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New and Fashionable Clothing
ANn
CUHNISesISG STORE.

sB y - y 90 LIB Ul P -
HAVE Jus, received Mt the ". y. Clothing Store
formerly occupied by T. Wise a large a,sor mcut
OF Fashionable CIolhng They also keep on hand
clothing ct their own mNnuiacturr, which they
will warrant to he strong and durable. They have
just rer-iveda splendid iot of
CHDthS, CaSsimcreS, ami pfsiingS,
Which will be made up to ordcron he shortest no.
tice, and Us chcapii not cheaper than .hey can be-
iunnd IN any house in town.
FURNISHING GOODS.
A large variety constantly on hand such n shirts,
collars, crava,s, boots, shoes, &c.
The public are respectfully invited 10 On ninndey-
anime our stock before purchasing elsewhere
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Business CARDS.
G. .s "a N o asgS

Carriage and Wagon Mandatory,
& GAY would mlnum hls friends uud cusro
~ . mcrs that he mas renewed to his new shupnt
lhrsouil west corner Of the public square where he
wlllconlinuct thrmanurrrturin ofraIrlngrs buggirs
nnd wngousin the latest and most approved styles
Being practca workman, h' i'arcr, hims,iflhai
he can build ~ GOOD work can be produced IN tins
market Ifnrb made to ordrrand warranted give
entire satisfaction Repairing done on the shortest
notice.
Cnsh pnid Tor .ensoned nmhcr / G GAY
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SrslTrAL FArs--1hat Whisky is the key by
which many gain an entrance into our prisons
and .lmshouses.
That Brandy brands the nosos Of all those who
can not govern their appetites.
That wine causes many TO take winding way
home.
That Punch 10 the cause of many unfresdly
punches
That Ale causes many ailiugs while Deer
brings many to the bier. :,
That Champagne lie the sourss Of many real
pains.
That gin slings have Slowed more than tho
slings OF old,
That tho reputation Of being fond Of Cocktails
| il not a feather in ANY mansca?
That money spent for port that 10 supposed
BY portly geDts would support many . poor
family
| Tha; Porter 10 e weak svppcrtsr for these
| who are weak in body.
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AN ExTEAOEDISARr MAs--- David Wilson, an
old revolutionary soldier, and q native OF New
Jersey, died, after q short illness, in Dearborn
County, Indiana, in August, 1888 aged one hun
dred and seven years. two months and ton days.
Ho had at different periods Of his life, fire wives.
aud, at the time Of his death, was the father Of
forty Ssusn childrenl While residing in Penn.
sylvania near the old Redstone Forte, his wife
gave birth 10 fre children in eleven months -
This extraordinary man. when ia his one hun
d-ei and fourth wear, moved one week for Esq
Pendetor. Of Hamilton county, Ohio, about two
miles frsni Cincinnati. during which he moved
one acre per day Of heavy timothy gra~. he
was about Eve feet six inches in height. His
frame was not enpported by ribs, as the frames
OF srJinary men are. but an apparently solid
sheet o: bone supplied their place. He could
hold up his hands IN vertical position, and re.
csivs blow from the fist Of q powerful man, on
the lateral portion Of his body, without inconven'
,ence He served throughout the entire Rsvo.
luton, under Gen Washington. was engaged in
most OF the Indian wars since, and was the com.
panion of Marion and Rodgers and Of many other
distinguished early pioneers Of our Western and
Southern wilds. Our leaders may rest assured
that this statement is correct as We received 1t
from Mr.. Alexander Wilson, Of North Madison,
who s the forty ffth child Of the subject Of this
paragraph b.'.--Nddisor, (Ia) BannT.
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CoM,so ur.--The amount IN the Sub Treasury
at New York on the 2Sth ult, wa. ss,o77,o7o 90
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4 lIDGS Attorney ant Councillor at Law
~. lnl Solicitor IN Chlnccy viii give hls
pro ap' attention to all business conhdcd lu hlm M
The ,.r,ult. supreme, aud Fricrel courts ot the
state, Diirr 40 Sanger Il Armour's Block
snu'h west corner OF the Court liou>" Square,
.Oflwa.l Ia June -.
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~ ptuiS n rIsEuR, Geo. II. Norus,

