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Last Nights Report.
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC'C CONVENTION.
THIRD DAYS PROCEEDING.


CHARLESTON, s. c., April %.
The Convention met at 10 o'clock. The gallery
was crowded with ladies, and on motion, several
hundred who were crowded outside, were admit
ted TO the floor of the Convention, which Oeoa>
stoned much good feeling.
The resolution restricting speaking to Is min
utes, and but once on subject, was taken up, de-
bated, and rejected. Ayes 100; nsys III.
A resolution relative to debate, restricting the
speakers to fifteen minutes on ali subjects except
on platform, was then introduced and discussion
thereon is progressing.
A Southern delegate demanded that there sho'd
be no gag law on any subject
At II o'clock the resolution was adopted limit
ing speaking to is minutes on all subjects except
the platform, aud that the rule of the House Of
Representatives will apply, limiting each speaker
10 one hour.
The Committee on Credentials announced that
they would be ready to make their report this af-
ternooD.
The Convention then, on motion, adjourned at
noon until o'clock.
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SNOW.

OsWEGOI Aprl 70.
Three inches Of snow has fallen since midnight It
Is now showing Wind north.
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NEW STORE & NEW GOODS.

TT NJ. HALL begs leave to inform
LIZ his friends aud the public that he has recently
opened the large and cOmmodiOus Store,
No. l52 Ontario Street,
Under tho Old Beaumont House. for the sale Of Gro
csries Provisions, Produce, Fruit Basket aud Stone
Ware, and general Fam ly Supplies.
AND he calls their aten his present entire
stock Of Goods In the above line, which is OF the best
quality and will be sold at reasonable prices.
He Intends. by fair dealing and by attention
business and the Of hi5 customers merit share
Of the public PATRONAGE.
Articles delivered to any part of the city.
apT2ldn
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THAYRLRR,s REGTsTRII. .

Citizens wishing conveyance 10 either Of the above
Trains Boats viii be called for BY the Coaches OF
Stevens Omnibus Line BY leaving their address It the
Omnibus Oheo 81 Superior street. door nrxt to We'd
die House.
Anil 10 Ign0
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-26

EY E. Ruhini, IT'S Superior st. has received
the Spring Fashions of Hats and Caps. It en-
braces all styles and qualities, aud Of course will be
sold as low as possible. We should advise those
who wish beautiful and well becoming hat or cap
30 call on Mr. Rnfini
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ELEVENTH WARD REPUBLICAN CLUB Regular
meeting Friday, April 9th, at o'clock, P. NJ at
the house Of Paul Schmidt.
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PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING,
CR-Plain ornamental priu lug Of every description
done the p nfng establishments Of the LKADER Office
the latest improved and rapid Steam Presses in
the best style short notice. and al reasonable rateE
Particular at sntion paid TO blank work. Every dssop
lion Of Binding done, especially Blank Books, LedgeIs
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" Fine Silver Tea Sets, Forks, Spoons, Cake
Baskets, CastOrs, Napkin Rings, Labels, &c, &c.
A very large stock, and all warranted Of the best
Double Plate, can be found at
Foe0, ELLSWORTH ( Co.'S,
nci1 Cor Snnerior and 2eneca sts.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1860-04-26

