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wAsHrseros CITY, D. c., July .. 1915

To the Editor of the Nep York TfibSns:
SK: As you have (unin,entionay doubtless) done my
brother, John B. Weller missioner and mark the
boundary line between the United States and Mexico great
Injustice in the Tribune. Of 9Th June the au;
hope you will cheeruly correct the by giving the
following statement insertion In the Tribune" al
Col Weller is charged in said article with spending
most OF the Intermediate time in New Orleans Con bead
and has finally Just with half enough
LEFT in which 10 reach San Diego by the period stPuia
accompanied him as far as Panama, and am therefore
able 70 state precisely his progress en- route to San Diego up
ceedng Immediately his residence (Hamilion, OhioD
where he necessarily spent days in arranging
Cincinnati 90 the evening Of the 18th OF February. ar
irving New Orleans the 25h February, where govern
Cray the az by he
and whose presence San Diego the time stated the
oasr and Major " Emory ssie Z, e
OF the commission. had been directed repair New Or
February Neither Of these gentlemen had arrived there
and the commissioner waited for them until the ~ day OF
March, on the mornng Of which ne set out on steamer
VIII discover he spent at New Orleans bnt four days,
Chagres The 18th of March, and Panama the 10Th
lh at which latter place he detained in consequence
Of not being able % obtain vessel unit, the l1h day o.
San DIEGO Panama sw minutes before II O'Clock
S on bssa an ss
vessel quite confident he could make the ten
days Thus you PefceSe that unless some unavoidable
arrived in due time, and thereby perhaps secured those
brgh, regions you mention and Of which many o. our c
csmorouy fearful Of losing You will alsJ perceive that
your informant has grossly the iscts And
sances the lace Of the OF the case he could
otherwise than wlfoy and with base motive have made
and residence Of said :. gentle man"
Hoping you will refuse do Col Weller this simple
act OF justice, am, respectfully your obsd,en! servant
s# g. l.. WELLER
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From the Savannah Republican Of July u
Later from Havana.

Steamship Isabel. Rollins commander, from Havana
the sth and Key West the 9TH arrived at bar last
evening.
The Isabel brings about sixty passengers, most Of
whom stop at Savannah The quarantine regulations
in strict enforcement Havana and the Isabel
manned in quarantine until The hour for sailing.
There is cholera in Havana and the health OF the
city is good usual for this season OF the year.
There not much fever-only few scattering cases
The steamship Falcon arrived at Havana the 9Th at
p M and sailed on the 7th at IL a. m for New Or
leans.
By the Isabel we received full files of the Diario de la
Marina and Gaceta de la Habana, and also from the
clerk copy of the Faro Industrial of the It'll instant
From the latter we make the following extract OF inter-
esng news, which the only item OF importance that
we notice
SANTA DOMINGO AND HAYrI.-Letters from Santa Do
mngo OF Sd instant state that General Santana had en-
tered that city with his forces the 30h ultmo, by
virtue OF captulaton entered into with President jim
enes by the advice OF foreign consuls Jmenes, followed
by eight of his satellites, embarked board
English vessel the evening preceding the entrance OF
Santana in the city. Santana states that It is not his
intention to aspire to the presidency but that his object
is solely 10 make Jimenes resign, and that until new
elections be held. there will be provisional govern
ment
Believing that the enrace Of Santana into Santa Do
mngo has put an end to the civil war, (f credit
letters received from Gonalves of the goth umo) the
Hayens have ceased modest their neghbors, and the
troops of the unsuccessful expedition against the Spanish
part OF the island have been dispersed by President Sou
ouqne with express orders for the soldiers to return TO
their occupations which they had abandoned for the
purpose OF engaging in the war
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Oarsslf with extracting only those facts from Mr. For
wards report which show how the Secretary Of the In
terror became 1.-THE artfeer Of his own fortunes 2 refer
ring the curious in such matters to the Daily Globe o.
18th May. ls42. from which we have gathereaou in
showing most conclusvely tina
the present Secretary Of the Interior was buying ~
claims at the very time when he as senator. giving
value to those clamsthus lsgisating money into his
own pockets.
Table land scrip asgaed 10 Thomas Eiag
from 4A -aPriL 1881, to February %, lss3
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WAsHrsoros CIrY, July IT, 1919
GksrLEMEs: week since addressed the following
letter TO NE editor OF the New York Tribune" desiring
nai he denial OF grossly false statement should appear
IN the columns of the same paper that lent itself to the
circulation OF the goundess charge Up to yesterday he
mas taken no notice thereof and whether is because he
pooy may not have received it, because he does not
deem II wing policy and wing consistency to permit its
appearance In his. cannot say As he has again
alluded io and reiterated the charge in Yesterdays pa
the means OF The Union 10 show the fasty of the
statement referred TO- And the charge has since been
nodlhed 20 as to make Chagres the point at which the
that Col Weller remained al Chagres about twenty.
Tour hours or less, having arrived there the l2h OF
March, and left the next day as soon as the neces
say arrangements could be made He did NOT Sc. foot
upon that shore 0f the riuer tnhich Chagres stands,
confning himsT almost entirely 20 The ship srlilsi
zoe Were at thai point Chagres is the last place Col
W. or any one else, unless be the gentsman making
the gross statement 10 the Tribune would wish TO get
.'on bender" Perhaps the gentleman himself has
been ION bender" 50 long. he is not yet sufficiently
OF to enable him TO state precisely the point at which
Col w. delayed so long; and he seems progressive
(and as the wind must soon change AGAIN. that sup
pose, he will next locate il at Panama. or perhaps al San
Diego However, the Colonel will scarcely be charged
with remaining long at the latter place. the eight small
powers have pursued him with the vgor and ferocity of
Florida bloodhound. Col, W. is removed from the po
siton OF commissioner, and the grand object OF the i'll
gotten up fasehood is accomplished. will in this
nexion state. that when | INTERCEPTED MIR. Clayton
Secretary of State, whether Col. W.. had been re-
moved for cause, he mentioned this charge OF delay
and could but infer from his reply that the eghf had
based their action upon this chaIsea charge, the truth
falsity OF which they took pains to inquire into but
acted upon Immediately, its having through the
columns Of that deectable sheet, The Tribune being,
suppose, sufficient proof Of its truth
What state in the following letter can substantiate
with abundant evidence from respectable and sober gen
temen and defy the gentleman referred to in the
Tribune" to refute one syllable thereof
III in behalf Of my brother have asked Of the editor
Of the Tribune to furnish me the OF his Informant
and gratifed to believe that shall have it, in
yesterdays paper he says "there concealed"
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
c. L. WELLER
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Mr.. Dallas. EaIogy upon Mr.. Pelk.