NJ DRNiS n FISEIIR, Geo. II Norus-
~ Geo ) F,-hrr) attorneys at Ldu Il LaHd
issIts, DIANA, III viii pay particular nttcn-
uon totne payment oitaNrs ~ ANY parI Illinois,
purchasing aud selling Real Estate, investigating
titles, collecting demands buylng and selling Mil
Itary land Warrants, mud locntlug them ON the
brst lands or soldiers Or others. securing PEN
sion. nnl all claims against the Government --
OFFlCE-On the southwest corner Of the Pub
lie square.
Commissioners Of Deeds, SC, for New York
Connecticut, Ono, New Jersey, Michigan and
Wisconsin May 3 lSj !-tf
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Ttit, hest assor'm'n OF summer cassimrres, de
L MINIS, drills, ticks, striped shiriug, heavy cot.
tons blenclIed goods, crash, russed aud Scotch
diaper, table linen, napkins corded shirts, eur.
tain muslin, Sc, at (May2D J. W. Murs
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One Double Wagon

XXTlTll steel spring, will be sold cheap at the
w May u. n Il. BRANCH
N OTIONS-CclI lor most anything you want
" July lG. Z. Y. GRIeo'.
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FURNITURE F!
LOOKING GLASSES

tNtI UTT TN III TOIh IUU TNfI mud
at prices to defy compruison, They have iAcII-
ties tor manufacturing superior to any this side ol
Chicago and are determined To put their ptIce
Al he LouCa UoJk
In addition 10 whuilhrv manufacture themselves
they are rrc,lvrup good assortment OF furniture
from the most hionahle houses IN Chicago, which
they II! sell at Chicago puces, adding mglransportn-
ton They would call particular attention to the
lact that thry are making then own
naJgtaaHa
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which enables them 10 furnish a cheaper and bet
ter article than can be got elsewhere, and they
wiII make any size aud pattern that may be called
for or any othrrarlicC IN the cabinet orupholslery
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furui,urc D.Iivcrodand SriUp

m any part oi the town. and II It does not give
tislacuoR the money will be refunded They also
keep on hand Sash and Glass OF all kinds They
L..---.- II : -. Il = 1 ~. :
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The Carucntcrs, Mccti,,x,

meeting Of this trade was held in Military Han,
Bowory, last evening About twcnty Eve persons were
present.
Mr. AMBROSE BATES was called to the chair, and Mr..
FRANCS s DUNCAN acted as secretary.
Mr.. WILLIAM G. IsTrRs addressed the meeting and cx
plned that the obsct Of Il the election Of delegates
to the Trades Convention to be held in this city
1hs convention called for the purpose Of discussing
the expedcncy of forming Protective Labor Association
II would not be a Trades Union many occupations will
be represented lie regretted the small attendance and
said it remained for them to say whether not they
would organize and choose delegates.
lIr. MAGAGSos painter, then made q few eloquent
Marks Wishing the carpenters join the solid phalanx
OF trades which was moving in column to victory. Hc
was vol aware that there had been successful
orpspzetor among the carpenters except the Ponecr
and intelligence among the carpenters well ther
trades lie did not care how snaH tie meeting to-
night He wanted them to start the organiz then
IL they would hold another meeting next Friday evening"
hundred After few remarks, giving the men some
good advice. Mr. Magagnos sat down.
Mr. MATHS said that he had in his hand roll OF per
cons who were willing 70 organize for such objects as
had been explained They also might depend apon 1t
that the society would not lack money to carry it through
Mr. MAGAcyos said that Of the objects to como bs
fore tfe convention, would be eight hour law. With
the present ten hour law, there labor in tho
market than there was any demand for. reduction in
tAe hours Of labor would cause more demand FOR IL, and
would not reduce the wages. lie also said that the
Painters Association formed by seven mon, the
ice tho North river ess than three years ago, aud
they increased to seven huucred members and had Cf
teen hur dred dollars the funds. lie trusted that this
orHap zaton would DO equally successfuL
Several persons signed the roll OF members aud at Q
O'Clock the meetios adjourned to meet asxt Tuesday
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- Buf2AL0, Sope Q, 1858.
Tho following have been the receipts tsre duripe the
psst hours: 1,ur. 800 barrels shsst 80
o onthei"; corn. 0o0 busheIs oats 40 Geo bastea
wetterp Hour bas been In fsr demand for Est and
CITY trase but common to fair brauds tr6. I,war
with light sales Wheat is in fair demand but tustcs So
Sseek.d ., The hmnsss Of hodersl5 GEO bus sold at
i23c. l2oc for Ohio and Michigan Corn not active
but without char to Oats dull Ohio vhishey
se'is At Ah 9. 26c Freieits-Ths quotations
Flour &C.; wheat II 40; c,rn I45se
ALBANY. Sept 1868.
The receipts of the past twenty four houre have besn
ss sdFlovr 0GG barrels wheat "a eco bushels
oo,n p 600 CO.. oats, 19.cc0 do; barley 600 do Che
fa's of -four lave been COO bu hels at 90 81 So 60
for Sta'e and common and mtrOd Western. Wheat ia
dull but prices firm Goru is 6rmer and holders do
moDd advance above the vie of buvers sstes Of
60o0 bushe at s2c foe mixed Western and So for round
yellow Barley, 1G,000 bushels Sold at 75c nc for
two rowed and $50 for four rowed Oats steady a6
q 47hc.
OssgG0. Sept. 8. 1868
The receipts Of the past twenty four hours at this
foot up follQws:-Flour LC00 bbls.; uhsct 40 0Oc
bushels none. Wheat is drm but duI sales were
mare of 10 600 bushels At 81 81 for Ohio and 81 2
Michigan, 10 a'Iivo Corn is no 80 actvs but without
change TO notcf 6Ooo bushels sold al 72o Tor mixcd
Western Freights.-I1our Is osotcd Mt 4oc whsat,
17c corn, I6O.
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IuE SECRETARY OF WAR AT HARrFoED--SEar-
0ircIAL PUH1c Rcr1ToH-Jeifer Davis, Ne Pescs's
Secretary of War; bonored Hartford with visit yesters
day Mr. Davis parook Of the festivities Of h fry at
Springfield on Saturday and he and Governor Steele Of
New Dampshire were the guests Of Colonel Hazard Of
En6old On Sunday night He reached this city in suG
ceDt season yesterday morning to inspect the establish
ment Of Colonel Colt. At IL O'Clock collstion got
up for him az the City Hotel by of the gentlemen
OF the city TO welcome him. Mayor Hamerslcy intro
duced the Secretary 10 the company ard welcomed BIN
ors ar happy reply. The gentleman has melocious
yoce though not very powerful lie spoke OF the
doctrine OF State rights, which he supported, and
cla cd that tho noble stand which Connecticut took In
The Revolution but in support Of the principle
lie praised New England scenery, New ERgsnd
chm &C lsr and our New England ho,pitaliiy 1t
bandsoms cesy effort, Of accustomed to speaking
Sud full ef his subject with rothing of the blood ADD
thunder" fchool in H. Speeches wore Likewise made by
other gentlomen The occasion that called for
party exhibition and OF boh parties uoitcd ia
welcoming public functionary TO our city.--Haiuofd
L.LIanL &.nl. h.
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Domestic MISCELLANY