DETROIT AND LAKE SUPERIoR.-We take plea
sure in inviting the attention of our readers to the
card of Wards Opposition Lake Superior Line"
TO be found on the sccOud page of this mornings
issue, The ARCTIC commanded byCspt F. S Nl-
Ter; the MONTGOMERY. by Capt J. NieksrsOH and
the SEA BIRD,by Capt C BIOdgett, viii comprise
thesteamers of the lioe one Of which will leave De-
trOit every Wednesday aud Saturday forming a
regular semi-weekly line through the season,
touching at Macinac, and oil points on Lake Su-
perior. The Arctic and Sea Bird will make one
trip each for pleasure excursions, touching at all
points on both shores Of Lake Superior sometime
during the months of July and August; due no.
tice Of which will be given.
These boats are all 6rst-cass low pressure steam.
ers, with splendid accommodations for passengers,
and are commanded by veteran officers in the lake
service, aud the proprietor pledges himself TO
render this line al that could be desired by the
travelling and business public. 1t is pretty well
known that what Ward promises be will perform
We understand that this line has already large ex
sting down freight contracts, amounting TO some
$4,000, in view of which fact, II is their inten-
tiOn to put the price Of passage down to lower
can take the time during the season, can make
rip into the most delightful summer resort on the
continent.
Messrs. Woodbridge, Chipman & Rood, of De-
troit, are the Agents of the Montgomery and Sea
Bird, and NJ J. Hutchings of the Arctic.
PoLIoE CoURT-APRIL 25ra.-Mark Bulst>
ner, for selling damaged veal, was fined IS and
costs.
James Nation, for disturbance, was fined the
costs.
Mary McGarey, for a similar offence, was fined
80 and costs.
VIM. Pike was arrested for grand larceny, hav-
ing robbed one Eliza schwegert of $l5 in money.
His case vas continued with bail at 5000.
A. P. Mclaughlin, for intOxieatiOn, was fined
81 and costs.
Dan Mooney, BimilOr offence, 81 and costs.
WIN. Moore, similar offence, insd the costs and
sent up for ten days
Joseph RhOdsriCk, similar offence, fined the
costs.
Catherine cOnan, charged with stealing bush,
el of coal was fined So and costs.
Aaran Fian and Nancy Spear, for disturbance,
were found guilty. The former was fined $40 and
costs and the lsttor sent to Jail for 30 days.
Susan Butler, an old offender, charged upon the
modest Nancy spear and battered hor, Tor which
she was sent to jail for ten days.
The house of i'll fame case of James Severance
and bis "bOardsrs," occupied all the afteruOOn.-
Severance was found guilty of keeping a baWdy
house and was fined $50 and costs.
Patrick Gillpeter, alias Luke Grace, was charg-
ed with visiting the house. The Judge had
sentence pending, but Luke making some e1pla-
nation of his connection with the transaction, be
was discharged in consideration of his family.
John Patterson, on same offence, was discharged.
Harriet Williams, Jenny Carpenter and Emma
Carpenter, we're fined $50 each for visiting seYe-
RANGES house.
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~ Fresh LObstsrs can be bad at Chambers
On 0atario street this morning.
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DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
WIGS! WIGS! WIGS

BATCHEJoR's WIGS AND TOUPEES surpass all.
Ihey arc elegant. light, sty and durable.
Fitting 70 chamuo turning up hehind-uo shrink nE
the headi indeed this is the oni Establishment wher
iheHs things are properly underwood and made
30 Broadway, New York
ian5 ". W.FIsKE. Cleveland. Ohio Agent
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IMPORTANT TO FFMALEs.

DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
THE COMBINATION OF INGRE-
L DIENTs in these Pills srs the result Of long and
extensive pacce They mild in their operation and
certain in oorrsc al Irregularities Painful BEenstrua
ttions removing an obstmctions whether from cold OF
otherwise hsadoche pain in tho size palptaton the
heart. whites all affections hysteics fatigue
pain IN the back and limbs &c, disturbed sleep which
anse from iuterTupii0n OF nature.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
the commencement Of era in the trsBtment Of
those egu aries and Ohstucons which have consigned
many Of tho young tho beautiful and the
owed 70 Premniure GlVe. No female eau etiOy good
eah unless she is regular and whenever an obstruction
kssplace the gene Al health begins 70 decline.
DIR. CHEEsFMAN'S PILLS
the most eeotual remedy ever knoWnf or all com
plants necuia Go Fedles To all claEsfs they inTa
uAe ilaBcg tot ceri1Hfg PERIODICAL Te0nlcrity They
periods thrOughouithe country having the sanction
Of the most eHHef physicians AneT1e1 Ezpcf d1rec
0ls gtdlHg Dhe and heH they should not Be ussd with
each Boxthe Pice One Dollar each bar containing 90
Pi1s.
valuable parhet be had free Of the Agents pills
eHf By mail promptly, BY enclosing price TO the General
agent Sold b. DrugglFie generally
r. 81 HUTCHINGS. Geaerni Agent
l65 Chambers ST., New York,
Sold in Cleveland at VIM. Fisk's and Galord Ham
mond's, doc7eOwdSw:R20
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" For the best qualities Of Segars, Tobacco
scd Snuff, go to G. Dietz III suDeriOr-st.
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+ ANGSTROTH ON THE HONEY

