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Annken. Ar.

july n of Fire Island yincennsa from Baltimore tor
Boston.
Jun. a. lat 4 10 bark simod Nichols from NswYOrk
Aprii 50, for A stTais =.
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SD from Bedford 27ih ship Ndas Pacific ocsal; bark Bsvs
Irdiau Ocean.
I'VE Albany; FlAs Reed. Rect Newport
stcken-Juy d lat % lou T. g. ship Adm Baker OF and from
edf for he paCilc
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PUTApFLPHIA July q Ar. schr. Tnunnh, Mason Prov
r. & lien C-io Boston Virgins, Beunet Fall River
- T,ctfrou Fo CT ship Marathon. Faudyke. N-R
ssus; yuou b. Cover Ne~ porti brE Eue BtS-r
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& Grenier Hghee hobi Asri Hall bosooi C. w Hon =
mes, Provence; Geo. luh, N'sey NeTbedord rrumo1
Mason r. CambridEs W H. Dennis Hewitt Providence prop
Jehu MarhsL Nsw.YOk
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FFLOw-BDk Tivll., frarn Natl.Izls
CT. m s,o-arE. trll s. f'rs q p ca. 1-t.
liza AsIal.

lFER ASH
Prem L . 10 L.r. July IS
rs''-,i' lyiy g. p-ssa s.ya.asss h'n'Ft - g.. n.y.
N.nHd. $ us Do. 10Th ffda ia V GT-o, G'sa sa-.-
g. Feir -s-Ar- j., q D..aa Hsa Br- " - I'rt
to~t,- A. u = E-iisist y A,gsoe - r' ca.
'NeSrsIt-sld July IS Old Fsslaa' P.esmAl Sev-.Yort
LssT-- AZ. ) : =, ,l.' o. s'fsg' - 10, ~
heuss chsI.,'p q ,s-l,u' ise r 80 o5t M,
T. Goa Ser0i- L.; AllF F.;sr HJ5,rtoa Ssw.To,k;
sd Del Hrcs. Colss Fr.Iei-eo.
~ AZ j.. 3 =. So D.. e., e ion pro-iea
s.--ls e CO.. o. Asi' NJ lef ..s--i sin'
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b.eles5.,,a-irr jill H. ,otol,, vsi ~aYo-k Ia. M.r
Ice, Arctic Fli-da Gs-s satess NsW-Iok a-Ides A.
-t'rr"aIr - = Sor,i c.roir. saaa'ord Noble.
1,-r-Arr jay s. S.r;o Fs;sp- Ca.fi-.ton.
j jay & E s,ss., '- S.
M, =, fS s,. I'a - ...o IL 70, nsre-o. M,
ms - 's,, T. l -e., ., ~ 1 rr,nso Hasl
lie s..ss-Asr jay s s. Joan Amene4a .hPl bound ~
js5sa July L. Ag'o,. yss.-r' 70, o.. Ss s Y..
Lssy'e An jay - ~ - s ne ,i,.sa 80 80
80, g. P,.e1e.. C6..e J5la s.; Age
:, rb,r, o. 80. u Ad.tc, "a - ior Pasd= aa' Ae-
r-A-i D. 70 Ask.-sa Os fr5a Ne~-ofeAaa Sd
q OFF = Mk.nss e New Ss'T-T.
I.or-srg aly q saEs-s W.lals IN Ae~ Orleans 'r
sp'w-f-Arr Jay r. Leopold Ger5erdoz. Gor Se~-foiE
lovr alAtr Chliitsi.uf Hope, E.4s TO-
.stt. Cru.-Arr. Jnle 2 Canada W usu no y I" r
s1sy tssila-d - uesl Arr APn l. sut'a Sa2- IN IT, e5-
70 nd "a u 3sy ssu aqcsc1i SATAN A,fa-n'i >'--
aot aa 5th 81, fl 20 tiale1' 'f hic'a Jss' VI 's.