We lay before our readers this morning the eloquent
and appropriate address delivered by Mr. Dallas on Mon
day last in Philadelphia Few in the ex-
Presidents confidence than Mr.. Dallas-few knew him
BETTER capable Of approaching his high
qualities, and of doing them full justice. 1t is just as
well brilliant sketch of Mr.. Folks character his
principles, and his administration The orator is worthy
Of his theme, and he is entitled to the thanks Of every
American for the admirable manner in which he has
treated it.
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o.iifsEni. Enlsr@nts-Essht wish Indians.
The Marion (0hio) Buckeye Eagle publishes the fol-
lowing letter from one Of the Marion emigrants:

California EnABrantss-Et8nA VIII hnuAAns.
The Marion (0hio) Buckeye Eagle publishes the fol
lowing letter from one Of the Marion emgrants;
PLATTE RrER, Indian Territory, June g.
We have an unexpected chance Of sending letters u
the States but have only few moments to write We
are within about so miles OF Fort keamy-wlll write
from there. We have got along well the most OF the
time. until few days ago party OF Indians came to
camp; gave them their dinner and some presents
the followed and stole oxen; we tracked four OF
them eight miles into ravine-the worst place
in Our party SMALL there being but twelve
OF Ali once we came upon them-they had killed
the oxen They had stolen iron other companies, but
had never been followed, and 90 supposed themselves
on all sides OF them before we or they knew IT. A
shower OF arrows let know what we had to deal
with.
Capt Pierce then ran forward and threw down his
gun; called out and motoned TO them 10 do the same
reached out his hand and cried, Throw down your
arms loud whoop, that made our hair stand on
end and dozen arrows, was their answer. The chief
evellehis rife at Pierce but before he could fire, ball
from one OF our boys laid himdead They had every ad
vantage OF u.s. and were making good use OF it. Retreat
cut of The word "Charge !" was given, and we soon
routed them. Our horsemen were on the outside OF the
rayine. land. met them they came out. They shook
their blankets and frightened the horses 90 that they
When we came out Of the avine about thirty yards to
their left they had three OF men in a corner-Mr
Fisher was Of them. We shouted, but they rushed
on-one of the boys fell another was down with two
feet OF them Mr. Fisher turned his horse to charge
with the bayone when were almost deafened by the
loudest report of rife heard, and Mr. Fishers
horse fell dead under him, shot in the breast with
ounce ball The one that was under the horses now
raised his rife and their leader fell dead They then
turned and fled, throwing away everything but their
arms One OF our boys was shot through the leg-no
one else hurt SAMUEL T. KEESE.
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"Smal avors thankfully received larger ones in pro-
portion"
This trte saying is fully exenpfed by the petty shifts
resored 10 by the Taylor administration 10 sustain their
sinking cause, and 10 prop up it's ackiv yrofeRS the
Republic A wing friend informs that the Secretary
Of the Interior has given written orders TO the Warden Of
the Distinct Penitenary 10 send all the printing and sd-
versing patronage OF the Penentary "a pance) 10
the RsP. and IN no event to letthe n,egencer have
What will the venerable sem.organ think OF this un.
kind e from ts old and pretended friend, the Butcher
FED
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To the Editors.

