8 , imax— | Fieams of pure Nght pase, and flowers spring 0 24 Liont, oth infty, Post Adjutant. | Bevel Lieutenant Cclonel Willam BR; Montgimery, Major | Pome toate tn dhe mind of any lotolbgest man ay al iar | cLammitting soue fly. oF abeurdlty, ox worse, parhups, | WA, dnish sclovwenee—that'e all | Here Mr. Magus: | ALw snow which covers it this etuter. They whan tho sak i ct . t ba case! he ‘th tae nt of Rewananeit “4 if nothing nore be urged against ms Wit urst into a splen pase: equened, cling i te r % He, the said Montgomery, did thereafter, that is to say, army. ’ miliar with the managemert of newspapers, that there is pt asea pda courte prod. eres ae atatenree tBeridan fir Weatininiter Bi ublie balls and streets of Dublia toed aco iad méwhen at Feit Riley aforesaid, on the 20th Septemoer, 1854 al Though meanwhile vested with no authority or discretion in the premives, beyond the orders aforesaid to establish a kind of indirect influence both sought and exerted be- tween the publishers and the press. Every man who publishes books has constant applications tor copies of MD, and Shiel in the Hous or | publiokalle-and streets of Dublin, stood avo may : one i 8 Hd to yal cast @ on Cif HILL BS Seas bake bordky Pesta arent Abe por Tl anf would in m fow daya be baptized in flame the cupid) of Jeulcusies, overridden, ripen into enmities, Bnatiics | pew sepubiic, are now beside me, with hearts as (rue a proved himself so Ittle of @ gentlinan, why, 1 sboil Ste Department cannot pack withoot notise ithe con- i tink I bave ecme off remarkably weil. duct of the other eflicers of the army who engaged in the Pawnee Association to establish a town upon the miléta 1 4 s to the assertion in the Zribune that my eo ‘ica | resulve themselves into conepiractes. These conspiracies, - ard procioim © military reserve, and with no author. | )A¥" @ a > works “for notize,”? of requests for advertisements, with | |. -Ae to tho assertion in the Zribune that my communica ae acie’: | then, to do bonor to our comrate and service those My 00 take to himeslt or transfor to others any Paerve at Mort Riley. | If they have no oficial responsi: | The prcmice, as an inducement, of good notices, ora vefa- | fiom was cceatic ned by its unfavorable notice of » book. | against bs eberucior and happiness, pursue thé public | ne towed Shun death comes to prove the old. Bother- part of it, ellow and authorize certain individuals t9 | seigay for, in Influencing the commanding attics to taxe | Sal of notice because there iy no advertisemeut. This 1s | Publivbed ty Thiilips, Sampson & Oo.. Mr. Ripley is well | man righ; and dey, coll about bin even ia sacred places, | nog ot 1e48 till lives. Fos the father's hand flat has Sonupy and tuke possession of 400 neces, moze or ess, | ihe step ‘ited bas inyeiyad hilvs th sueb dificnl ies. not gross pecuniary bribery~but every man oan see the | Sware that itis untrue. Ard it the Zritune does not cor. ] are ipnbe ns! rey be Sy eatga been wibered, @ thousand here leap forth, md the him wih their slime. It is mo longer his eloquence they dlsparage. That bas Leen proved;and when the wor d applauds, ‘ho bitierert critio may hold his tongre, aad liken whipped hound, hudole himself away. Is ia hit rect tbat etatement, it will show that its mygoanimity ie eqnal to its other claims upon the respect of cecent mu Whot } have to say concerning the goresal character « the Ziitunc’s eriticiems will be prevented to the pabiic within (Le limics of the said reserention, for a town site, aud for that purpose did engage with them to exclude it from the reservation; and he, the suld Montgomery, did Join with the said parties, in their appropriation of the chatacter and consequence of ruch trinsactions, The commitice, of course, do not wish to quote instances of thie kind. They are weil known to the trade and to the preyer of each one it—suffer the little ones to cone unto me, ene Pia boop ! And thus chere is oe passing threvgh the gloom, and flowers spring up tkougi the snow whieh covers the Irish rebvel’s grave. JEFFERSON DAVIS, Secretary of War. Ul. The followirg opinion of the Attorney General of the United States, upon certain questions invo.ved tn the caer) mth 1¢ | press, and our icaders will be sa‘istied with an assection, vit p nied t 8 1 we] 5 lank guid land, wud associate himself with them under the | Beer ae Oe ‘iio {y | siueo'our chject is not individual dlagrace, but general | eheatere. But no eensideraiion ean inéuce me to eon. | strict bey mow iuspeneh ther wise bin dovtn bah j name and style cf the Pawnee Association, to establish ubivhed for the i ti A voverninentot alleon. | reform. It is wrong upon both rides. le articte in | tivwe & merely personal controversy. 1 have iarown | ¢ gue. They miles ki MeN cto nie ot The Deathbed Scene of Col. Aaron Bier. town on site aforesaid, and to sell shares of said | Bomentd ur the information und goveramen Con: | (uestion implicated both sides, for where there ix a pacty | buck the camouflet, but I sbail not mection Ne. Ripley's | ous times and iabbles for a parallel f ia shame. Throwing ride the classics, and the ana ogies of modern | It has generally been believed and eupposed thit Col. story, they dive headlong into the foulest pool ct vitu- | Durr aied en unbeliever, refusing religious eonsontion. erate, and getile him by the han liu. The your | 4 roct excellent and. distinguished Fpisespal mister patriot is @ echemer, a libertine, » swindler. Worse ‘piscopal mijister, tkan all—worse than schem'r by'ten thonsand tines! | in preaching a sermon to the young men of Washigton Werte than iihertise, as the leper ie more hifeous an | City, two Sabbath evenings ago, alluded to Gol, Barr's the cripjle} Wore than xwindler, a3 tho eaiti who ’ who t1af in the face vf the saviour Is acovonted vier | SUPBCHed religious infdeli'y, which led tothe falloving than be bet. breke bis Lones upon the cross! Let him | highly interesting correspondencé betwoan 8. €. Red, Jr., nme again, ncrieply to any further personal attacks. In the meantime, I respectfully ack every editor who has copied the article from the 2) Wun, or given its pur- port, to print this briet reply. ieepectinily yours, ¥.H UNDERWOOD, THE LA&T WORD—A DYING SPLECH AND CON- YERSSION. [From the Tribune, Dec. 19.) For monthe, we might ray .or years, cértala persons, bribed there is » party bribing. Ihe press and the pus- lic owe it to their professions t. at such petty dishoncaties should cease, The article in the