,ae sfQ I'd NsT Tor 5 .I t--.cs
frlu H.. 5 GO l.st July -.
jay c. ffccrtcE 5r.sc New RI tf
I,.~.ea: : b Nav Cluteu RossTs Alt~erp Jr Nsw-fsrS
Jry d. Iel Guslus Ohii sou Tor LFi
lr .rcaus. l-lufat 50 u &c t'tl
tesuf. contact Eu4s. Fean. bi'e = So
60 a. Jut a. NJ - al1. Pflrea1 New OK kce
Con-. D. join. i-h sf-acer hTbr Trees ia ha-anti
Co,..r oUr-S @. suIy 10 Breeze, ph4-t y "-l.iN
sf.fkIs. AR June - Cleaner tln-r \ dreams
C,tsr.af-Arr Juiy 4 IsAuloc. ha-tEty hawaii
IT, AR jus D. Lu.Cefser. J0n-. tts-uA
Il,lvt.t-Arr Juy % G-siLA MDder. Nf"-Aqik-
eft.o.--Au jus H. Hope Es, ChiTlesoo 5sion Van Ter
Lt.f-n. Or Jlef- 49,,
F-vrr-Ar Juy II, Belle Atfce' - y OieAl'i raInr4i
Love a. Z. Charleston.
Iev the sanev Hook Putting rsisEsphl
TIE HIGaLASDS July Sc 80 PM
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sLaASAc..... THIS DAY.
81 ses......7 o9 hoos-hsss.
wATER......TpIs
Sandy Hook. ca Gov. sad. 500 Hell 6sts.. 291
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financial
OFFICE o. TIVE PENNSYLVANIA Coat Co, /
Broadway snd Wall list. New-iOrk, July "a, 1897

OFFICE oF TIVE PESNsYLvANA Coat Co, I
Corner Of Broadway Wall Newfork, July a. ltS)
SEMI iNNUAL DIVIDEND OF FIVE PER
~ CT ut he Capt. Stock tie Pennsylvania C' CO has
THIS DAY aed payable at the office OF the Company N
the Cfyo NewYok on the 5th Of August rhs
Transfer Boos. from h inst Aasd.t both III
clrsve "Eo nv l. ii74'
CLEVELAND COLUMBUS and CINCINNATI
- RAILROAD COEPAN seini-.unit Diyd7od OF FIVE
PFR CtNT -aruing 4 TINS Co npany Tor az noaA
declea payable on the s dsg OF an
Az of TWENTY PER CENT on BE new stock Of the
Coz rsny ordered payable on tn SAM day
Sfiekha the osW tne -" Agency VIII
ieee''e ""''"''' '-N ~ WINsLOW. LANIER n Co
Tr.n.r Book, wi sod af'-r the Sih inst TO The
Isl u Aueut By Older Of the Dire J.fa .,,ry -
Cleveland July II, 81 y 49, iI-su'ei
OFrtcy % rHE FARMERS LoaN And Tacsr CoNPASY,i
nIVlDE MA dividend 1T three aud one half per
cent dc sd opon Of the Iere si'e and nond
- s,s, m aath iust GEO T. FITCH, secretary
FLoEESeE sNp KEYPoRr CoNPAst, I
kEYPlEr, jay 8, 1893
DIVIDEND Notice Is hereby given that a dividend
On. DO lar per are yfoits ss Of Lot Tor
n,oubs nd "a Ja will be fhsac ho e ster be
Let pro1mo The transfer books will le ,l,-d on n sf i
~ f THOMAS LLOYD, Treasurer
OyFcE REPUBLIC FIsg ISsUkAscs Co,
NEw-foRK Juae 80. 2N
nVIDEND-A Dividend If > ~ ~ IN ea't
share OF $50 ofthe Capita Company has been d.
dared rHIs DAY psyabs he s'oc.h no ders dem
q, order Il CUhRY. Socr-taSy.
Owes Ngzc,SrlLs Ft.E I've GO,
y. ia Broad gsy, JObaFt
nIVIDEND.- The Board Of Drrcsprs - mi. Com.
pny d>csr,a dividend OF ~ for he t
nouns psy-b- deaane JOIN SAKER -ecr-tsry.
-NorsI
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Iuuier cortu-s lre 8uauies and the n
e,s food. Ecock luu'er e t1~ a,cnnr u stlc
other Futs rapidly
a.. NOUS quetators Judeou buyers ersau- leir r--s
ftsiir Ilc-s t1I \ n-tt 81 vrss iVc by
H. ouh nd Of Which fund r,Hh without difficulty ard
e WlLftc.
