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The New Mexico and California Appoln tments.

We stated yesterday that the administration had
appointed collector for San Francisco, aud Indian
agent for the Salt Lake, and another for Santa Fe
New Mexico. We also stated We had been informed
THAT the government had issued orders to the Quarter
masters and Commissarys departments to transport and
subsst those appontees, with their families, their re-
spective destinations. II rightly informed Con
gress has established Indian agencies at either
the places mentioned above and those appointments
have been made by the Secretary of the Interior without
any legal authority for SO doing But be this it may
the important matter be ascerained is whether the
If has been issued is clear infraction of the law
The salary of Indian agent commences when he
enters upon his Duties and he is required to reach
the field OF his operations at his own expense, not
at the charge OF the public treasury; and surely no
precedent be found which would justify the admins
tration in Transporting and subsstng such families the
California appontees to have. The following ex.
tract which we take from the National Inteligencer of
yesterday, makes the whole affair look so much like
gold mining expedition under the auspices of some
Der OF the cabinet fitted at the public expense and
guarded by United States troops that we think the or
gans of the administration will find hard to make all
things clear before the people The fact that large par
ty-hiry in nunber-has been permitted to join General
Collier the collector for San Francisco at least made
out satisfactorily. We again ask, is that party trans
ported at the public Has the order above
|tioned been issued If so, by whom, and under what
The whole transaction is suspicious, TO say
the east and il should be explained, if it admits of
PLANTATION.
GEN CoLLIRRs pARrY-The Ohio State Journal has let
ter from member of Gen Golfers party, ION its
ISL Francisco dated the Blue Prairie 9th May This
says the Journal
"Brings the gratifying intelligence that the members
without single exceptions in good health and in excellent
spirits The party is thirty in number, and Is escorted by
companes OF United States Dragons containing
hundred and fifty They mounted fine horses
with good saddles and equpage have each rifle and
pair United States holster pistols for their defence The
members of the party mutually pleased with each 9th
and with principal and far have enjoyedther
journey extremely They in the highlands, where the
pure that they beyond the choera have had
no mptoms, and do not deem themselves in danger.
They find grass sufficient for their horses and the large
OF mules which accompanies them, that all
thriving condition The letter states, that from what they
have been able learn there ground for apprehen
sion of danger from the Indians"
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.ss II "ss s' ss Ts.
in view OF the and iusrous life of him ON whose
earthly existence the cloud OF death has just lowered But
rDESr UNITED Sra rxsuI Of te energy, and coar-
agewe may well tre,nbe and bow in religious subms-
denly terminated earthly thus Identified with the
honor and happiness OF the people OF United States
at the Exchange Friday afternoon the 22d inst, at
O'Clock 10 pay such respect his becomes the
solemn OCCASION and the distinguished public station
ELIJAH sTANsBURY. Mayor
soon after the opening OF the city this morning, At
ofney General Richardson announced the court
aud appropriate manner, the death of Prcsi
osn. rok, and spoke in Of euogium of his
Puoc ana private character He then moved adjourn
ueht 'or 'he aay as testimony of respect due the
DRY OF SO eminent statesman Judge Nesbt in
few brief and appropriate remarks acceding to the mo-
ton by ordering the Immediate adjournment of the court
Mr. Richardson then made similar announce ment in
the Baltimore county court and that the court inn
mediatey adjourn. The motion seconded by Edward
Huxley esq who spoke of The character, services and life
oil the deceased in most appropriate and feeling terms.
Judge Legrand responded in impressive remarks
and the ourned The United States district court
and the appeal court also adjourned shortly after
bling.
Several new names are mentioned to-day in connexion
with the nomination OF democratic candidate represent
this district in Congress- though the proba biy is
that Mr. Mcane will receive the honor of
and-as nomination is equivalent clection--wul
represent the district IN the next Congress The
mentioned Beale H. Richardson Joshua Vansan and
H. Clinton Wright, one OF our shipping merchants.
THE MARKgrs.-in the Baltimore market, this morning,
the sales of Howard hourwcre 800 bb 81 OH
800 at figures less the drayage, which is equal
- 50; $50 at - 564-a fresh ground also 800 bbs old
inspection at ~ 5O-subjec to reinspecon The market
closes with sellers of fresh -four 81 56 and buyers
VI 3d. Wheat Is declining and the only sale have is
cargo Pennsylvania l02 for red Sales yellow
at 81 60 principally SO cs white "a 65 cts, and
mixed at So cts. Sales at 23 % cts, quality.
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From our Baltimore Correspondent.