Cireday has very natural y called forth gome comments ia the newspapers and in private circles, So Jar as we have observed, the gencrul expres sion has ben in favor of the justice of tae positions it assumed, # ‘ & ‘ef hd * bd ‘the Now York Tritume also takes notice of the article yerty, and otnerwise aaake prote and gain for Arrorrey Gunmnavs Osrice, Dec. 1, 1855. and his acaveiates in the sald Pawnee Assocla- | cin Your eummunicution of this date, transmitting ‘Boo, by their appropriation of the said portion of the | for my consideration the yeeord of the trial of Brevet - said milivary reservation. AU which wae am abuso ot his feyjourunot colonel “Williaa Ro Montgomery by & Sore Sse iias ora hag was conduct Un- | Goners) Court Martial, requests ry opinion of the ming an officer onda gentleman. ey, | questions, whether the’ finding of the court upon the Specification 2, In this, that he, ae poattaraRey, specifications, connected with the finding upon the charge, did at Fort Riley, Kansas, oa Be Fad erga | PS suffices to sustsin the sentence, and wheter: the excep- make an official reyort in writing ta the Commander of | tions of the court to some of the ecntents of the specitl- r, es 4 bearken to it and shun the }ght--he is an adventurer! | yp, ho was thi resent, and the Rey. De. Vaerpelt, fhe Densrtoent of ihe West, which repozt, wiin the | cation were correctly taken. ip questicn in a manner which we confess somembar sur | poplichers, authors. and triends of authors, not succeed- q arg VO. WES tiie, preesne, apd Ciera Re ee @ecuments annexed to it, and making part of it is asfol- | “On Gramination of the reeard, It appears that the trial | Pres us. It does nck discass the pri Gules involved, | Jog in getthrg into the Prilune eowmendatory articies of | the eagle of 'T0 fey. vo, Ble is oa adventurer’. To | of Now York which explains itself. 12 is but proper to downs was had von a singlo charge,with four spocitications un- | Lut descends to.» personel attack om an individual pub- ) cera bocks in which they fol’ am joterest, go abou! | ihe public caure be’ bas given all, Por that cause | add, that the letter of the venerable Rey. Ds. Vaapelt lishing house. With such personalities this j mrnat bas rothirg to do. We are not attacking or defenoing indi- viduals, but simply ciseuseing x geveral question, in which ail are interested. We have, there'ere, liztle odca- sion to reply to the Tribune artile The publisher a%- tacked will, of course, mabe a reply, if he deems 1s worth Fonr Ruy, K. T., Feb. 20, 1855. | Jor it exhibited eects cf the Wer Doroctiront fa-—Herewith enclosed J have the honor of transmit {| “*y,!t exbibited by order ¢' the War Department. ting to Hepartinent Headquarters a plat of the military cane Conduct uabcooming.en ofiloer and a Fere:ve tor this post, established in Orders No. Bi | itis not necessary to the understanding of the potats of dare Uf) ibis in obedience to instructions trom Depart: | jaw submitted to me. to go over all the »pecilicasions, oF ment Heodiuarters, and ‘eurveyed and marked Ouv” | 46 soreat ary one of them. Analysis of the first spesiil- shohing their heads, looking soleumm and mysterious, and intiating that strange stories might be told as to the se- cret history of our Herary eiitielsims. At leng*hanarticle appews in the Puélishers’ circular containing ge charges cf openness to bribery and a habit ot, being ):i>- ed against the press generally. A wriler jn” tre Bostor hes dove the best avi dared the worst. Tims, for. | was read last Sunday evening, by the pastor of ‘unity tune, getiue, life rtelf has been devoted to it, It ‘i ; ; 3 j has net made hin rich, nor farhionable, nor a msan- | church, belore bis numerous congregaticn:— ber of Congress, nora City Judge, nor a General of Brie _,. Wastycron, Monday, Dee. 10, 185. gade, It la: not put a perny in his pocket, nora feather | Kev. Pn. P. J. Vasveur, New ¥ —It Ww ly DEAR § ‘on a very pleasant summerday, whl Saptain N, 3 i i rm ; in his manhood poor, but ho- ih redu mits. by Captain N. Tyon 2d Infantry, | cation wil put in view the enire subject matte: of in. | WhLe. Ove or two mirrep-ereutalions we must, how- | ‘vias, who signed himsell “Upsilon,” next took up the | SAS CaP. It leaves ban poor, - } ; . ect matte: Mee ti > ff t took up th st; baave, th te; withs tout | about two or three years ago, that I was cn bord « Between the 25h of December, 1854, and 10th of Jan- | cuiry, » : ever, correct. The Tritune says we have published ‘a | buscen, divesting agains’ the Tribune, by name, the Re- rer na Weems Py tae is tobe. fe ae steamboat going up ine North river #9 Newburg, wien } most sweeping charge of venality and corrup'ion against the leading York joumnals, in the ma‘ter of reviews of new bec ke,” and leads i. to bs indircetly but inevitably inforred that the charge is mace egaitst ine Tribune par ticularly. ‘Thia is without a shadow of truth, so far as We are concerned. Since the foegoing was written, the Tribune of th» morning, 13th inst , cally upon two individual members of the Publishers’ 'Ansociation to state explicilly what particular New York journals ave vene! ia their literary criticiime. We beg to remind the rilune that the New York Publishers’ Associstion is respounible fur any charges wade in this journal. This steaping aside to challerge individuals is, a> the least, not in good taste. ‘bere is, however, no oceasion for the spevitieation of paxticular papers, eked by the Ziilune. Phe charges realy made in our former article have been virtually ad ly every puper whfch ber noviced the mat- ter, The Zrilunc itse f has net denied them. The charge Drought by us is, that thore are journals whose book no- aary, 1885, and acnouneed ‘in Post Orders, Feb- | WT . cifention states that Brevet Lieutenant Colonel Re ee te ees ee est Oreere iti cet | Memigonery, being In command at Fort Riley, in the and 217, of Juve 14 and December 26, 1864. The allo: { Territory of Kuxsas, did certam acts, in vittuc’ or unter eeution of the tiret wea interrupte] vy the excessive la- color ot his cifice ané command, which are set forth in be, of, and changes in tue command, but finally coo | fyi) nd’ then eonctudes in there words: od Paget ray pape liwhich was an abuse of his trust, a violation of Talo Lerewith transmit copies of aletter from certain daca : hf SOT dnaividuale, nd my reply tureto. relative to ground, pile eat was conduct unbecoming an ollicer within the limits of the reserve, sufficient for a commer: | “7E, 