Of july. dufnC tbe y.aIs ntu.-d. are o. 20 pes
" iqs ard s,ant 3. Surge ~ Tn5er,c r slaves bA
ls5l.. .......... Ire-7i s-j 2lot2 68sm siji6 a.
2. 49, al 1909 Ulti 5ini .
1gtg.......... IL .iUlta bob Alt1 ooblLlN
Of The
~ ,cs- sIcw Oh 500 O.. feet c0oso0s
vi be 1872. otd 4cceTfs slrs far iAis
b faue, show last IT, h-
sc e. S7s427 feet Il viii BE- n9d that th- receipts
materially arf sHingi-s fhe
rr Il ItC II rap tly aud
ts those OF at season equal to 25oGJ
NJ ,,.- ..-r 40. a. 1900. -....
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEw.YoRK.

Cleared.
s.esruhips C.lt Porter, Me- Orleans Stanton
Li Boston Wellington AbeDst; Revenue, HSe4 Richmond
John Noron, Jr.
BsrIs-C aus rhoupson (Sora Thorsae Bic schnd. B.b-
Jenny Pris, Queico J : Waite c.
Big Dgys GARRISON. Du1h- D.m1n Sifheroy r.
posi0n H. D. Brcosnau Ci James W Ewe. Johns;or
Nsnzrils W Ew,n Co; British Qu.eo. Donna C.nen.-
Platte. {. Eos CO.. ea-sh NeTm
Co. Lavecc Greenan MsisgoFda stanton Thoupsl
oucTs-MEEaei Nossn Psfersburs. JAms Hunter Co.
Wild Ssssu hysi A " Wedr1 Car0ire
H. D. BrookuAn, NOc3 be-S Boston. Dayton s5r.ze
Milton. Hswkms Dighiou- J II " vlas
SieaIaeT-Shslk- aillss, Philadelphia W. II. Thompson
Arrived.
steamship Ass Lott Liverpool July i6 and p.s
strgers. =. GaIArd.
Ship Caro- Nsry c.ske tof w1doboro1 Emerson Trieste n
days WI
Bsrs Arco In. Csrk MsrseiIes days and 50 DAYS FINN Cha
~ ~ rnds 10 T w BAY Co Ju q a. al "a l "A
Boston, NcwTie Bordeaux Ju Ia,
. 0 s. p pote Ali 81 PetersburE Ct Bostoa to 81 JONI
b for LveTTgoL -
viii .ussI. &c u g. B. Dolores; Co ~ -
Rx Fn1 (fuss Krus.r Cetf- Gihraa 70 dsys with win.
AZ 70 Thor Neuhsns 18th lon 50 Is .,k-
srr Atlantic from New-Hsven for BaIbOdo.-. " -f
s Martha kinsnEn f P@tand TsbOt Charleston days with
sebf RssSssor OBJ Fs. H.bOro' b. Il day. with coal
ser C Bias Avery El,thssra days with fra, to nate.
sehf Hsock Powell Wiininson- days with stores 70
sStI Nourf Vs, ron Matthews, Bsnror, days
sehr Hn Burse, MaTshsll NrgiLi1 Sdays
SIR AhrAhar Brown Borert NugInia, dsss
sehr 5 II HoyL smith ' irsinis , Gays
Sels Robins KINGSTON bound Povdrnoe
sehr Rasn, Vista Potter Hartford cay bourd PhAdelpha
schr Allen T. Blown - Providence, 2daya
esAr Aareels~ Bray Calsis, esys
ssssznss Dssswsss, SsndfosS, PAAdsRhA
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By telegraph.


BOSTON July .8Ar bars William. Havana brg En'c', Leg
born srhrs' c, reli and Greg n Me- ' ort.