II BEE This * Is nov admi ted 10 he the r1ogt
przciea Dud By ar the best The directions for
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the honey not wanted Or the support Of the bees ntsf
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The work Is fully supplied with illustrating every
point necessnry correct understanding Of tho
menI Of The swarm
One volume, 40s pages. 81 Is. For sa'oby
J. B. COBB y co Cleveland o.
GAY AND SEAl-A New Novel
~ BY the AuthOrOf WIDE Wide World - &C. 2vols
PIier ao,g $500. For sale by IB COBB co.
I ETTERS FROM SWITZERLAND
II BY Samuel IreEBus Erme, Author Il Travels IN
The East. Fersale BY CORB 4 60.
GPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
~ (MENDS EVERYTHING
Sold at whole ale and retail BY
iahl3 B. COBB Z CO
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~ Our friends win end oag apools dispatch.
daily, about noon, on the Herald bulletin post
Herald.
And Il should have added, "On arrival Of the
cincinnati train with the Cincinnati Commercial
having the identical dispatch, twenty four hours
old" For further proof compare the following
dispatches:
Special Dispatch to the Cincinnati CONNER
CHARLESTON, April q.
The Douglastes have gained tue advantage this
day. The New York contested seats are the order
Of the day 10 morrOw-the Platform next day aud
the ballothng on Friday.
The Douglas men are very conhdenii they are
making cunning fight
Expectations are siiIi entertained Of grand ex.
plosIon. ID. Il.
Special Dispatch to the Cleveland Herald, April
25tb;
CHARLESTON, April "a.
The programme will be q follows: Contested
seats question, Wednesday; the platform Thurs.
day ballolting Friday.
Douglas men are confident and making cunning
fight; they have gained some advantage Th re
are expectations entertained Of q grand explo-
sion s.
Mayor Senter never sent that Dispatch.
By referring to our telegraph columns full &C
count of the proceedings Of the dOngs of the Con-
ventiOn, and speculatiOns as to the fnal result
will be found up to the time Of adjournment yes
terday. Our reports are sent us as late as mid.
night and are later and much more full than the
bogus 24-hours-old dispatches the Herald will
probably aaunt out to-day.
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n Paddock hasIhe finest -Four Dollar Bat TO be
found in Cleveland, and he has Twenty-Five Hun
dred Shaker Bonnets which be viii sell lower than
they can be bought elsewhere, and his whole
varied assortment Of goods are going Of at the
same low rates
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U-FOr Market and Marine Reports see 4lh page,
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NOTIONS OINTmEN7',

DR. McCLINTOoK's CoLD AND Couch Nix
TuRE-Am0ng the cold and cough remedies" that flood
the market, this alone stands hs solid basis Of
medical Dr BIcClinock stands in the fre from
Of the profession lie stakes his reputation Whist he Of
ers 10 the sick senuine curative. Never has thi
preparation fasifed his guaranty. Price Is cents.
sold BY WM FIsKE, and BY STRONG ARM
STRONG ClpValuud
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NEW MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS.
In Adea. the Octoroon. just published.
Hayes Arctic Boat Journey '..-s...'--- Sl
1weNe Years Of S5ldiers LII m lnua''''.--.--- -
CvrOqeda Of Scientific Anecd 70
Frir or itti. ~ i'fje ................... l 20
Life aud Corres5o dcncs Of Thomas AmOlJ-...--.-- 00
Tb"rnb9rys i,1s ia 20
Fisher BIyer aud Characters .-..-......-.- ~
RedpHths Lille OF John brown .-------- "
Diary OF Membsr OF the How Hrd ASSOCIATION "
MoCliutOcks Fate Of Sir john trank llh-.....-- 70
Schonl Days ut Eminent Men-Sims "
Self Help, prize reduced -
Trip 10 Cuba-StOic 70
Preachers and Proschng-hurray %
Good Figtf-by Chas. Reado 70
Almost Heroine. ~
Mother Goose for Old FOks--..--...-.. ~
Iouueya W
NOaRs True Mumau hood
kVeFy woman hbr Lawyer. "
Rrhertson,s Sermons, 4th stfief W
HgTy Lee Hope kT ihe Poor 20
Mary HOwiti s History Of America --.-..--..-.. p0
ETSm %ar9 R1vn to pa'llsAI' b'ffa1IxM fSaaxM RKxGd "
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Angler HOUSE, April 25th, 1860.
GENTLEMEN Your Aattering epistle of to-
day has fully satisfied my proudest ambition.
Your appreciation of my humble efforts to
amuse you will give me nobler incentive to
renewed exertion. l cordially accept your
prOfered testimonial, and will enact Hamlet"
on next Saturday evening, April 28th, when
I trust to return to your families personally
my heartfelt gratulations for the honor you
thus confer upon me.
With grateful heart,
The public's faithful servant,
HARRY EYTINGE.
To Messrs. Lawrence, Fairbanks, Wallace,
WinsloW, and others.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

Bsee advertisement Of DR.. sanfOrd's Liver
nvigOrstor.
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@roeeriEg, Mf.