8,8 Merton in framed on th ia} site at the head of navigation on the Kansas river, | same }vory. tt in, it sere forth the facie. charged in the Imiis of which are not yet definitely fixed, depend- | fui. and ecneludes with words of qualification logreally ing upon an act now betore Congress, but may, very DT | applicable—not the eame words, but words standing in ata exrend to the red dotted lines squating said site a$ | (he same legal relation, as the concluding cxpression of leated on ihe plat. y, | the first specifieation. The limita first scecified for the reserve wore mach | qhe court found the accn-ed guilty on each specifica mort extensive than absolutely necessary; but a8 tae | tion and guilty of tke charge, Det, ee to the frst epe mpace included was tra without inbabitamts, they were | cation, they found speciallyras follows arranged with reference not only to the wants of the | Amir fo specication of the charge guilty, except post, but also with a view to keeping liquor venders at @ | the concluding words that is to say: + Ali which’ was an proper distance, shough sadly failed of that object. Even | ghuse of his trust, a violation of bis public duty, and neal charges of the Putlihore? Circular, This “Upsie low? charged, in substance. that the T'vibunz exopicy as its principal Nterary evitic a person who was fed by the hand of two New York publishing houses, who th bim completely under their thumb, aud that by quence impartiality in the literary review cf this j was out of the question, we being sold through the c we Melia tothe two publisaing houses above reter- red to, Nor was ‘ Upsiion’’ content with this anonymous at- tack. He incloses bis ecmmunic tien cut frow the Adas to one of the principal proprietors of the Trilunr, taxing special paing that tue note should reach its dest:nation, ond statlr g, in bis cwn handwriting, well known ia enr efiice, thet the name of the writes 0! the article would be given up by the editor of the, Aras if desired. Not content with thie, he also writes to one of the New Yorr publirvbers refersedto in his communication as baving the 7ritune thus indirec'ly under pry, charging the criti: of the Jritune in 10wnd terms wih being ‘ systems 1i- venturer! Personal suecers can alone redeem him from | made your *cqoamtance, You were at the time apeking the infemy of the designation. ict bim rise, then; bet- | om the scuthern side of the great political question that —_ fer bie condition; put money in bis pocket; pell his opi- | stil agitates our conntry, 1 introduosd myselt to you j nicns and seli the people; tain out a carriage on the | and ycu seid you had frequently mot my fathe a! proceeds; plant a Nubian cn bis box with a boa round | *he house of Governor Tompkind, and tbat you had hia neck; paintem ape, or boar witn bloody task upon | ence spent an afternoon with General © Geor; the prnel, to Mnetrate bis ancestry; Jes him buy a house | Wathington. some cf whoee re aarks on the Uaioa, of the up-towu; mortgage it for the furnicuve and opening vall; } deepest interest, you repeated tome. The eonvorsativn at Biggs. 1 ol, Aaroa Burr. I, at the time, unler- ins of Patogonis; | stocd you to say that you attended Purr fa'bialast rup fer the Mesidency, ond be bought off handsomely | moments, and thet before be died you ndministend to the night betore the convention sits; let him do this, aad | bir the holy sacrament, and that be died éo it smarty, and be will be no adventurer, fa Christian, You stated tome, 1 thin! bet an influential member of the dest sociely, | at the town of Richmond, Staten Islind. thas it is, that, by a pleasant fiction of po- | If) am notiscorrect, then I desi e that you wilt tv me lite rceuty, when a gentlemen changes his | 3 full statement of all the facts concerning the lastino- loegings tor the better, it is presumed that his morals, 2s | ents of Col Acron Burr, and state, a9 near as youcan well as his wardrobe, have unde-gone a solutary trans. | s¢eollec', the subject of bis convervating befrre he dini— mutation, The vagabond? of Boulogne is baptized anew | fay three or four Cays—and what were bis last worcs at in ike founiams of Versailles. A drop cr two of costly | the time of his death. Ploxee state, also, if you hrdtre- airman uf @ corporation for the drainage | last turned cn of Lake Huron or a canal seross the 7 get appointed cl the tull with ‘tuat he lied sow individvals engaged in that banoful tealfi> are ob- | Nan conduct unbercmin > | tices are influenced by pecuniary ecnsideraticne, and that just.” , ‘ ¢ g an officer and x gentloman, : at | cally unjust,” bidding his corresponieat to tell him +o if onatie ne key of Blus Beard, and imps. | quent conversations with him on the sub f religion, Sraors, ypon, the reverve, and will compel me to e}eck | such Iungeaze being regarded by the court as forming no | {h¢Fe a10 not to be found amorg the obscure alone. We | he ilked, and threatening to bave the art‘cle signed **('p- | cin hees build Uouspeomte te the thaeat of tie road ite; | sud what were your opinions of wis tte’, and taak ‘them vy force. neeessory part of the specification, but simply aa ex- | bave brought no cher; against New York journals, of J sijon' «intperted as far as possible throughout the coun. cf Lecember, But it is not that the def-at of his good | were the opluicn? he entertainod, or expressed to you, on causc—especially if that canse has assumed the magni- | that subject. Lid you ever hear Lim ackaowledge, or tude of @ revolution—as it was in Haogary, 1 Italy, in | “id you ever believe him to be an atheiat or a deistY Irelanc—it 1s not that this defeat entails upon the public | MY object in calling on you for this informations to men the proscription which the worshippers of sucsess— | vindicate the character of Aaron Burr in this regard, and their pame is legion—ean inflict. Tein notthis atone | and to give pesterity the benefit of it. 1 bope it may be which the young man enteiing pubdlis life has to antaci- } in your power to gratify me. pate, aud ageinst which, if be de‘ermines to be trae unto With the highest esteem and respect, I hive the honor the end, ‘be has unflinchingly to stec] himself, The mo- | to be your friend and cbedient servant, Beaten journals, or avy in particuar, Morecver, if the charges were denied, it would not be incumbent upon us to set ourselves forward in Don Quix- ote fashion to 1emedy the great evil. Pecaute one makes the general charge that ruciety is corrupt, is he called upon to