1T iHN 3 july 27-Arr. 9Th ship Ro-ha nbeAl New
HIN auteOn do
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...ifF "a
SAVES =, A.. -. ..,,,. IA ,esa-vad
..,,.,e r~sslsly sn''rr,, drafs 90 the As,,s .u
'.n,,, =, Nrs l,k. for the g''d o',rsse p~yNo7 ''
ss,.t purvhss'e, ~, -. ..,,,h ,u ha continual
-. -, N, ti,,, sic t,lowss
W. w Nv s,.,s of ncNc,N Peru bohvie chill and spao
~, - a., S,v.r cs,in II the United States other
a., ~, ,ht, q crrtS. 81 81 an ounce gross
"sN,,hshts cf widen aud Of the Northern States OF
,r b.rs fr mixed coins, and COR other silver
hr,su sp,chtd. On 81 f'r each ounce AZ standard
So ,u,us uihs =. dsteInir-d On assay al the Mat
4, ,,,N,, 10 the Cotton crop, Mr. Wn. 4. Wright says
N h,s Nf'Nlsr' .,.
-. a., plsst IA, revived uni,r the tdecs o. genial
49, A.. thoush su small u booking better nan
a., n,,,,.us time ~ this season Prom NeSo"eAns on
a. f,t,ar, "a. have complains Of too much ram N'7S
a., s,th,f th-rhie NJ ctiui'n can YET be ttm"l IS "
a.. riseStir Nl,iO>S everything hinges upon e se VI
x,.,l,f haf TIE Cou'ng wontk ar tso.
Slt.r e,,p,. 1T the ports during the week unaer re
,,,r Ns,. been on 900 bales against 10000 ta3 cor
,..,nS,ec wsek lsi season Ihs excess Is reduced to
etVVN hslts - .-... :. .,
an, t,liewirS Is statement of the movement IN +
nm spr re ut September last, rs comp ed "th ne
pf,NN u three ears
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hIVIhEND NOTICE. The semi-tnuuai interest
fsirs cue on the FIRST DAY or AUGUSP 1855 fhs o
SecLrss, vii lie aif nd Nsrha dite a. fAs Of
Of o. he
THE CLtk EL,ND. PAIsESNILLE AID A2IrABULA RAIL
fOA PAM ~ - Al r--Ee Bonds pr cerfs
IHE OHIO sd INDIANA RAILROAD COMPANY Mortgage
DTET BONIs or THE CRY or MADISON. INDIANA per
ard Coluufu o.. Rsir-d company pr o.Hts
~. BONp- ~ THE " A,HiNGfON TOWNSHIP, MIAMI
COUNTY Chol ssud the Columbia Pqu. .nd Indians Rs road
Cor>osrv .er e@nf. WlS>LDW LANiER = Co.
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Igv the incy Hook Printing rsisrsphl
THE HOLLANDS. July IS 90 PM
T. outward bound vessels have al. elue to
81, one, In ~ Liverpool add hrus se IN the olHnE
] hirr con OF "a at he HooS
NINp- Llzlt from ) K. " Gather Gear
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fr,u ~h hNw'l be seen that the excess 10 receipts
,cw natts IL SU7 go bales Tn in IA exp rs q
Cr,.t Rr,lsit s6uO0 bales O.h.r foreign pors, LOU
hsl,s rctsi increase exp 'rts. $1,000 bales
Tie Superintendent ct the Backing Department ms
e.,arpon the f.o~g form for making their weekly re-
So d. Or, Of wh, Will be msde the oh Of August
a., tn ~s,k e, din the Oh Angus
starrNrSr 81 t.. Rank, reuirsd BY Chapter % laws oil
urcsy, the day OF -. i''o
sx,,..r an. uEf u discounts =
4 sGtcle.
oi Circalsfi
sv,,ase dsIosfs : ..
s,.irueUf % by the President OF CtsAe OF ne
Sal 4, -..--... - r,.a.
their annual report 10 the sto'kholder from wnioh We
.,., tie following statistics and statements These fig
sem 70 show that the Company divided 10 dig
Ard. more than they have earned fhe report states
G., the year encng May 1888 the gross receipts have
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N MS eohustle 1904 With esnnasl interest Cospss
seied NJ ard - Of wen b.T 10 the ~ q sss
YotE ft running heugb re csnier = the Se o. yo ~.
orrferg does with Balm aud Ohio and hsmPose
pSs Al y 1rslLs nu addition local husnss essp
eevs Of ths Eas' aid Wss through travel Snes
VI secure b sud u1sIye Dns n.,
ara ~ be- de ~ first onds secuJ sqaA
hst Of any RAJ fosd n he county For sale BY 49, ..un&
WEEKS 4 Co, No. B"ld
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=
DY SIMEON DRAi LR-Otice No. 40 PiDe-st, COT
ID rsr e william.
