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.Maj. WW. & Bliss This officer, says the Louisville Journal whose name is SO favorably known over the psson. is a native of New hamp- shire. and he graduated al West Point. in Jaly, 1884, with considerable distinction. h 1884, dur ing the Indian troubles. he was erdeIed to For, Mitchell, Ala, bat shortly afer he returned to West Point, where he remained sadi iSlo. discharging the duties of assistant rossO. of mathematics for which he was eEinently qualified Having bees appsinted. in isss. assis,a.; adjutaa, general be was attached to the stad of Gen, TsyIoc. thea sta toned upon the Arkansas frontier. In ths. espa- city ke has since acted. rendering inc most IaboEi- GUS and important service. and enjoying the unre- serveb eoa6deace ef the General, His gallaniry ia ell the k:e bsttiesin Mexico has especially sigma zsd his nanse ana entitled him to the gratitude os his country. Bat although he has beea thus highly dsssiagu,aAsd in action. Mai. Riiss is chiefly regar se1 h iae army on account af kis literary attain, nents Icing one of the best writers of the day and . anisAs3 German. Preach, ard Spanish seholar, Thas gised n the prime of life. he is in all pFcba kslssy destined fos yet brighter honor. He wAs bssk peos orpAaa boy whea he catered the militia sy aeAiemy. asi who Is DOS. if we mistake not, uisheut single relative in the world. nsy beeome ene of the most hnnssed of oar eoantr ymes.

 