name individual culpits? Becnase one states that many members of the church are hypocrites, is he called upon to tay who these aro parueula:ly ¢ We thick So soon as the government shall purchase its lunber, | Dreein : pg the inferences intended tobe drawn from the and procure its fresh beef butchered, for this post— | frets therein set. forth; from which fa-'8 Te will bo the whied, with respce: to tho tirst it soon will be competiol | province of the court to draw its own conclusion, when to do, and with respect to both inay do much more woo- | Pyne to express nil optiiter supa the cherie vomical'y than wanafacturing the one ant subsisting | “5, their nding on the second. thicd and. fourth spect- and tlavghiering the other—ine apart of the re- | geattons they subjuin a quulification similar, muta‘is nerve way, with great advantage to the citizen, and with | rwandis, according to the substance of cach’ of those Iittle or no detriment to the goverament, be reduce’, | {hice epeeiticntions perhaps, to the Hues dovted in red ink around the garii” bite : try, with a note to each editor «xpleining the matter,” ord this insolent and threatening le'ter, which tie pub- Visher to whem it was Cirected was by its terms auth o ized to communicate to us, was signed, not “ Upstion,” but F. H. Underwood. bir. Underwood thus assume? the in bis iangersensl character of Upril own proper Dame and ignaty tion, not merely in,” But under his f ucalmpniater of the Fi In ccnelusion, they say:—“ Of the charge, guilty.” the 1) ibunc iteeltmay be quoted ss authority against such | 77iJune, ag a corrupt, bribed and bought journs!, whose | wect inont ble life Rie pa hee SAM. C. REID, dn. gon. Very vespestfully, your obedient servant, Gon the souk, taesane p & position, 4 Berks a » went he enters public life Nis name, and ever@bing be . 5 - =a ° question, of course, is of the i liserary eviticiems were eystematically unjust ard’ worth- ‘ ; ’ » Major 2a Te hfe HAAG vahcity of the proceedings of the court considered as hat the evil referred to by us asa matter of current | jern: and finding him thee, as it never with bis fet ia | TREE tO him. becomes she property of the. public ‘Tnenepay, Hanwoyn sx, New Youu, Deo. 13, 1855, A Tofantry, Br. 1. .. Post. Everytuing he dces—the pettiest—vecomes notorious ant Exaggerated, Should ne cross the Brooklyn ferry—Atty to | Mf 4M. by ign gud ‘i one |—~vhe news will be telegraphed to Harlem, Should he Ay Tear SiR—I received yours of Monday, 10th inst., theeze in & prosceniom box at homer they’tl hear of tha | last evening, in which you ‘desire me to give you a tml) tventat the other end of Minnesota before the frost fs | ras out of the ground, A perfect stranger—a hoosiee trom | *a*ement of ell the facts concerning the Inst moments of | Terre Haute, or a buekeye from Teleco~ confronts himin | Colonel Aaron Burr, &e,"? In compliance with your de- a Mage, mays he’s provd of his wequalatanoe, slaps him | sire, Istaie—That in the summer, about the 20th Jun on the back, a: nv ites bim vo a Hee fe finds m= , sf persible to refre~ that is, bnds it imporsible to escape | Atatea irined, ues he ame fe, Port erp ry wel out ot « certain place net ‘Aefined on the map of either | Tonided--as abo did the relates sha, tier Oey report should be examined, and, if possitle, extic guished, would be desired, one would suppcse, by ‘all gentlemen connected with the press whose elf. rerpect is concerned in the question at inane, SOMETHING RICH FROM ODIO, {From the Sandusky Reporter, Dec. 14.] ROOK PURLIBHERS AND ‘TH PRISE. A few days since we called attention to an article in the Book Vublishere’ Cirevlar and Gazelle, which, in most unequivocal werda charged upon critics and newspaper proprictora yenality and bribery in their critiques of Senvietion sn rentence; Jncltental to whieh is the other RIP, ts * question, of the correctness of the exceptions taken b; Quarters, Department West, Jefferson, Barracks, Mo. | the court; and the two questions are 50 uch oouass i, Fort Runny, Sept. 4, 1 what they may well be di-cussed and disposed of in one Sim—We, the undersigned, citizens of Kanses Territory, | continuous series of observations. ‘wou)d respectfully request that a Usa of the govern- Raa | into vhe beoks of misitary law, and the pre- ment reserve (ony 329 acres), Sying between One and | cedents of trials, even those of the greatent Importance, Four Mile Creek; or the same quantity of land, lying | and whore the interests at stake indu:ed a searching Between Smoky Hit and Republican Forks of Kansas | scrutiny of all matters of procedure, whether in Great river, at the distance of avout three miles above the | Bralein or the United States, it will be seen that, am t. be thrown off raid reserve, for the purpose of | the received forms, there is no one of exclustve rigor ani our face, not merely slancering us, but evidently attempt- g to frighten us, we therenpon hit him a kick, without attention to delicacy in doing s0, or much ‘are as to the part that might happen to be bit, or mach thought as to the ponsible consequences to the party who had thus provoked us. If the nose of the public is of fenéod in consequence, Mr. Underwood, not the Zriune, is rerponsible, | The cameustet is exclusively his. Findicg bimeelf thus unexpectedly dragged int the light of day, be now seeks to pars himself off—vni the Bowion Adius seems disporcd to give Lim some counte Mason 0. F. Wrvsvir, Assistant Adjutant General, Mead hemiaphere, Ser ipture says there is no redemption. Ho d ting a town site. ’ necessity, in which to state inilitary accusations. hew books. The tevelation waa of an extratdinary | Fance in Colng s0~-as x poor, innocent, harmless help. | capitulutes to the favieation Ho deccenan Into the ox, Srapeteeeas eee ates be en, (puts) elas We would resoecttully represent, first, that the wants | In the American service the custom is to present a | chaructcr—veing » confession, on the part of book pub- | lees, disinterested irdividual, whe mer ly wiche! ‘o dis: | Change of ibe Astor House or soine other popular and | 2 Yaletvdinarian, in feeble health, Judge HaAwacds s9- populous rerest, ana tehes the drink. He bobs to the | tad aduiuister the omssgtions er tages en ra hoorier, or # tothe buckeye. From that moment b ie > euch Keported inthe Mihest ccleg thet ein son. he sald, was destred by Colovel Burr, and wonld be agroea- 1) mn * a riodieally sleeps in the Tombs. A “ 5 nhulking shadow, ta the payer some base bred cowadly Unt0, The