FRIDAY july ~ ci "a the Aerrhlnn bhcn&nSs
10 sres Lsfars- FifS IT, o. go
X ,fgrs. n q gan soufher RAiroad stock flos
S.sfafe- LEVY ork G.s l. git CO 80
as sh.rs Southern Bsnt o. KENNEDY. 600
Is sbs,.. n Paterson and o. dsoB River kR Co. 500
n .hsres , n.rire Fare Bd. Co .fO-f, 500
~ ebsrs, L sffirg o. Iysfory srock, goo
.h.,.. IN 4 n.feS = fes L r. Insurance Co, sl1y
SG.fsref Ffnpre Cry tsIk s5. -
% .hsres Pes River sBrsDcs Co. 30
sl.tarss Past River L. fsEce Co W,
f.h...of 81 \ .etolss Bank Stock. sV
.Is-ss u Nurssfts Cooper MINIS %" 40
ssfc Parife W.i ship GO "ofr 800 ~, - -. s<
s5Cff Siy Per Cert ncs OF 'e'"J S'J' TO- wv" - 49,
bsItirE h. Nea-Jeoey . CO. ------
Orbits on CHINA INDIA, &c.-Nessrs Dun.
I ON SHERMAN L c. BssseTs NeW.York re prsgus
.,.,+. Cf.ep a. 10 OrrDts Bsok Corp rsti0D, loa a
% 1 AZ Nors snd Letters Of CT d. available a. al me BsS
syd Ar-n's o. mat estahnshn I, ~ 1iol""s' &c.
CHIsA sttfs C1rLos.
Canton. f0Tnbeg, COlumbo
H0us KOrz CALCUTTA Mandy
shspeha- snkspors,
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Aft a everybody in New York had sscertsned with
pos dive certainty that Mr. Bronson removed his or.
g. A. The National Democrat, says that there
60 such result but have yet TO be convinced that
Judge Bronson is 10 be removed and in entertaining
this opinion, 10 lean upon The President without having the
eas, faith in the integrity discretion OF the cabinet This
shows either how little the leaders OF the factous disor-
ganizers know OF The character Of the President or
how xcusaby dishonest they in their professions
OF confidence in him There real humor in the idea
Of the editor OF the Democrat tesnng upon Frank Pierce
Those who know the two men will know how to enjoy it,
II the remark was made for humor, then the editor exhb
its very small share OF one talent OF which he
has never been suspected But we think he made the
remark seriously and that he really believes that he was
leaning on the President. and at The same time that he
was pulling the wool over his eyes. But however that
may be, his prop gone now and The editor OF the Dem
ocra lies sprawlng upon his back For the amusement
OF our readers and that they may have some idea OF the
KIND OF prop on which the detection in New York leans
LOT It's support, we quote the whole article
NuaoREn REMOVAL OF JupoK BHoSsos. -Notwithstand
Jog the ru OF the pre- have yet be convinced
hat 1"LKe Bronson to be removed aud in entertaining
hs opinion, lean upon the President without having
he least faith in the integrity discretion OF the cabinet
II the President yields the cabnt in this matter then
shall have confess that the democratic party has been
cheated in the il has placed the head Of nation,
and we shall not hesitate do part redeem the party
and the country from the consequences of such
failure When the Executive proves either weak false,
resort must be had to the legislative branch Of the
ment But we do yet credit these rumos adverse
to the honor and ssgaciy OF the President The removal
Of Judge Bronson for the alleged would prove
evitabe destruction Of the administration 1t would be
certain to throw both branches Of Congress H. and
public opinion would denounce il administration
has boon denounced since the formation OF the republic
The merchants of New York, irrespective of party. would
hold such indignation meeting the Empire City has
never witnessed If the collector Of this port be
mere political tool of the federal government the
tile interests OF the country In perpetual danger of
ing deranged and depraved the purposes party
aLomnaiion. We repeat that have yet be con.