BALTIMORE, June 1875 D. m.
The death of erPusident Pok-Msyors proclamation call
ing toun meeting -Adosrnnert of The eomrnv(,on-
grsssienai nominations The markets, &c.
The announcement Of the death Of dent Polk has
cast quite gloom city. Mayor Smnsbury has
just Issued the following appropriate alton calling
town meeting Friday afternoon, pay appropriate
honors to the inemory OF the illustrions dead
Mayors OFFICE
Baltimore June ~, 1879
have to announce to the citizens of Bsltmore the mel
ancholy intelligence Of the death OF JAhKs hNox foLA
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Hunts Mcrchants' Magazine and Commercial Re-



The June number closes the twentieth volume and the
tenth year of the existence of this most excellent and val
liable periodical And its continuance long, constant
|ly improving in the character of its contents and in
creasing in size and amount OF matter fully attest its
value, and the estimate which the public place upon it.
Its reputation is now coextensve with the commercial
world and so far as we are acquanted-and with
works of a similar character published in England,
France, and Germany-it is without comparison
valuable repository Of statistical and other information
in relation to trade, commerce, manufactures, mnng
banking &C., &c. Such work is an honor lite
nature and country And ii owes IFS great and
reputation mainly to its talented persevering, but unpre
tending editor and proprietor, Mr. Hunt himself The
editor closing the last page OF The last volume, modest
lily says, "We think the work. knowledge has in
creased, and our of information been extended
evinces Improvement and progress" and promises that
no effort his part shall be wanting to make it equally
acceptable to all classes of intelligent in any way
connected with trade and commerce, all their bearings
upon the legislation of States and nations and upon the
development OF the great industrial interests of man and
society," at home and abroad" The library of the polt
cal economist statesman, urist cannot be complete
without the Merchants Magazine We shall soon trans.
fer TO columns the biographical sketch of one whose
most able and lucid pen has for long time Illuminated
columns weekly, but whose real name has hitherto
been unknown to our readers
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THE UNION.

Icy the The hills bare. and the country
is all hs-( forgive the bull, The beef is execrable,
land vegetables-none and nobody has time To catch
fish, if there any-yoUa Ia cate.
s'Any one who will here 10 dig gold, bring
No other business will succeed Whoever comes must
bring house with him; there but few here, and
lumber is 5000 per thousand"
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From the National Wing
Appointments by the President.

DEPARTMENT OF STATE.
Charles II. Dclavan, to be commercial agent to ST
Thomas
Hon Daniel Barringer, of North Carolina minister to
Spain in lieu Of VIM. A. Graham, who declines the APP
,ontlnenl-the late incumbent, Romuus M. Saunders,
having resigned.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
William Henry Peet, to be collector of the customs n
Fairfield Connecticut, pce VIM. s. Pomeroy, removed
James w. Osborn. superintendent branch mint at Char
ote North Carolina uice VIM. J. Alexander, removed.
William M Martin, assist tire asurer Charleston South
Carolina, Ucc VIM laval,
POST OFF .CE DEPARTM ENT.
DEPUTY PosrMAsTERs.
George T. Wentworth, Dover, New Hampshire.
Simeon Bailey, New Bedford. Massachusetts.
Peter Banker, Schenectady, New York.
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From the Trenton Daily News.
Keen 1t before the People.

IL
That General TAYLOR by the official acts OF his admin
is,ra,on repudaes those pledges, by of which he
secured his election.
That he pledged himself to be party man, yet that
he confines his patronage to but one party
That he pledged himself as having no peculiar friends
to reward but that he rewards but political friends
That he pledged himself that he had no enemies TO
punish yet that he does nothing else but punish political
opponents.
That he pledged himself 10 remove from office only
those who were deficient IN honesty, capacity, and hdey
vet tina, he has in many hundred removed men who
could not be truly impeached for any such deficiency
Keep these facts before the people.
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o. IL. PARrRIDC &c, NJ. d.,

I'V' TO oPTUtS WITCH, THHudtTphid,
CONTINUES 10 give his particular attention to the treat
~ ment OF diseases OF the skim scrous, diseases
throat
Office hours, q m, p. m, and I p. IN.
APP 10-3mifs
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Littell's Living Age. No. A07.--Pricc 12H cents.