ony is SALE V4 Codat aha eee el of the country cemand some eligible pointon a navign- | -‘charge,”? so called, iu general terms indica‘ive of ble stroom as a shipping and receiving point. Secondly, | {ho uffence imputed, as *derertion,” “disobedience that it cannot injure the reserve nationally, as that por: | of orders,”? “mutiny.” or, as in the present enee, “con- thon of land asked for is entirely destitute of timber or | duct unbecoming an ofticer and s gent! 2?” and to sub- anything }kely to be required for the wants of the post, | join a ‘aposification’” or “‘apectfications,” ‘im whieh are and ufficen'ly distant tvom the garrison to preven’ any | ‘et forth the particular facts, which, it fs concetved, by cuse tke abstract quesiion whether the two positions of veader to one or move leading publiching houses, ani that of literary critie tou leading journel, azo compat: te cr not, and of having been ruthlessly ‘torn to pieces by ue—poor irnocent lamb that he is—ia the arrogant, unseropolous, abusive style, utterly regardless of thé Ushers, of the baveners cf the whole system of book etd as practised by most of the metropolitan press. he charge of ccrruption wos co pluinly made, wnat it could not be mistaken; and the press, thus arraigned, ‘of course ¢ uld gearcely avoid a reply. The 7rilune gives the (ircular’s charge a moa un- r conspirator agaiast hia good name and happiness, dog 4 } eerrea hments upon the wikitary; and, thirdly, that | the party preterring the acensation, ‘or by the authority | qualified denis) so for as that daily i« concerned. Ic | Vghts of private character and of the common courte- ator Pe Heuce, 1 visited him minister of the Gospel, once or Mere is no ciber eligivie point; which’ is reapect(ally | crdering the trial, constitute tte offemce designated in the | taye:— Upen inquiry. of the, respuasible comduccor of | sles of life, which he now gives the patie to uelo cant Serta eae alle, Tee i etone ponte maeUites | twico 'a Weck. At there consecutiver iater Iwas | aubmiited, and a reply requested at yeur earliest con- | “charge.” the paper in which. these wholesale allegations ace put | is another of the encrmities which the Tribune bas t) | deg dim to bix heme; hor gocdness, wor leve, nor death | Ueiformly received by him with his seeustomed Yenience. ae ieee. In the British rorvice, on the other hand, there {s no | forth, we learn that their anthor is a Mr. Mason, one of | answer for. itrelf is racred to them, Of the oppressed Catbohe of | Politeness and urdanity of manner. The time spent F, FRANCIS MEZICK, ROBERT WILSON, | distinction between the “charge” as such, and the the houre ot Manon Brothers, of this city. Wat ex: |, This, however, {: a dodge which will not serve. Mr. Wn- | Ireland it waa ubliwely cnid by crattan, that “peics | ita him at each hs srg was an honr, ANTHONY GRABLE, JOHN BETIS, | ciieation.” Fach separate fact, or set of facts, com perience Mr. Mason bes had ‘with other’ ‘not obscure f derwood might have discussed to hig heart's con‘ont. | and penalties stocd by his cradie, cord by his bridal bed, | Me 7 lowf—wam chieiy emsoyed in religious eon: 4 RC. MILLER, JOHN N. DYER. ting the watter of azcusation, is set forth in’a distine! | and valufluentia’ journals we do not Luow, though we auonymcusly or otherwise, the abstract question of the fpxtood, by his ochin.”” ‘The saune was true of every public | T)ifetlon, odapted to hiv doctining heatth, hie feeble Cox W. 8. Moxroomeny, Commanding Fort Riley. charge, even although there should be a plura’ have little dcubt that bis fusinuations are as fal-e in | incempatibility of the duties of critic and manuscript [ mon. No festival of his—z. festival of the honcehold | Ste of bedy, ond bis advanced nge, concluding — Fort Rutty, K. T., Sept. 20, 1854. | jects of charge, cash one importing © var OxxtiswEx—Io reply to your communication of the 4th | same offence, and therefore susceptible of cl: Smtant, requesting to have excluded from the govern- | uncer general heads of charge. by prayer to “Ahnighty Gol for the oxereise of iis respect to them ap i a he Tribune, for as pect anim respect to the Tribune. AS fer a: great merey, the influence of his holy spirit and divine we are concerzed, wecan say that that house have ed efforts to control cur columns for their reader. He might have published in every journal of the Union, giving names nnd particulars, that the gentleman podem heweves however secret, however sacrel— was sate from their trusion of the slimy spies who worm- , made 1epe who acts as the principal Hterary criti: of the Pi heme f blessing. In all which be appeared to take an mterest ment reserve, ond sufticient for a town site on the Kan- | Cur practics has-converience, not; to be sure, in every | awn purgores, and have been. repeatedly Aisnppotated. | is eleo reader to two eminent, publishing, houses in New Sas Maina cee forced oorecseetanie ie fey Maui, | 2nd be pleased, Pal rte would thank me for the sas river, in the vicinity of this post, for a shipping ant | case, but in many cases. Extenrive aivertising bas fu'led to secure the admission | York: he might have chuchied to his heact’s conent | prints, turned their mole like ama thiet-iike peepersicien | Prayers I cfiered up fa bis bebaif, for my Wind offlens and of notices of their bocks prepared by thele own wrilers, to obtain for them sry raore favoravly reviews than their intrinsie merita worl! justiZy, Some of these disappoint- ments bave been the occasion of nvger privarely rani- tested; all of them have very likely contrionted to the bed opinion: which Mr. Mason now ¢xprosses respesting the ‘not obscure and unintluential’ New York press in gene- ral.” And goee en to administer sowe gratuitous advice to publisLers generally, and to vhose of (he flash clase in rarticulor, ‘The Times is more qualitied in its statements, disclaim. ing, however, any corruption on its part. It presses the Cirealar for tome Kpecitic chargo—asks Messrs, Apploton over this fact axa discovery of his own ocute geoiis, ig- norant that the gentleman in question was known in al literary eftcles to be in the service of one of those houses before’ be entered upon ours: he might, if he pleased, have eriticized the eciticiems of the Trilune, and. shows it he could that they were partial and tnjast. Au this he was at full literty to do without bringiog his own per- senal motives and pesition into questic, But when he set bime aean accuser of the Tyibunm, and a de- nounver