The shock Of earthquake vas experienced at Now
Bedford we6nssdsy night last
Several buildings, situated between the railroad and
ferry point at Calais, Me-, were consumed BY fire on
S. 600.
In the United States sub treasury, In st. Louis thcre
10 In specie the sum Of 81 ,130, 900.
Mrs. Sally Hartman wife OF David Hartman, Of Lehgl,
County Pa committed suicdo tho 3lst ult., b. cut
;irg her throat with razor
Deaths IL Cincinnati during August. 30I Males, loo
feuaes 147 Of oonsumptoo, 81 dysentory ~ scarie'
fever, IS, tunl10r compliant 40.
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F,Om PhtIUdeyuhlr

TIE PROTESTANT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ANTlcI-
fATEp-THE CITY or MANCHESTER, ETC.
PHuADEpHIA, Sept. 0, 1855.
The Protestant Association are to have grand pro-
cession to though oil ports Of the city Some
difficulty is anticipated, ard large armed police force
has been ordered out for the occssion
Tho steamship City Of Manchester, from Iiycrpoo
the cath ul arrived here early this morning with
very large and costly cargo Of fine goods. She also
brought 4Se passengers tho largest number brought
by steamer aoToss tho Atlantic.
The thermometer at the Exchange saloon stood at
70 degrees at neon. At Eve O'Clock rain commenced
hlHng.
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wIII,.msbu,r CITY Intelligence.

RAyR on CotoGrD GfEr.- John Stephens, q c1osed
married resieing In School street, yester ray
rested by constable Austin chatged with having COM
ri,ed rape on coored girl, named III zabeth Selby
on the evening Of the 21st OF August last Ills examin
ton viii take place this morning, at 10 O'Clock.
1frs- -festsrday morning about half past twelve
O'Clock rc broke out in tho kitchen attached 10 the
house No 20 South Seventh street II discovered
and extinguished before material damage had been
tanned Loss about s1C0.
GAVE BONDS ron InIlI Michael oCali yesterday
gave bonds in 81 Geo TO appear at Brooklyn for trial.
the Court Of Sessions, on charge ef rape.
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SEVENTEENTH wARD-TAMMAkY HALL ELEorIoH
As by tho call made ter tbe prsrv eactlone
tho Uemoo-,nc oensssi couuittcs ef Tsmnssy Hail ths
Burkeis No ~ Twelfth strset thu 9th mat
delegate from Fifteenth Assem- Ny distrct
Werd 20 sho % Convention at Syfccuse, Gnd C. Balm
brst "a Suith yycz ell eted the atterr ake
s$saHA s;is s;as HssSsss HsSSHsss ls'ssss
rwEATIEvH WARD RIGHT 9IDE UP.
We tb, updc% igncs Tnspe tors OF tho pvnIry election
held at rs s.seTs pusss.n 70 the cal o. the Re-
s DO oer that ths ticket he sdsd Hugh Mooney
seve- hun ed end 6y csr votes and the okt
beaoei ihsodsre r 1iac reeivsd twonty votes
nUGH k0UNEY,/
yOuN BkIGE, }InFocctors.
WIN. SIMPSOE, y
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TrOnn the Eoueh.