Extract Of letter from Virginia, July 10. 1s4s.
see that prescription is still the order OF the day under
the party" administration. The rule recognised by
jefferson, of ability capacity, and fidelity, claims no
only rule on which the Second Washington practses
fidelity wing Never in the history OF this gov
eminent has administration paid little respect to the
solemn pledges made before election In all respects
fed and The shameful prescription for opinions
sake" and for nothing else has been the result Men
who had discharged their duties faithfully ably, and
honestly, and who abstaned from all interference with
to make place for the hosts of hungry and unprncped
whg scavengers, who crouch like slaves al the Execu-
tive footstool And what is worse, IL il only the most
Infamous and unprincpled Of the wing and abolition
Of the Second Washington" and the cabinet which
he belongs Men who abscona between two days, TO
avoid the payment OF their honest debtswho spoken
OF and universally regarded bsnkrupts and swindles
are the especial pets OF the cabinet and hold the
Them for they know that such fellows can be implicitly
relied upon 10 do any dirty work that may be intrusted
10 them From the newspapers OF the day we are inclined
to think that the butcher employed BY Collamer and
who is surnamed Warren, is man exactly OF this de-
scrpton and it may be said Of him, as said
in days long gone, OF another infamous character thai
he is
'sHis country's curse, his childrens shame;
Outcast Of virtue, damned 10 fame"
"Er sso disco op~a"
Let them make the most OF the power they now WELD
for they will assuredy have leave 10 retire after the
4ih OF March, 1858, by general consent The people vii
have discovered BY that time the truth OF the old adage
.sthat II takes nins Tawors 10 make man" How many
il would take make President will, perhaps, never be
settled question. We, however, await The develop
ments
voted 10 their principles evef They will maintain
their organization, and will be ready for duty wheneve
the proper occasion comes.
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Health OF %. Louis.

We find the following in a late number Of the ST.
Louis Union;
The telegrsphc reporters Tor the Washington Unioo I,
would appear from the following, have turned panic
makers The epidemic IL bad enough in truth, without
exaggentng its By referring 10 the 81 Louis
Union, which publishes the Official Of inerments
by authority say with certainty that the Creates,
number Of deaths for day do reach within
dred that stated by the Geographic reporter Of the Wash.
ington Union Upon reference 70 reports present.
will be that the deaths from cholera do no, reach
egh-fve per day, and IL is believe abatng in il.
yrulence. We ask the Washington Union correct i re.
port, ne IL IL calcnlsted TO do injury our city.
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From ..r s.lu-sss Correspondent.
BAIrmoaK. July 1875 p. IN.