of ite Mterary criticiems as ‘systematically un- just,”? giving there or no other renson exvept his own personal opinion thereupon, the questions bes.me of im portance to the public and to ue—Who iy this Mr, Under- interest | took in his «pirituet ‘welfare, it gave “| him pleasure to sce ine aud hear m Wiles iad when {| Treminced him of tho advantages bo had enjoyed, of his honored and pions ancestry, viz: his tather ao win'sier of the Genpel, and Président of the Colege | at Titnecton, New Jercey, and his mother a descen’- | aut of the leaned and celebrated divine, Jonathan Bi- || ds, ond thai donbiless many prayers had gone up to fiom the hearts of bis parente for hie wellbei weetiving poiu', | have the pleasure of ose ing you that Mi, for instance, the criune be of a genus which hay but Etully xccord with you as to the propriety and necessity | cae species, ax “sleoping on post,” then the “charge” ti Yor such a mart to supply the present and prospective | in general but a tithe a4 it were to the ‘«pecifieation.” gommercial wan‘s of the cilizen community, nov rapid- | Bur, even fa each a cre, thers may be a plurality of acts Wy locating tn this vicinity; and in view of the foct that | of the same olfence, which tt is proper to charge, al- point you desigaate below Ome Mile creek, is unes- | thongh, if pr ved, to be tullowed by but one possible sen- sential to the requixements of this command, and dectd- | tepoo for ell the acts. The proo's in the different cases edly the inseteligible for the purpose specified, I cheor- | may beditfor-nt, one of the accusations may break down, ly consent to exclude it from the reserve about being | and dteration of the efame, or circumstances of aggrava- dmrveyed and detinitely fixed for the use of th tion, or the reverse, will byar wpon ulterior questions of bn’ respectfully, Linhegmags (A mn cit approval cr commutation ¢f. se" feuce, or of pardon, + BR, MONTGOME But © the offense is..of a genus comprehending Mojor 2d Inf, and Bvt. Lt. Col. Comd’g Post. many fasten the comjeniense of classification under to account. They did eo with impunity from the inex- trics ble eral 1 which they we Leta man wi hed figured on the plottorm in the V’ark, in tho Leg fate, or elsewhere. incur some dom let bis child upbrel bis coachman baly, his wile abroond, or the baiillf thre ‘n, and forthwith 1 ix in print—the Inere tive heading ofan Fx'ra—the «ppetiz- Sit iter Of (pe bees m. Expostu’s Pip ae oe cf the rcandal, and chey will teil you the saffo-eris a public | sna happtr ess it reemed to affect him, Aga wher invio able, tearing down the doors, breaking fn tbe wia: | {UH the wore hat ererteenss Slabee fade moat Ronee Wreox, Jonx Ther, R.C. Matas, general heads of charge és apparent. and Putnam or anyboily. else, f ation to eomfirm | wood? Under what circumstances have his opinions been | 1°) #84 ¢xporing the inmaies to the gaze and eriticii | bis own declaration aud ble bebavior to me, an bis oy! f pmo Now 7, Stil moze i4 that comssaience manifest when the ac | the imputations #0 far ts the Tin ' concerned. fermed? And is this critic of ous exivieinna ‘lease free | cra'gone'wil beielie the natits eee ae ee ritual acviser, ho wan not an atheist mor adetst, | ravquanimns, For Rivy, K. 8. Dec. 36, 1854 cusation dy of a plarallty Cf offences, ay ‘disobedience | Ax these were the two journsls guneraily supposed | frem al bias? These questions the public are now, we | (het favorite, and that wies the burglary ual mesrit | did not administer the holy sacrament to him, nor did *m A a 1 apiain Lyon, 2d Infantry, ts ebarged with sur of orders,” leet of duty? and “muting,” and pe @ reserve, under instractions of the oommaniing | there is a plurality of acts of.cach offence. Then it is #; for which purpose he will selest three mon, ani } clear to see how owr pract.eo tends, not only to metho “ hit,”? it remains for the Civcv/ar to come for ward wi i tts specitieations, that the public may be made aware. f the whole truth, he snggest and reqnest me to do it. Ta regard to oiber topics, in the course of repeated converrutions, he rewarked he was near Ganeral Mont- dare ray, fully able to answer, acd here we are williag to let the Watter rest, We are periectly wil.ing also to give Mr, Urderwood the benefit of his own observation, that © public appetite ean alone be satinted. Home, th Howe, dear to the poorest as to the richest; hoine, dems ence (he work to-morrow. dize the proceedings, but, whut {amore important. to | New, while we “very few people go through te world without ourmit: | Crrdcn ef nicimcer gee ha dee amped cars heme, the | gomery when he fell at Quebee; amd that notwithetant. Ry order of brevet Lient. Ca, don a methodiee, the elome ts of deatston in the pulods of the ticular instances ting fon ply or absurdity, or worse, Ga ork, senat ef his Doibers the Serie tint itiherhace ng that et {i thearmy hg og on they woud " INTER, riers, and of the superior wuthority which is to approve voofs cannot be hope he ma: one of those senmble ta dri ov 4 i! | lave suceeséed. In reterence to the aifiir and death of . Bvt, 24 Lt. 2 Inf, Pout Adjutant. | or disapprove their foal watoun, _ In which {t ds preferred we tne’ conte tole x we Largs Hee eras reek we Dim who ventures tito pubic | General Heml z by experience; end we presuine mence another 1 counting the cost. Theatres and Exbibitions. Broapway Tueatre.—The amusing petite comedy on fived “A be mate | Call,’ in whieh Mad, Ponisi and Mr, Fenno appear, will be repeated thie evening. The jaye: nile comedians will afterwards perform the comedy of Cousin Joe,” and the burletta of My Neighbor's Wife.” The manager announces that ‘ King arming”? will be procuced in gorgeous style next week, life. fbovld wo one, then, enter into public life? It wi a cowardly conclusion. Tt was a despicable proden wlich, for feor of being lamporned, sitrank from pub Cuty, when the commen wealth demanded in open c the Voice and preacnce of the cittven. In ach a © even medesty, however pore, ¢eenera’ed loth, or romething of Vindsel — guiit. the public good required, if his conscience dade iu intellect onepired blu, let the young aspirant to the Caph, tal go forth, Tatiently, proudly, courageously lot hha prceeed, Hie tru’, couroge,' genus, would pro In which report sforeentd, he, the aid Mon*zomory Mean white, secking to have his reduction of the military reserve whichever of the two forme of praztice be adopted, whecher the Amoriesn or the British, cortain it Fort