Sheridan In The Rotunda

Gou. Ptni. Shendaii appeared in the roluuda of tlie 8t. Charles during tli hour appoi.ted for the meeting of the Western men. During the comrse of the evening the General made two appeararjoes there. He was iu citizen'a dress, and wore a silk hat. Aa far as observed, no citiz; n entered into conversatiou with Irim, and jet he was keenly observed, with many suppressod manifeBtations of the excitement the poptilaca feit on acoouat of the part he had taken iu the affairs of Louisiana. Later in the eveuing Gen Shevidan ro appeared in the rotunda, and walked arouiid with an air of nonchalance tbafc was quite reírephitig. This time he was closly foliowrd by a crowcl, whom he d:d not appear to notice, Bmokiri; his cigar with jsretty much the caía demeanor that is supposod to charac tcriz'i his mafiter at Washington. Th popular indications, however, wer more marked than before ; and, as h walked leisurely along, there wer be ird the murmura of suppressed rage which oeiïasidiially found vent in a hiss ï'inally, the little General disappuarec