. Des officiers de l'armée et de la marine (volontaires) qui ont servi dans la guerre civile . d étaient là pour l'introduire. Le capitaine Dudley n'oubliera jamais le chaleureux fermoir des présidents grande, large main, et son cordial 1 très heureux de vous rencontrer. Seulement cinq officiers ont été présentés au Président. Après avoir pris un peu de vin de la cave Jeffs, il accompagne le Presidentour de la ville jusqu'aux Rocketts, et retourne à CityPoint avec la clé de l'horloge et 1 paire de poignées de la prison de Libby, et une paire d'anklets de CastleThunder, qui sont maintenant en sa possession. Je le suis sorti avec son

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. Officers of the army and navy (volunteer) who served in the civil war . d were there introducedto him. Captain Dudley will never forget the warm clasp ofthe Presidents great, broad hand, and his cordial 1 amvery glad to meet you. Only five officers were thenintroduced to the President. After partaking of .1of wine from Jeffs cellar, he accompanied the Presidentaround the city to the Rocketts, and returned to CityPoint with the key of the clock and .1 pair of handcuffsfrom Libby Prison, and a pair of anklets from CastleThunder, which are now in his possession. I le was mus-tered out with his regiment in Elmira. New York, June 13, 1865.On November 15, 1865, he married Elizabeth C. I.aw-in Trenton, New Jersey, a descendant of thatgreat Quaker or Friend, John Woolman. He was in themercantile business until 1881, when his health havingfailed, the result of fever on Hatteras Island in 1862. andchronic diarrhoea in 1864, he was appointed an examinerin the Pension Office in Washington, D. C, which position he still holds. OFFICERS OF THE ARMY AND NAVY {volunteer). BREVET BRIGADIER-GENERAL JAMES SHAW. JR., u.s.v. Brevet Brigadier-General James Shaw. Jr., son ofGeneral James and Eliza Field (Godfrey) Shaw, was bornin Providence, Rhode Island, September 25, 1830. Hisfather commanded the First Light Infantry from [830 to[835, and ordered the firing on the mob in 1831, —thefirst instance in the country where a mob had been sup-pressed by the militia; was active on the side of lawand order during the Dorr War, and was afterwardscommander of the First Brigade Rhode Island Militia. General lames Shaw, Jr., was educated in the publicschools of Providence, graduating from the High Schoolin 1S46. He was an active member of the First LightInfantry from 1850 to 1857. At the commencement ofthe Rebellion, being unable to go with the First Regi-ment, he suggested to the citizens of the Sixth Ward theformation of ward companies lor the purpose of learningto drill, lie was made fust lieut

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