CIDER-CIDER 80 BBLS OFnice
~ Cidor lust reesi red aud Br sale by
ap2o2s9 GORDON, N e1IlLLAN 3 CO.
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GATAWBA AND ISABELLA
~ WINE.-GTuEthO Of Kelley 3 EIsland-Warantsdp p0rs
~ m7s 15 y 'A' '-i'oH '' DO''is E.w. sAcKRIDER.
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Miss A. H. SPRA0UE.-This eloquent apostle Of
Spirituagsm will, by request. lecture In Chapin's
Hall on Thursday evening, April 26h. Her sub.
ject will be given by Committee chosen from the
audience Tickets, 10 ceuts--for sale at the door.
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HAMS-THE BUCKEYE SUGAR
IL Cured Hams kept on hand By Robson 4 OVatt al
tue Buckeye Pork House Meadow and River streets Or
ders will receive prompt a. eniIon. ap2o:23
Robson i OVfATT.
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~ For Gas fixtures and Fitting, apply q
FooG, ENswoRTH CO.. Cor. Superior 3 ssH'ea g
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WATERLIME-LAND PLASTER
500 bbs Ames & Memam's best OsNego make IN
good pack gBs- Just received snd for ale by
RplIs CLARK. 0ARDNER & CO.
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HOLbOwAr's PILLs AND OINrMENT.-Ulcer>
utsd Leg.-NumsrOus individuals, who were for msny
yoa afflicted with ID sores and ulcers on tie
legs, and bad failed to procure remedy either from p
By shor Of these Invaluable medicines, In all
diseases Of this The united uoon Of the Pills and
oiBtneut are required.
E sola By al nlurzr,u. al sc. 0 and 81 per boz OF
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G. A. HARTMANN, Chm.
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DR. JAS. McCLIRTocK's PEOTORAL SYRUP
In the sosminglJ hopeless ell the earlier stages
chronic lung complaints shen coughing sncessant
the throat wit muous the chest sunk the lungs
sore, and the strength gone, this ag traneuilizing
oounteTritsni aRd restorative, vii from impend-
ing death.
Price Sl.O Sold by wM FIsKE, and by STRONG h
ARMCTpOaTc f.l.v,t.ra e.las
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-12-27
The Bond swindIe.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 24.-It appears from
the facts in connection with the abstraction
of the Bonds of the Indian Trust Fund
shat about FIVE months ago Mr. E. Russell,
of the firm of Major, Russell, and Waddell.
held about 81, 100000 of the acceptances of
the Secretary of War. These acceptances
had been given conditionally, in accordance
with the usual course of business for the
transportation of supplies for the army,
from the contract with the government.
Mr.. Russell, finding himself unable to nego-
tiate these scGeptances, and finding himself
greatly embarrassed pecuniarily, and as
certaining from Goddard Bayley, with
whom he was intimately acquainted, that
the latter had control of over $4,000, 600
Indian Trust Funds, invested in bonds of
different States, arranged with him to let
him have about half million of these
bonds to be hypothecated in New York,
ana as security for which be gave Bayley
the acceptances Ofthe war department which
Bayless placed in the safe where the bonds
were kept.
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EVANSVILLE IND THURSDAY MORNING, DECEMBER o. 1861