BALTMoRK. July lS-6 p. m.
Inc Legislative eonpsatio1. Newspaper sst0wissChoua
az Inc AimsAo.ss-Ih The masdo a. Locust Poist.-Anaf-
The narksfs, &c.
the election Of delegates 70 the conyen,ion !, eect and
dates 70 the city In the next House of Delegates
number Of names have been avoraby mentioned anon.
whom observe the name Of Mr. Thos R. Scott added 10
day.
The Baltimore Argus, having become permansn,Iv Ia
Gated In its and central Office on the corner Of
Baltimore and Gay Streets to-day In an ENLARGED
and much improved form, claiming be the largest PEN
ny paper, with exception, in the United States Il Il
conducted with spirit and energy, and fail 10
be strongly fetin the fall elections.
The cholera the Almshouse progress slowly
considering the ample food for disease be found there
since last matchmaking 30 and n deaths In all
There several slight reported in the city all of
which, however, have yielded to prompt treatment, and
convalescent
A named Thomas Davis. foreman at the copper
smelling works. has been arrested and committed for fur
the examination, the charge of being murderer of
Mr. Buck The testimony against him il of strictly cir
cumstanal character but may lead 10 further develop
menis. The gun found in his house Is evidently the
weapon with which the deed committed, and a pair
Of stockings belonging the accused saturated with the yell
low clay in which the murderer stood the window
through which he fred have been found in his house
The muzze of the gum rested the putty and directly
against the glass, and made indenaon, also carrying
off its end portion of the putty The doublebael
gun found fits the indenaions, and had of the putty
sticking it, Governor Thomas has issued proclamation
offering reward of Tor the of the murderer.
In the Baltimore market to-day there has been lite
better feeling in the -four market with sales of 600 bbls Of
Howard street, part renspectedA al "a rs round, and 900
bbls July grinding, "a S7t Sales $50 bbs City Mills
fresh, s. Sales 2aO0 bushels white wheat los no
cents, and 1900 bushels prime red lO2 los Sales
white 81 So cents and yellow 60 cents. Oats
2S 80 cents. in quality No sales Of whiskey Of any
consequence.
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bic and comfortable hosl than the Irving House Of New
York city.
Up saturday evening last the collector for this port
had only removed 10 Of his subordinates He has full
5000 applicants yet unpToyided for Ii being that
he goes the custom-house M. even At that early
hour he daily finds from three hundred particular
friends lettering around for interview with him. wish
him qsie time OF il poor fellows and that ON rs-
firing for the night he gives that his door 10 boiled on
The inside Otherwise his win be kept full of Office
beggaIs. W.
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This indeed presents gratifying summary, which goes
far render nonsensical any effort the pan OF the few
American protectonists LETT modify the principle Of our
present laws Otherwise than by progressing in the
changes which have done much for American CON-
merce, foreign and domestic.
Il seems that the Of my prediction the
manner in which the law against retailing selling liquor
in New York Sunday would be administered, Is already
Of the rog shops Of the city being
kept open that day. In spite Of the threats involved in
the proclamation Of the The police report that
ftyive open yesterday in the second ward alone,
and in the upper wards hardly any closed. Now,
when recoeced that places Of this kind In the second
ward are not more In any other Of the egh
teen wards which New York divided, your readers
win understand how many holes accessible 10
the vicious foolish Of the city Sunday last Verify
the law the mayor and the courts, well the police
are pack Of humbugs.
The temperance folks, by-theby, have, in very few
instances, been able yet to get within reach OF the
good Father Mathew, who, far. has been the proper
~ Of the wonder mongers He has taken TO writing
certificates for uadesmen and all sorts OF foks tnongn
singular ~ may appear show Of his sign manual
vet hung mp the windows Of Mrs. Jervss cod candy
establishment This enterprising lady dean ON ke'
nr the endorsement Of all sorts Of folks 70, nei eon
paradine for the benefit Of the "green uns
x, frames, the encomiums In wssen mes,s si.lan -
Buren Henry Clay, Tbos ~ Benton % a. have paid Tor
h.-S,-. ~ ~, c..dr. Smart woman this Mrs. Jervis
az. xsl. \. ober and women In Gotham in The an
" sprc her ware, much ~ in that Of preparing H.
sber Mathews last published certificate appeared yes
,~rday morning shape Of puff Of the Irving House.
.trkcs the proprietor has been long cnoughin his
business 70 lesmss he has potthat good wine needs
no bush In this CASE surely, h needed even from
hs good priests for the world does not hold more dssrs
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10 the Richmond Wing made mad by its blind poucs
prejudice and passion Ia the Wing received tonight
md the following extraordinary scrap. The grave is nc
Profession against its mslicei
General Scots enemies 70 be dying of. Worth
Gsins tnncsn and Polk, al passed away in very shor
time. Pillow and Marcy alone remain ~ ieAmo~d Es
SvS~ Of the I7h. &
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cupsrior old Brandes. Liquors, Wines. &e--vsy supe-
nor Cognae Ne plus Ultra, and London Dock vintage
OF 1893, pale and dark
Odd jamaica spirit
Very Old Holland Gin
Iush and Scotch Malt Whiskey
south Side Madeiras
sherres, " Oldhmnn
Delicious oA Pale sherry, Lceo'
Very Superior Oid Port, " Pure Juice"
Malmsey Clarets
Ieidseict ana p. A. Mumm Champagne
row % Dunbar Sons, London
Scotch Ale, q Campbell Co., Edinburgh
Old and favored Havana and PRINCIPE CiEars, &c
Purchaser who may desire Wines Bandcs for med
cnsl win CALI having
treat and ne selection q our stock Ihey may
confidently rely upon The purity q rteles from our
Opposite Browns Hotel, Pfnnsyvsn,s, syenus
National Medical College. washington ID. G.
TINE ANNUAL COURSE OF LECTURES win commence on
the Monday November, and continue until ne END OF
March.
wiInAn p Joassros NJ D., Professor Of ohseircs and the
Jes.v. RllsT NJ d. Professor Of Ms,eha Medca, Theupue
joss FsssrsIcs Mlr NJ D. Professor Of me Principles and
Gsarros TIiss NJ D. of Pathology and Practice Of
Lsosasp D. G,.s NJ D. Professor -uy and Pharmacy
RopErr Krse sroNE, n d., Adjunct Pro- o. Anatomy snf
Y.SssE Mo.s.r, NJ d., Prosecutor and remonsrsnr.
reiccted rom he Wseh
iprfon Infrmary. Operations performed before ths class
Pee fo fun ccurse of Lectures, 80 pemonssorr neke so
Good procured from y g % q per week
WILLIAM r. JOHNSTON, N. D., Dean,
July 2.wtseNov I'm street, between and streets
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DxzIIxP nARTON KEY win attend 90 any busin<ss
may ntused win bsfre siher of courts q ms Dc
ict and also attend the Of bore Con
Pres and ne Depsrumens omes On street.
wAsErssror, July 10, isS, July H-aswd
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The ceremonies AT Lynchbug il honor Of the late
President Of the United States, Mr. Polk, very i'm
posing. Mr. James Garland delivered the eulogy, which
the Lynehburg Republican commends in the hghes
terms.
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JAMES X PoLK---A very fne Dsguexreotype % IN
President Brsdy's Gallery fennsyvsn
Dssueueope minsnre Of every se erecnted n ~
perior manner June 2-eodin
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r,OR RENT, hsndsor.kly furnished hoy.-- cense.n-
inr - and healthy lccstss VIZ . s.p
For pzrtr-s~n inquire ~ - ~
o. j. ,. Joyce, of isn and $780,
July is-ifeodn
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EOR REsTA nearly Brick House, situated within Ten
minutes walk Of either NE Treasury Nsyo War Departments
on n street between Ism .re Containing nine conven
rooms, and in ve pleasant healthy position small
suaced To good Of the rent
win be made low. For further particulars inquire q
SELBY PARKER,
Fancy Store, Penn
July ia-a National Hotel.
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To whom as.
signed.
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Tine Copl~se Horse containing Hsbs Disease.
and Management Horse, IN the Stable
with advice 70 purchasers Pncs rs cents
July 10 FRANCK TAYLOR
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BAIrrnoss, July Sol p. N.