l. Political Stnte o Germany .--Edinbugh Review.
Illuminated Middle AgesBtish Quarterly Review
3. The Bonapare Famly.-North sitish Review.
A. European Adars-Rome -RussiaHungary and the
New York papers,
Canada.-Examiner
G. The Pillars of Neutrality-suspicious.
Poetry.-The Three Sisterr.-Dermet's Parting,
Short .irtec-Ncw Orleans Amusenents-New Books
WAsmsaTos, December e. 1915.
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OF the
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PHILADELPHIA, June 1872 p. m

PHILADELPHIA, June IJ--2 p. m.
Stocks steady. Treasury SIS 1853 lle. New loan
1l6s Pennsylvania SIS Oh. Flour is auet-sales at
4 So per Dbl Corn meal and rye flour unchanged Sales
o red wheat at 100 los cts. Corn steady, with sales
of yellow at SO cts per busheI. Oats 80 Provisions
land groceries unchanged. The cotton market is quiet.
Sales small prices unchanged Whiskey dull at 2oA
III cts.
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DIED,

In this city, Tuesday MARGARET JANE aged ten
months twenty infant daughter OF DAVID and NJ
BAIRD.
The friends Of family funeral
the residence father Eighth
avenue, this "wednesday afternoon, five O'Clock.
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ng-Jac kson Democratic Associaion.his Association
respectfully requested Jackson
Thursday the 2lst instant at O'CLOCK devise
the X Polk,
Of Tennessee, President Of the United States.
II. w. McKNEW,
June 10. ls49. Recording Secretary
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ny-Fnir.adies gentlemen respectfully
Of refreshments and few fancy articles the
Spa Badensbug Wednesday, 4th of
the day, Mt ii O'Clock. The object
defray n church debt.
l IIneI
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NILI.EkPIE Road-maktn&, with an APpemohx
~ plank roadsl volume, and supp'emsn,Is4S r.vrop
ApH FAANSA AAAAVAs
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New YORK, June 1912 p.
Stocks steady. Treasury note 6s l16 new loan 1l6a.
Exchange on London per cent. prem Flour is quiet.
Sales 1900 bbs at 81 81 $4 62 for common western
and Genesee brands. Corn meal $2 81. Sales of red
wheat at LOG los and Genesee 1913 cts Corn firm
Sales of $4,000 bushels at So cts for Mixed and SO
"a 65 cts for yellow. Oats "a a SO cts.
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United states Patent Once,