Kiley contirmed, and to secure the Paznee Arsocis- | is, in the the latter, a “ charge,” and thon in their oceupation of a part of sad reserve, did give | in tbat of the gpeeifieation,’? dos not meet & deceptive and falée coloring to his account dn said re. | to possess the techrica) nivety of, indistinents at the port of his own position and motives in reducing the sail | common Isw. Trials by court martial are governed miliasy reserve, by getting out as the explanation of his | by the nature of the service, whieh demands intelligible setion th ‘correspontionce with certain eitizmns, in | prockion of Iangu but regeads the xudstanse of Rept: mber previous, thereby designing and making it to | things ratver than their forms; which eschews loose- appear that he had aated {a the premises sinpiy nx 8 | nes# OF confusion in ali things, but reflects that mili officer, Spaition question submitted to his disin. | tary nat be capable of working in in not yet alsin the foxeground to the ght on the Zribune without discerning pubite.” As the 7rilane is so veloomyiacont in its essaraption ot honealy in éts review epartinent, we Ceem it in order to put & few qacries to its book notice editor Are yon not one of the cuitsr’s nf Havper’s Magazine, reoely ing for your rerviews }we. an tied do)l sea per Year sainry ? Are you pol maatseript reeder for the publishing hous of fe by, jor which you reveive eight husdred dollars por erqiisites 2” Are you Hot oceapy ing the pos! Mistaction of ihe mm bat litte was said. He intimated, | however, that be wer provoked to thst enovanter, At my inst infe,view with bim, about 12 9’clock at | nore, the ery be deperted this life, about 2 o'clock, P 4., os nforeraid, Sept. 1%, 18%, I found him, as usual, pltased tfsce me, uenquli in mind, aml not disturbed by bodily pain. Obre ving a palencss and bees ta his countenance, ond bis pulee sean ‘uttering an erratic, Lasked Lim how be felt, He, replied, not so well as waten Usa Dini Jast. Tthey sald, “Colooel, Ido not wish to siarm you, Dut jnéging from the state of your polse, your time with i "4 of oditor of Harper's Ma- Dechy's readen pardy incensidera ton of your ministration x > ive and fs ‘ 3 stenger then the eville, the dauderer and the spy. Pa- 2) ted offleia! j mt and discretion; and by stwli- | peace, it is truc, but more especially euid the privations | Kernen the Tritemaaa.e revinwer.ot pe eh Ninro’s,—The Ravels are to perform their famous piece ¥: is thort.”” He rep ied, ‘1am aware of it.’ It was thea easly concealing and omittiug from eal? report the fe | avd the dangers of war. f Pho you net toe! onligaind Ly yor conuection with Mecers, | of “Godcnshi”” (is evening, a ter whiclt Mle Gubert and | 422 feisteca tad Eewk ie toe cue ve ean oe veor Tole'ock, FM. and bis malnd and memory seemed duat he was, at the date of raid report, and at the the anost bald rtotement of the | Harpir and Derby anor dir works pariculurly,and gens’ | “he entire compa ef dancers wil appear in anew bailet, | Cwiunny, he bloated leech, would fall fram theaci | Pe?et 1 eaid to him, “In this solemn honr of your nia orders, reducin, xerve, to wit, ta {ug the offense, provided the | raliy wiih fever cunposed by M. Briliant, called * The Isle of Nymphs.” | ic’ had wounded, but, with ibe full indacure of ts soon | LUent bisnolation, believing as you do in the nee 8th Februnry, 1855, fn order to transfer a'par! of is to | legel offence itvell be distinctively and accurately the Pawnee Association, a member, sharetolder, and | seaibed in aned terms of precision ar the rules of w Prestient of raid assoctation; and thet the ri tary jurisprudence require, will be tena Xe dn cours man motes Lis persoual interests as a large shave {tel proceedings, and Will’ he adequate greendwock of te. 411 which deovit aid concealment was a conviction and sentence, and officiol integrity, and was conduct unbee In the prereat cae, therefore, inasmusi oa what re- an cflicer one ® gentleman. mains of each epecilication. aftor the exceptions made by pret 8 Int the, the said Moatgow the court, althongt Jess fa and explicit thao vo whole 37, ta his report afornsatd « the 20th Februnty origiva} specification, yet plainly appears, on a Comsrander of the Henartment of thy Wael, ingpesticn ef the matter, to ke competent t y the and intend the raid i Upding, ard torustain the chage, the proveedings aro, stond that the whol ntefthe reduction mace in dinay qpinion, valid in inw. military recerve by bis order of the Sth Kobrasiy, 1855, | If indeed, there were any ropugnance, in tis eave. be within the limits marked ani plotted for the town | teen the words excepted to and the rest of the specter atte, was for Cie purpose of said town or Pawneo Assocla. | tion, then the finding might be sadject to cavil ic the Mon, wheress in train he bad so marked and plo!ted eaid | #6049 of euficiency; but mo auch difeculty exisia here te Himits as to Wnclude therein, and to exemp: from tho mili- | fonds ot descciption being at most, whether in the #ti- fary reserve, eighty acros of land for Governor A. H. | matiyn of (he eourt or in any poset giew of them, inde Reeder, eiguiy ac ox for one Robert Wiison, forty renal, not necessary to the very vitality of te spevition- The + integrity of founnalian’” may not be at stake fa is matter, but the imtogri'y of edtisim certainly is; aed as you er your suyarior! Dave seon proper to open tho way Yor these questions by an asenmption of prrtest heuesty in your department, the “discerning publie' would fel the better satiied if the quertes were fu ly answered. A crrerpondent of the anwe jouroal says :—Now, my friend, ds not this a pretty tion on the part of our worthy caterers for the inveilortual appetite uf our coun try? Supposing a bad book ts published? Five dollars will endowe it, Supposirg a gore book ireks popoia try? five foflareis the entrance fe, Bat, peradventare, the an'bor of agoo’ bork canno’ aflerd to subsidize book se ers wod te press? Then, gool book goew to the shel’, wit, on the other hand, bal hook has tony to buck it, chen bad book wil be putied into euscess! Oh! nest bookeler! UO, eplerp ising purvegor for the ha- What & comforiable tatance shect mast be thie ballet is represented 12, afford fea — ana her confers ® Tare opportupily for the of their terptichercen abil then. Medina’ ts the lhet Nee 5 Powsny Trtathe —Shekapere’s eat traged: “Macheth’’ is to de produced this hale with = Mh usually strong strong cast—Mr. E. Eddy, @ favorive with New