loss or TEE SHIP AsIA-THE FUuiTIyl; SLAVES
ON TIE BRITISH SHIP SAMUEL, ETC
BAruMoEE, sept q 1865.
The ship Asia which cleared from Mobile on the 9th
nlt for Europe driven ashore on Sand bland and
the vessel and cargo proved total loss
No oxtcnsve damage was anticipated from the rise of
the river In South Carolina.
three slaves were recently found socreted lbs been a
charged from custody by the authorities OF Norfolk tho
evidence clearing him from all knowledge Of the presenco
OF the slaves on his vessel.
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Tho American Party,

The Seventh ward adherents OF this party called o
meeting last night az Botanical Hall, East Broadway,
but after waiting nearly hour beyond the appointed
time, II was postroned Cor want Of quorum to
auEricious ion. When reporter left t he
roc, there cxncy eight persons present. and these
uere sa2ey dscussirg the propriey Of forming them
selves into Retiring Committee the wisest
that could have been made under the crcum
stances In their case advertising for meeting win
DO somewhat Ike calling spirits from the yasty Deep
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Cninner's Innur 4.

CAUTION TO PAIuNTs Yesterday Coroner ODounali
held inquest at No % Wooster street, tho boiy
Of obio eight months old nsmsd Frederick Vesesi
vhOts c6sth csused ht upsetugg pot az iti,re
otHss ~ sba wbieb fe tha cbui sod oala,d IL
ma death tp fe~ verdict Vas relurus1 us
4 DgSth Csplco b. fotida
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Tho II,ina.e.
no TIL. III

no the EDITOR on TnE NEW YORK HERALD.
NEw YoBH Sent 1859.
Respected Sir-1n reply to statement made by Mr.,
George w. Beach In the urRAI3 of this day as leave
10 inquire Of that genlamen Ia behalf Of tae unfoc innate
Chinese company, II no VIII be good onogh 70 inform
whee he resdea, and ~ what time II will bs
nept for bin TO grant me Al interview
Respectfully, your most obedient servant
WM SEE5ACH
Bookkeep OF The Shak poare Hcte.
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Items nom the Fishing Grounds.

Boh1US, sept y, 1905.
There have been further arrivals at Gloucester from
the fishing grounds Tie schooner E. p. Howard arrived
bn Wednesday night and the schooner Henrietta yessr
day. They bring NO news Of importance. Everything
quiet when they left the BAy Of St Lawrence. The
E p Howard has been absent two months and the Hen
t three months. The captains report that they
have not been boarded BY any of ths British se and
were fishing most Of tho time in hagdalen Bay and vici
atty Thsy have not the American naval fleet
beon in harbor since leaving homo Saw the British
steamers carefully guarding the coast.
Many other Gloucester vessels on their way home
Most Of shs viii only nske trip to the bay this
son. on account Of being sbsen long the first trip
and the mackerel now being nearly all in shore Some
Of the vessels have mot paid their expenses
The Starlight, Captain Mcdonald arrived last night
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SOMEBODY GETTING HosEsT-The Treasurer OF
tle United States has received from the Rev Jcha
htetu'y % tbs United Saves by somo pereon whoie
uhHe y NOT eivSn
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The New Canal at Montcxuma

Albany, sept. ., 1853.
1bs Rochester Union says II s reported that the new
'csna just put iuIo operation at Montezuma Is falling
AM must 10 abandoned for the present, and the old
caao ussd. II win take four ye days to got the old
caml roadv
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Naval InfeIIlUencI,.