ordinance is in good taste, to the point and
covers the whole ground. Permit me to
assure you, gentlemen, that the gallant little
State Of Florida will follow your lead. On
motion Of her Convention, Florida will
wheel into line with the gallant old Palmet-
to. We are identified with the same inter
ests ani there is a deep determination not
to submit to Black Republican rule.
l our common destiny must become that of
others. l regret exceedingly that urgent
official duty, which | cannot postpone, will
deprive me of the pleasure of accepting your
kind courtesy. With the tender of my
sincere thanks for the honor conferred upon
me, am, gents, very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
NJ. S. PERRY.
AIr. Perine offered resolution for re-.
cess from tomorrow to the 10th proximo.
Mr. Maggault's resolution instructing the
Governor TO make, forthwith, all prepara-
tions which may be needed to assert by force
the right and jurisdiction of South Carroll
ma in its territories was lost.
Mr. Finley offered a resolution that copies
OF the ordinance Of secession adopted by the
Convention with the declaration of imme-
dlate causes which have induced and justi-
fed the secession of South Carolina from
The Federal Union, and the address of the
people Of South Carolina in convention as
sembled TO the slaveholding States of the
United States, be transmitted by the Gov
ernor Of the State to the Governors of the (
slayeholding- States for the information of
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-io annouuCeIHenT OF large specie arrival
/ by the West Indian Mail The demand for
discount was small and the general rate in
1 the market was 4 Z per cent. About e4OO.-
/ 600 in fine gold was taken to the Bank to-
/ day. 4 few parcels of sovereigns were
Withdrawn for America. The exchange
/ quotations from the continent show firm
ness.
The prospects for the new Turkish loan
attracts great attention, bat there are signs
that the contemplated subscription will be
obtained in this country. The Railway
market closed quiet but steady Canadian
and American Railway stocks have improv-
ed
PABIs, Dec. l4.-The monthly returns of
the Bank of France show a decrease in
cash of 100000 francs bills discounted
not yet due l24, 100000 francs ; advances
6,250,000 francs current accounts, 1880
600; increase in the treasury balance,
3,25O,000 francs
The allied army commenced their opera
tions on the same day Pekin was taken.
The summer palace of the Emperor was ta-
ken and completely sacked, affording an
immense amount Of spoil. The chief share
Of the pIunder seems to have fallen 10 the
English. Great quantity of treasure taken
between the English and French Some
priyates are said to have sold their shares for
10000 francs. The entire British share in
Guiding both treasure and private property
is estimated at $50, 900.
The Tartar army is still in the field though
the Emperor had fled
dispatch from Petersburg SAYS peace
had been concluded with the Chinese and
the Emperor had returned to his palace. An
attempt had been made to assassinate Col.
Dunn of the Sicilian army, which gave rise
to rumor of Gadbaldi's assassination.
The Empress Of France has returned
home
LIVERPOOL, Dec. I4-Breadstuffs were
quiet ut the opening. Wheat firm hold
ers demand an advance on fine. ProYis-
ions generally dull.
--LATEST MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH TO QUEENS
TOWN.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 14.-Wheat firm with
upward tendency. Provisions dull.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
BY THE Z. ". LINE.
exclusively for the journal.
souft1 Carolina Convention.

CHARLESTON, S. c., Dec. 26.-The com
mlttee re-assembled at l clock this morn
ing.
A prayer was offered up asking the pro-
lection Of God for the Southern Confeder-
acy.
Mr.. Spain offered resolution that the
Governor be requested to communicate to
the Convention in secret session any infor-
nation he possesses in reference to the con
dition Of Forts Moultrie and Sumpter and
Castle Pinckaey, the number Of guns to
each, the number of wOrkmen and the
kind of Labor employed on, the number of
soldiers in each, and what additions have
been made if any since the Goth inst; also
whether any assurance has been given that
the forts will not be reinforced, and if so to
what extent; also what police AMI other
regulations have been made, if any, in ref
erence to the defenses of the narbor of
Charleston, the coast and the State. Laid
on the table for consideration in secret ses-
sion.
Mr.. Brown offered a resolution, that all
citizens of the United States domiciled
within the State on the adoption of the or
dinance of secession, December goth, 1860,
ke, and the same are, hereby declared cit-
zens of South Carolina, and entitled to all
Tho IiaI.:l;
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Recently these bonds have greatly depre.
ciated and the bankers in New York who
made advances on them, therefore called foI
additional security. Bayley, in order to save
the bonds, delivered over $500, 900 of them
additional, in all $4,000 On the 10th
inst. be addressed a letter to the Secretary
of the Interior frankly imparting these facts
and requesting an investigation. This let
ter be gave to a Senator 10 be delivered to
the Secretary on his return from North Car
olina, which request was complied with
The investigation yesterday proved the truth
OF these statements. |. K. Lee Il Co. COM
pose the banking firm through which the
negotiation was transacted
Nothing either in the papers, nor on in
vestigatiOn, shows that any parties except
those Immediately concerned in this busi-
ness are in the slightest manner implicated.
II may be stated that the acceptanees of
the Secretary of War have been given from
time to time in compliance with a contract
with Russell, Majors, & Co, and until re-
Gently that firm has had no difficulty in ne
gotiating them.
To-day Bayley was arrested at the in
stance OF the Government and requested to
give bail in the sum of 50, 900 for his ap-
peaTance at the next term of the Criminal
Court. 1t is thought that the government
is protected, as the acceptances more than
cover the amount Of bonds abstraeted.
The Special Committee of the House to
which the subject has been referred, con-
siSfs of Masers Morris s.f TlIirais sssa 1-lfne,