WINGED that President Pierce will allow himself be made
a tool Of such corrupt policy"
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The Maryland Democracy. Mr.. vansant.

We publish below the excellent letter OF Mr. Van
SAINT TO the democracy OF the third cong district
Of Mary land Ii will be remembered that be was nom
mated for Congress in that districts but, experimenting
that union and concert cosd not be secured in The party
w,hou, other nominee, he Withdrew from the
vass, and returned 10 the democracy the trust which
they had conhded to him. Approaching properly the
dsnteres,edness OF Mr. Vansants course and seeing in
bis noble devotion TO the party. manifested ia this act,
still stronger evidence OF the propriey OF his original
nomination. they have again selected him their stand
ard bearer In the genuine spirit OF devotion to
democracy which mpelled him to Withdraw. he is now
constrained TO the trust, and his letter announces
his purpose in terms that must 20 home to the hearts OF
the democrats OF the third district
TO INK DEMOCRACY or CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT
Fellow citizens, On the fsh instant rendered to you
The which, In the exercise OF confidence,
you had deposited In hands, with other wish
pecation that you would promptly select other
depository than myself felt that in ibis aot Of resgnn.
ton but carrying osrdinsI principle In demo
cratic governments. wits That phfrtpu ea~~of
b. erred for hs brfi Of the PARTY that ce~|vsd It, IA,
sho~d BE- returned 10 hs yoc that gave H. 10 fs t~d
that u may b. better bofo'red
But the matter hs, assumed chsracter in nowise an
tcpa,cd by You have In istskesble ma n
pressed determination to hold tho position
which you originally assigned TO me, and which hsd
cheeruly accepted You have declared in your
snd in your district public meetings and through your
assent lied convention. that you will depos for the
preaching baue that standard, ebs zoned your prn
cplcs and the tasman OF victory in other hands
mine.
With this expressed determination your part wha,
remains Tor do Can be cold spectator and .
listener, whilst my workers in political faith
with arms their hands, marsbalnK their forces
onset and victory Inspired by this reiterated maniesa
ton OF your confidence, res..umc with fmer grssp
the Az which been rendered besulfu by assoca
ton with the principles Of human hbery-the flag of
country and Of Unionwb the solemn pledge that in
tho coming battle you will iod first in the and
foremo,, in the Hgh bearing forward the hiRh-rosd
to victory.
Respectfully. your obedient servant,
JOSHUA vANsANT
BALTIMORE, Oct ~. 1888.
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The Liberal press and the Administrator.

The Liberal Press and the Admtnistratf0n-
We have had occasion than TO designate the
New York Times as liberal whig journal The course
of tia, paper in regard to the removal OF Judge Bronson
furnishes another instance Of that trait which
in partisan wing presses Judge Bronson has enjoyed
all the comfort which the sympathy Of partisan whig
papers could afford him. He has become martyr in their
columns and their sd'ors the chief nourners over
his unmely end But the Times has no tears to shed
over the martyrdom OF democrat who dehes his supe-
rios and rebels against their authority There are sew
eral things in the article Of the Times which we do not
APPROVE but that our reaiers may see how liberal wing
views the case. we copy il entire;
THs POLITICAL wARvAax--RsHovAL or Ma BsoSsos-
LErrsR Ma. GurHax-The administration hiss como
up TO the scratch at last Collector Bronson has been ro
moved, and Hemsn Red6ed 10 appointed in his place
This distinct and unistaksabe declaration that the
ticket nominaed by the bsrds Syracuse regarded A.
hostile to the administration that the President and cao
net constitute w~if this subject; and that whoever
wsRcs war upon the will be regarded and treated as an
enemy the other also The removal Of the collector will
vsorae the administration party In nis State lie courage
had begun 10 be doob,ed The hsrds openly assert
ing that dart no, him ont and even those who be
ieved tina, he could hold his position permanently
conhden, that he would be disturbed until after
he election Both parties moderated the Pfes,en coor-
age OF else Misunderstood his posuon he has indicated
The aud defined the other When Judge Bronson and
Mr. OConor letters this subject. they need
not employ much circamlocoon to ssssi the cabinet
without touching the President Both sail In the same
boat and ar. evidently prepared sink swim together
Collector Bronson removed for any derelcton Of
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Msior General Twiggs has been ordered. BY telegraph.