Naval Intelligence.
Tho sloCp os.war Portsmouth twenty .tUo DAYS from
Honolulu, arrived at San Francisco 12th August Tho
following is list of her officers IT A. Dornin Esq,
rarker second Lieutenant; James H. spotts Third Lieu.
tenant; Bridge Parser; J. BrincEorhoh. Surgeon;
Pattisgp Acting IieHtenant; cOwos: Assistant Sur
Lieut. Marines Messrs. Bowen, Carpenter Walker. and
Mccarthy Midshipmen; Mr.. Hail. Boatswain Mr. Ram
maisr.
Tie frisate Columbia left San Juan August 81, at A
T. H.. for Pensacola Officers and crew all vol.
The frgato St Lawrence arrived at San Francisco Au
gust 15, fiom the Sandwich Llands.
VIM. Gotton third assistant engineer os tho United
States steamer Vixen died at the hospital at Pensacola
on the 3lst uit.
The sto,sship Lexington arrived at tho island Of Ma
era on her to the East Indies with stores for tho
squadron under Conn., Perry the 14th ult. Two days
from New York, Md.hipman h. j. d. Price, Of Maryland,
died. All others sailing from New York in this shp
were we'll.
The Susquehappah. Commodore Perry in command,
arrived at Napa Doc Choo, "a Japan isand) the Goth
and we're Joined on the as.h that mont BY the supps
The Plymouth stl at Shanghai. These vessels
oil on their way to Japan Proper All were well tho
four first vessels above named.
Mr.. j. J Hanson. acting master board tho Z. g.
of yellow fever.
LETTERS roR TEE CmyFsE sorADRoS-A letter bag Cor
pan wabe despatched from the Navy Yart Boston, on
the 18th init, per chip Bombay.
OUR NAVAL CORRESPONDENCE.
FuNCIIAI, MADmgA. July "a. 1859.
The squsdron under command Of Com q. Ringgold,
for the survey Of the China and Pacific seas arrived
the 7th inst They comprise the following vessels
Flag ship. sloop Of vincennes bearing the broad
peppank OF Corn. C. Rpggold.
Steamer John HancocL Lieut.. Cem'dg John Eodgers-
Brig Porpoise. Lieut.. Corn'dg A. d. Davis, and
Tender ionninore Cooper, Acting Lieut. comds H. K.
stey ems
The squadron twenty nine days from tks United
Stated. Ihe oacera and crews we're all we'll With the
exception OF the pursors clerk Of the expedition. who
bsa bsen transferred to the hospital here seriously ILL.,
They rallied again. on the 18th inst, fer The Capo OF
Good Hope, tonchDg at Porto PraJe
Tho sloop OF Marion arrived here 10 day thirty
days from Porto Praya, officers and crow ell vol,
Tho brig Perry, Commander Page Is horo and will
90 TO tho coast Of Africa again abcut the ist Of Au
gust, Ohlcers and crew all we'll
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Arrival OF sne Taurus Mt Boston.

B0sGoN. Sept ., Isbj
ne screw uteausiip Tsurun CEOn Liverpool Au yult
"a, airiySd here tbis 0orrtag.
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Ths nevs was brought Gown from san7rnncisco oStAs
Pacific sideby tho stcamshp Sierra Hevsdas which M
On the I5sh Of August at3P.N.
We are indebted to B. Hopkns purssr Of u Star It
tho West ind to tho expresses Of Adams s Ca Ws1a
Fargo Co.. and Esrford Co., for the quick dsiA cry sf
California pe2crs
The Pncihc mali steamship Winfield Scott Isft Ban
Rrencisco The 18th Of August, with the fslsstag
0pccie list -
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AouAIo SroRTs II rowing match and also Q
fshLtst iggstts sn tale giAoe " Gay a. hpi Mass.
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u Il WS BY RAPH.
AR.iys In Washington CITY.
1AHs"HSs TH w NNUIbBtOH VItvs
GSN. cA5s AND THE ADNISisTEATIoN-TuE FRENCH
MISSION, ETC.

GSN cA5s AND THE ADMINlsTEATIoN--TuE FRENCH
MISSION, ETC.
SnNAL connEspcsDLscH oY IIT SBw YORK nRAtp.
wAsmroTos, Sept. 0, 1853
We undorstapd letter has been received here from
,Scncral CAm, sppoTi9g ard endorsing to The fullest
e1ten the principles snd policy Of President Pierce
TAR Tho approbatior of distinguished Union demo
urat mrst OF course be graceful to the ADMINISTRATION
ny the way, the ndu stricusly telcgraphed
North that General cass has been offered the mission to
ftcneo Ia destitute Of uuda ion Several weeks ago
stated In this ncrdence that IL II we're thought
probable General Ca,s would accept the position 1t would
bo offered to him, but ~ Il known this was out OF
tho question it sbandoned. Up to the present
time person has been selected for the post nor Is it
new probable The apport mt VII be made several
days. yEIITAS.