United states Patent ONCE
June 49, lei9
praying of granted 10 said Daven
Of said which takes the
day of september, 1919
te fourth Monday August O'Clock, persons
|peutio ought 10 be granted.
Ordered published in the Republic and
d. g.; Baltimore; North Amer
can and szete Philadelphia Tribune, Couan
ford, Journal, Portsmouth, N. H. Daily
Advertiser Republic, Augusta Georgia.
weeks 20 the fourth Monday
August next Iho EWbANk,
Commissioner of Patents.
sEdo papers VIII please copy, and
bill, TO Ofie, paper containing this
June D--law3w
THE splendid rattle OF l.. G. M@nster umnvoidabIy
Monday, the I'd when t
will posiv ely place the Apollo Hail. at O'Clock
lawfully -
THE illustrated Handbook Travellers, being al
illustrations and large published by and
Snith New York.
Also Dstnrnes Railroad Steamboat Telegraph Book mice
with map, 70 cents. For sale by FRANCk TAYLOR.
MEMOIR VIM. EIIcry Charming. with extracts
The works Of VIM f. Claiming d. d., with introduction
vols, complete TAYLOR X MAURY,
June Do BOOKSELLERS 9th
w HIsT.shon memories with the laws The
adapted either pocket Bob Short
printed families, prevent
(by permission TO the -Four kngs-l2k
Hoyles, Payne and Matthew'S
for Whist being Whist manual for the pocke2X
June ID FkANCK TAYLOR,
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THE splendid rattle Of l.. G.. MGnster II
postponed 20tb June Monday the I'd July,
viii positively the Apollo Hall, at O'Clock
June 20-2awtJuiy -
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n Steamer Falcon.-Gold dollars.
New ORLEANS, June 13--The steamer Falcon sailed
yesterday for Chagres and Havana She takes 80 pas
sengers TO the former place, and five to the latter.
The die for casting gold dollars has been received al
the mint in this city, and fifty thousand dollars of foreign
gold have been sent to the mint TO be cast into dollars
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not made criminal by the Of Goth April, 1885, would
Mnewise have been much simpler Tor all to prohibit
ae building and armng of -owar every the
United States except to the The intent meant
V e law Is therefore the yoriuate and immediate intent
and the intent which is made criminal is the cruise
ana commit hosliiies against power peace with the
United States: which evidently refers hostes of
stssre, and not OF character II the vessel
hited out with INTENT Immediately upon leaving the
port Of New York, and hostliies against
pahish ships wherever they might be met the law would
De vlolaed bat shch is and has been intent
me undersigned positively aud solemny
aud does hereby the honorable Secretary OF State OF
e United States that the steamer United States
been purchased ed with intent 10 cruise or com
m hos'iliies against the subjects, citizens, property of
SsnarS or any other power at peace with the United
ses but as was stated his letter OF the 18th February
70 the then Secretary OF the Navy the United States Mr.
'ason win intent to be taken TO Bremerhaven there
receive the further orders the German government, The
nature and OF such further of course
impossible for the undersigned any else to ant;c,
pate, since they necessity depend upon
es which shall then exist and whca now be
seen " Nv ~ 'o'o
The undersigned has thus shown tina, il, has been hi;
INTENT and the intent of The agents Of the German govern
nen to keep strictly within the limits prescribed by the
act OF the % IA April 1878 and he may add that aboun
under this they authorized fully furnish tit out
anu arm the vessel there being no unlawful intent, still
States and in order to avoid any way compromit its
neutrality, The agents charged vita the preparation
vessel resolved under the advice OF the undersigned
70 ueier The furnishing fitting of the vessel a
steamer un;ll the vie of the proper authorities the
ever was merely taken from considerations of amity and
spect towards the government OF the United Sates and
secretary OF State OF the United States, that obec
WIN be made to her departing suitably armed German
mah-oi-war, and with German coors. But in this
respect the undsrsg ned will entirely be guided by the
wishes oil the government oil the United States, which he
requests will be communicated to him at early day
III conclusion, The undersigned daters himself that the
honorable Secretary OF State oil the United States will
oe entirely convinced that not has been,
Tue INTENT ~ purchasing and fitting the " Uni
ea States, TO violate The laws of the United States. The
lotnet Secretary Of the Navy, Mr. Mason fully
ncsd OF this when, the 23d OF February he issued his
ooer 20 the commandant of the navy New York
siod the necessary facilities in the equipment OF the
thesa nj it
Undersigned ask from the government the United
states that 1t should ia any commit itself in the
uncues unhappily existing between Germany and Dem
marx Tor 1t supposed that the like facilities would
hesiiatnxy have been granted to Denmark if requested
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TVFERNO, literal prose translation with
,he \, original coaed from the best editons and
~ -. ~ ",o,v notes by A. Carlyle, NJ d.
~ he Far Fred Ruxtop, author Of Adventures
|u i''N TAYLOR MAURYs,
AT ,u,e II Bookstore 9th
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attention ladies' gentlemen respectfully
requested handsome furniture
18th and 18th Thursday the 2
which will he added collection
English, French and spanh Law Commerce. Bank
ing, &c. MARTIN q WRIGHT,
JunelO % Auctoncers-
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PRoPosaLs FOR FUEL,

Nt+ft HEtpauARrERs MARiSg Coars
orARrEHaAsrgR's orFics
Washington, 1foy II, le4s
ctrpAp ATl PROPOSALS will be received at this Office
- until III ocloak M Monday the ION day Of Jule
M Y, Il ,.ishit such quantities OF best Oak Wood An
,hraet. ar Biluinoas Col may be required on tbs
ausrtery rsqusnn Of The commanding ncer Of each o.
IL following stations rom Isl July isis to Goth June
1850, VIA. ..1
49, portsmouth New Hampshire.
Charleston. Massachusetts,
Ilrookiyn Long Island, New York.
Philadelphia Pennsylvania. *
Gospor near Norfolk, Virginia.
Pensacola, Florida.
washington, District Of Columbia.
Each proposal will separately the price per cord for
the wood per for the best anthracite COAL and per
bnshel for the bituminnus coal f-W
Wood coal viii be furnished al the option Of the Gov
sriment and will be delivered, piled and measured,
each point each commanding officer may designate free
OF expense 10 the United States
Persons esious Of proposing for the supply may
tain the probable quantity thai required BY reference
No bid win be enteriained unless accompanied BY the
49, { = "a AuG.A. NICHOLSON
My H-3tw3w ouartermasier Marine Corps
The National Intellevnrer and Union, Washington
North American and Peunsyivanian philadelphia Ports
mouth Gazette, New Uamrsirs; Ieston Post and Boston
Times noston New York Herald New lcrk courier snd
Enuuirer and New York sun Noriom Beacon and NOT.
ln Herald. AMI Pensacola Gazette will give the above
t,ree each per week.; and send The account
by cue printed cory Of the advertisement to
this Office FOR payment r1r
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PROPOSALS. FOR AMERICAN WATER
ROTTED HEMP.
NAVY DEraRTmxsr,