In Montreal, on Monday, there were 81 deaths from
cholera; on Tuesday 81 I; great panic prevailing. The
healthy quarters. The cholera is increasing IN Quseec
and Toronto Mr.. Clunsre, who was killed " the
Oangemen. buried to-day; three thousand Catholics
present, threatening vengeance.
The ship Sarah Abigail has arrived al Boston. from
Port Pnya nth ult; left the United States bng Balm
bridge, from Africa
childs and j. B. C. Davis secretary Of legation TO Eng
land, among the passengers.
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Dulles Of Order-A Manual conducting town and
meeunss societies. Of directors and MANAGER
ofhsr deiihsr.fve hodes 4 small vol. For
TAYLOR MAURYs
July 10 Bookstore, Oh street.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1849-04-12
FIDELITY.

Never forsake a friend. When enc
MES gather around-when sickness falls
on the heart-when the world is dark and
caeeTless-is the time to try true friend
slip. They who turn from the scene Of
bitter distress, botray their hypocrisy and
prove that interest only moves them. If
you have friend who loves you-who
mas studied your interest and hqpqRjpasff :.
PES 29 sure 70 st'Itfs' 16TTner Kindness is annre
e-..ssq--39d e that his love was not thrown
away. Real fidelity may be rare bot;,
exists II the heart. Who has not seer, :,
and felt its Power2 They only denv its
worth y and power, who have never loved a
trend or endeaFored to make a friend han
2-2-r2ea and the kind-the affec-
fee wealth -. r po-s see and feel the
Of otheTBsHls 70 promote erio-
ceiqe the reward OF their 'l5eturn they re-
thisiug hearts and countless fayors;~nlpa-
they have been brought low By disease
and adversely.