York play-goers, as the hero; Mr, Ward 8s Macdut, Mr. F, Rea as Lecate, and Mra Ward as lady Macbeth! the capital farce of the ‘Lumb Belle’ conclades tie en. fetairments. Batensive propsrations are makiog fur the holidays at this houre, Peer ws Teratee —Deepitelthe very gratifying mnesesa of new pieces, the mansger cdheres to bn conten of os cerionaliy bringing forward old favorites. The time. honored “Toadies!” is to be presente! to-night. tage hat with henew comedy ¢f ‘Tulse Pretencea,” which bas already bad @ run of nearly theee weeks. Mr. Barton bar charseters adiwirably suited to Lim in exch pivee, scritures, your secountabliity to Cod, letm: ask you bew you feel in view of spproaching eternity; whether j youbave good Lope, through grace, that all your sins will be psrdoned, and that God will In mercy. pardon for the sake of the werila end sightesnsneaa of his \ j ’ P d Jeena Christ, who in love suffered The young pabiot, for whore little ones T itt g feiua the Wy . thi . hein oarpest supp'tcation, died in eep poverty and load $ a yet us the ag my bit er death of the crora, eliness. Tn the poor ebamber where hin apirtt paseed | 42.4 wht, he cele with teen ea eae OF salva sray, the babble of he chisiren, ering for thete crass of | SC taubjostl tw ety,” bp welck ft wodersseeh bles wiead, alone disturbed the solitude, Few of his« t a (ink Gah GEOG’ of Cd takno io herder knew that he nd Been ailing. Of thowe few, fewer | (ween ‘hat cue sunjeck of such magnitade snd mo Hil could come to htm, to wet his parched lips, eu | 0 "his ony, cnutions (ae the word decwca tev eeprors rarow b the pillow over which death hed apread Bis wing | hiycvelt in Tul cc ere sats dba thes Slore ip thé midst ofthousanss, we in the miret TD caeet fest ox sant wealthy he cloned hie tyes, and felt the chiviven | With Ms usual cordial concurrence and munitost de wiih ihnte Ged, "thetworrteg eaime, abt these, uf ard | {ii8) 86 bueeled prayer before the waone of braxonly Froses: on vind dteaSOL BOM: Tay ona Thame epees dageeved imp loving Cod’s merey and blesicg. He turm ‘obe tore on the funeral eat, If patriotivm, undetol | tira cua termes deers engaged ln the seliglaue ae-ten, copocity, was unable to prostrate, Even no stool the hely obeon the mountain, and from thenee the evil ona cold net fom pt nor cast him down. Dir, Mengher concluded im these touching and most hesu'ifnd words — riment comma! : ond ; Lopors of the aable padi and H for Dr. Tasamené, and forty acres for one Hutior. tion. cast up, io his yew, on the Sabbath | Bat who's to | Wautecn’® THRAEMR~The remarkable suseass o? tho | (M2 8enerous, may pce | Long than} tog we, ag osusl, for the prayer wade for him. Sie cid Montgomery, having @ joint Interest wit Negesthelen, it ceems proper to observe, that, if these ot he, suvely romantis drama of ‘Pauline,”” and the excellent comedy tee bemoan igt Ad pg BO Colon ond composed, T recomumaded him to the mere; seid Wilson ani the said Harninond in their respective | were aut words of necessary inrortion in’ epeciicattons, Thep Lor whohd wend his country's morale <f'To Parente and Goardians’’ induce the manger to | ived them, To the grand army spoken of fa these | Of cd ond to the world of bis grace, with a ae! farewell. Slauns aforeseid, and being the agent of the said Hatter neither wee they wards of necessary excucion Widh bis own bread apd duller madly quarrels ; ernounce them for repetition this even’ The acting | ootie lines . © | Atabeut 2 ocloee. 1.31, withont a groan or m #t he 4a his; ond thervin, as eforesnid, and ing grewe office! | fecm. Widle a apecification is maintainable without the He's nat to eek if work (I! or we in there pieces if of & very supecior order; indeed, it | And vndismayed, you kone of trade might see ihe baitie’s fro te breathed his Inst. Ele Couth was easy and gentle ar ‘The question be mst pe’ ie," Wil the; Avaifte dey be prinle agora) lire! To morrow the aoe uni—be priois a Bible Trejoice that this subject has beem “opemedup.! It should be well alred, be'ore fivé @ollir brides smother (* rent, Tere ie a deal of r ty /‘ behind the sernes ”? whieh the public IA be made sequainted wih—for ile own v8@ end de we = & be be coolly officer for an offence of so vagne na. | pcivoned by corrupt and thele uneerupulous em. veep thongs povicel'e, @ poecice to | Pleyerienst eur public msrgle, spclpl igrige BRd political meatier, he, (ue raid Moatgomers, with interested ant | words oxempied, go tds with thera, corrupt me’ vr ax aforemid. war guilty of deegit and In truth, thon words were descriptive of the fac'a j 40 a! vesaid, and of conduct unbecomig an | tlleged, designating their eheracter, pointing out the'r 4 @ funtieman, relation to the charge, and specially ii ing the vartety lion 4. In this or particular offence charged, thet is, wns emmrnting Fort | ts coriihe and urgentiemaniy conduct, one of the most {ate countenance and Anite ard comprehensive of #1] the offences mentioned io r at Fort Kiley, to the articles of wa reserve at Port Kileo, as je ar ralenis, gor! orders of the T4tp Jone, 1Po4. ret got lathe post ge typ ae chin it hast could not weil be otherwise when the cast embraces the names of ali the leading members of the talen'ed com- Fahy. Woon's MineTRkis. — 1M addition to # varied s@lection of favorite ong new ReDge jad dance sit is popula tronpa, will to-night pertorm taughable farce called / The Double Beaded Reow.”” : Pvcriey's SRRENADERE.—The shi this foverite bane Cf minstrels pend ore, Ber bowed betore, the deadlier free ot «= a teper ip the socket, and as tho summer's wawe that i a ie slavieh yoke our supplant race endurs, the shore. hus dled Col. Aaron T No robbers ‘hey—but cbivalry—the army of the poor ! Hie first foneral service was performed by me inthe To this grand army, from theday it wasenrolielin Dul- | Port Richmond Tioure, where he died, Theose we tovk in fm rhe smuamer of 14%, until it fell te pioces in the | bis remains to the ehspel College, 8.5, suren er of 1646, Michael Cream belonged. The conquest of | where Peet, Carnahan, the President, and myself per- their cor ntry fre the enemies who held it: power and | fermed his lastffwneral ecrvice before the st erpe for it Yorke, and be a prife and blessing faculty. (he military, and 9 namerras ascemb'age, ant np. freedora to ‘napire he was baried, a he requested, in the seoulehre of his Yar bet called that mu ancestors, Wibieepecs, FP. J. VANPRLT, DD, Wio bravely ud i whey bs 1 manver tn yhict their sengs, dances, Le