i+ NAVY DEPARTMENT
Bureau Of Construction, Equipment and Repair,
* March !, l649 I
U O. 1876 entitled "Resontion respecting CONTRACTS FOR
for s Sss I, q e amreop ma ssssd
agencies Louisville, Keniucky,or st. Louis Missouri
&c b sI % e s SF &C.
he best qualify " Aaercaa ieafer rated henip In guam
s 81 G iii w 81 q ss se
Two hundred and forty one dollars per ton The proposals
70 be osnsSS on ss @ day e AZ next re asHar
day or January, 1880
eis hemp aud all of equality Of bid The
will be given TO the hemp The quantity required
The said hemp must be thoroughly dressed cleaned,
free from yes and must not oSs nSre han sixteen FER
Of the inspectors ready for spinning Is strength n,nst be
as q AND %nans q ns 3 s
tested By he Inspectors or BY heir direction viii bear q
lies mus be entirely Satisfactory to the inspectors or he
chief OF this bureau twill not be received Il will be In
asss % ee BILLS
for e hemp which may pass inspection and &c received
Into; ninety per cent Of Which bills to be yabie within
thirty days asr their y such navy agents as
may os ssa ad sae a pr II and m
nres CLEARLY and Iesib asked per ion Of ego pounds
" when e,
Every offer must be accompanied directed in the act
Of Congress making for the naval service
approved 10th August 1896 ny written guaranty signed
BY responsible persons, 10 be certlhed by
some official personage 70 the effect that he or they I'M
derake that the bidder bidders WILL II his their bid be
accepted into obligation within fifteen daya 4.ser
he contract is submitted for signature with good and sum
posal will be considered nness accompanied by such qua
ranty.
Bonds with two approved sureies IN onehalf the esf
mated amount Of the respective contracts Will required
and per In addition will be withheld from tn.
Of each payment to be made collateral security
for the due aud faithful performances Of the respective cor
tracts which will account be paid until the CONTRACT.
complied with In all respects according to their terms
Ofers must be made In strict conformity with the terms
Of this advertisement The persons offering by
tcieh nary agent they wish their bills paid u their OFFER
is accepted, and BY ch hemp or nary &c ney they wish
have contracts and bonts sent for their signure and
they should not be within fifteen days after they
received by agents, the department will consider itself
at liberty to accept other Offers in place Of those thus
elected Mar 5-lawtAI
T-THE period for receiving proposals for supplying
Her advertised above extended to the 9th ofAugust
next may l--lawtauG
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J. w FAIRFIELD,
n. u, LUDLOW
l., +, WALDO,


Extracts from an Addrsss d.ir,redsy Rsp Philip MI
lsdsler M D. to The 9.adsnfs Of The Polghkespse cote
siats School at he close n their annual Examination
The exercises that have taken place In yonr examination
hnye thoroughly tested your gainmena, and have afford
ed US satisfactory evidence that the employed Tor
Your instruction have not failed Of good meastre OF
cess.
We have not hesn surprised In view Of the pro
fcieucy You generally made in the useful and ora
mental branches 81 ruraion which have been the objects
n your pursuit. for distinguished facilities syail TO pro
aee pyoportionats results, the improvement yon have
hjbited was to have been expected. "a s,sl
Having aindeio the advantages vow have enjoyed u s
my wish TO be disiinrily understood considering them
yeIy great and special Anh'hls may assert without
tear 81 being uuspecfsd Of an attempt seltanprobafn
since bear relation whatever % you IS literary In
90 situated In regard the institution IN which You belong
cs 70 have had full opportunity ofcinsey nyesgang us
educational both r. Ito theory and prariire
feel free 10 affirm that N at the parnlars In which
esllency may preir ated u academical rourse,
have never known any superior and in many respects.
equal TO that adopted and carried out In the Poosh.
keepsie Collegiate Institute, ~
Hmm are presented yon the create ABILITIES for laying
soid and extensive basis q an sefl and polished ednra
you have instructors Of DISTINGUISHED ability y
the various departments Of classical eraue, maihema
cal science commercial knowledge, foreign languages and
the ornamental branches Of music, drawing and painting
mara0-du