proceed at into the Cherokee nation, which u in
the limits Of his military (division) command The Sec
e,ary OF War; instead Of placing troops under the actual
orders OF Mr. Drew, the superintendent OF Indian Affairs
in that quarter. for The suppression Of the troubles
among The Greeks has ihss devoved the duty OF taking
the necessary military steps 10 that end upon General
Twsss. who, under the law, responsible for the sac
GEES Of all military movements there. General TwIEss
has such experience embraces surety that while he
will do nothing rashly he will settle all the troubles in
the qu'eiest possible way and in the shortest possible
Time WsA 2tw
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EFFECTS or TIGHT MONEY MARKET ON sosTAs-
The New York Day Book thus notices peculiar feature
Of m. present eight" money market: The pressure
IN the marke, has brought large number Of fancy hssses
INTO The marke, for sale Young merchants and brokers'
whose purses have been depleted BY the fall OF stocks
and other causes have suddenly discovered that they
have enough TO do 10 take OF THAR business their
note. and themselves without attending TO trotng horses
Their naes therefore, for sale. Then again. iced
has .rz the siabe-keepers have pat up Inc prce OF
keeping from s5 to $40 month ns,A 70,
on, Of The stiff ones, and they backed down. Who'll
buy horse \"
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
WEDNESDAY, MORNING, OCT. go. 1868.

:. 10 ,..x. OF Cincinnati, Ohio, collecting
W ,v,.,srn States assisted BY Messs H. j. TAoAAs JON"
-, q Nj l.. WnKAAx, and a. L.tnsIDs
os-mr HrsHY N. Laws, Of MONTGOMERY, Aao rss gen
,n. 40. NJ ior the Alabama and isnne nee
go ~ "a n Lrws, JlHss o. LEwls and SAMUEL " LAWS
I.rsei u JAMIE No. o2 south Tenth s e. Philade
.,s is our general travelling ssen,, assisted H. WElD
go couas JAnss DsEsise, HAAAIf, Jos Burros Gao
Burro. Isaac n. BoDiss, EDsusp W. WI ar, WILLIAM l..
w.rxxaAs and CxossK l. MoLsep'
ay- Receipts from either Of the above VIII % good
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The Federal tGeorgs) Union says: ave learn
that Colonel Underwood has been appointed BY the
President associate judge Of the Territory OF Utah.
We are very much pleased with tins appointment.
Colonel Underwood il gentleman of decided abil-
ny, and every way qualified for the position He is
Progressive man. and Utah Is progressive country, and
10 tour ave ysars we shall expect hesr III Colonel
Underwood in Washington city Uo,led States sena
tor from the State Of Utah. We congratulate the salIan,
Coon. on hs brilliant prospec,s He has don. the de.
mocrncy good service in the late contest. and mos
heartily rejeics in his good fortune"
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,..v.r,o, Jobnson,s Inaugural.

Ho., Andrew johnson, recently elected governor OF
Ts was installed into office on the l7th instant,
n;.h time he delivered his inaugural address, which
,v he found in our columns to-day ms address VIII
command attention throughout the country coming as
!, does, from statesman who has acquired national
r.Du,oa BY his long and able services in the Congress
ol the nation.
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BY OHEEN . ECOTT, AacuoneeFs
HANDSOME THREE-sToRY AND ATTIC BRICK HOUSE
III Wednesday, the 18th instant shall
c the premises at O'clock Handsome three
cellar, and lot
fron,,nr on D. ID I'd The
good and cellar with
necessary street, running
Indiana being lot D. Todds subdivision
Of ot All square No. sra ~.
Term. Ono thd cash balance in L. o. and years; pu
payments deed
given a deed Of uvs taken. Title indispuable.
GREEN 4 SCOTT,
Oc2-d Auctionecrs.
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rs ~ 10 which q added Modem InhAesy Csnsdsvsd y
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as-m.nl Of the Tongue by @. W. Hsrw.y
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