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Traitor. in the Departments.

WASHINGTON, Aug. A-Potter's Investigating
Committee reports about 200 employees in the
several Departments cannot be depended upon
as loyal. ~ ea s III ss
BRIDGEPoRr, Ct, Aug. 25.-In cleaning out
the Office of the Farmer last night, mail bag
was found filed with letters, &C., for Secession
lists in Alabama and Georgia. Some of them
explain the treason of home politicians. Ha'i T
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Nan. Riee,s Rhinoserous Alive.

La Crosse, Wis, Aug. ,26.--The following
has Just been handed in; 80. !;
Dam Rice's Rhnoserous has been discovered
in the liver, miles below here. His headquar-
tiers are in deep slough, with muddy bottom.
Yesterday he was seen in corn field, and broke
the ribs of man named Eggleston, who got in
its way while making for the river. A party
has gone down with ropes to capture the mon
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New YORK, August 27.--By an arrival from
Antigua in the British West Indies, Mr. Lenox
says that a demonstration took place recently in
consequence of hosting Confederate flag from
the building OF the consignees of a Southern yes.
sci the American Captain in port insisted upon
its being hauled down and the people responded
by tearing it in pieces.
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BIZ aDeene AeWs = - - - - 4
gls lrsiesns's CevsesPondenc.sJ ~ .c.n.
Asu1noso1 y. y e,
y Of some traitos, sns psan q .;,L ~ ~,
9aking - dofees vlsn ~ -.
CAyalsy and Artillesys gh5ch hsve sesuss -
IN cutsipg "a The Hepsls ~ ses y
ta1 ~ DessaysS y u: sss".' = 800 @
de9 stem .im.ss....s 6,..k - .s,rov.
Letters ron Esss y ~. fsi.,L s.;jis
ms hepss - rsiSSes - he Gold. !,
sne nsAo S.;" ~ = q ~ yssee the country
In.. a n. eheousS East Ten,,ee-
Irom sse 1sa" Is 81 6s,,, s;ver Ana alope.
~ any nsn.svsy &c ~. Shnie fo,ce a NOT
snss - -. S,,t * r. ss;v;sed into small
20 ose s.ssl. - i, So T-eila srSss s
masleo.ns ~ k:n..;,,A ,r.c .e.see be;np
49,. - ~, ncs- scIlscted ne.,lS
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on.S. sr, ~ IN a.. sec;osed rim
nv M .ss ~ -. tc von Isnrela
se;. = s"s s,ni smnhcl sre joiuinr the
10 u aeA. .; unuSs w. 's aiGg1
Union iorcsa un,...s ,..v.. for chicago 10.
Aso' 0sNe'a' 11'.'s' AIM G"is 1885
mc 1,Ie na.,,.a. !. ~. a,...,.d ,h.t Rr;c..
az! 30. 1,e,, .honld Re issueo Is
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sA .,lN.O OSs asss "a IA al Mich;oan
~ ~ sSr p .1 n,;,.se ~ the s7th
.nu PsIsy y ~ s.a,I 81 mo ~ ,esst
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n... H..aar,. rs,-s af.re his srrest and made
49, = u q - Lss1.,s.1t.. - canE Ranks, ofs
GERS and soon after suddenly disappeared.
~ ~ n ,..,.
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MAs.l.s.os. Ausr ID IA rs.rss,sd From
statements .n:' 20. leoe.s Ssu c..s 80 .ho D..
oeiore tne on,yn s:n.s ~ Wv 0os Ia :. 10
somee on Me ls:n' r. s'rs, A'e ~
ne X sSs sU ~ os.h - -e.;,.ent Colonei
III SsAs .rn.s NY - naa. rnlis cross road VAS
M." =. e"0 aanpS Uo.;t;nn on's lin m The
10, &c .hs;r :. M MAJ "A M sooner done 40
IT, ~ ~ p ~ ~ ~ hs.ssrr v;tb;n
.nan .osn sps sns nv; wno l.s e. Da n.mn cams.
=. ,La,,, - 80 80 nos;,;on Il vas subse.
,!ss ss IL. .ta rahe, hatterv con.
is;s.aS of 3 gSsns q !. 90 ana ;mn,oved calhre.
ia 80 ,a.eh .ho for.;s IONS n The IIn;on
s;da
n |. rarno,ted tb.t tho rebels At rcesburph.
-ha,a ths;r cnrc. e est;n,s,ed ~ IL 600 have
taken n moss, Of the two engines from the
I.ordnn i No H.mnsb;ra ra;iroad u he used
On that line, '7S ~
I1T;r,a. d;.nsstch1
McC,elI.n has added - bis staff Richard B,
Irwin aid. With the rank of cantain,. Thomas T.
Gsnl. ~ 81 T,ouis with tba rank al Colonel
CoI G.nlt 4 !. GRADUATE If West Point
Hon, Ward who has remained in this city
.;ncs Tho .d;onruS.srt ~ .6sor.ress leaves for
the ueet to.morrov M le a4 @
=. e 9rs...:., eia 81
w..,o.o. loP 80 on ~ a. i...., roo.;vod
49,, cs,,,. rr 49,, q x,,o :,
a.r,. ~ th.t S.s ~, ,Es f.orsrc. d;s,r;ct All
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BosroN, Aug. 27,-Tbe British brig Forward
arrived here to day, from Cienfregus, and report
that she saw off Cape Ontario, Aug. 4th, the
privateer Sumter laying Off and on
The Republican State Convention is called at
Worcester, Oct. 9th. The call il addressed to
all citizens of the Commonwealth who are in ia
vor Of; union for the support OF the government,
and vigorous prosecution of the war against
rebellion, and who nre determined in good faith
and without reservation to support constituted
authorities in all at,emptsAto restore sway of
the Constitution and Laws in every portion of
the country. saq @
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FRsA LExINGroN.--We hear from Lexington
that large force Of Secessionisss was collecting
IN that neighboorhood, With view Of getting
possession Of the intrehchments erected around
that city by the United States They are At
present occupied aud will be defended, by $50
Leavenwcrth, and II Is their Discrimination to re-,
sist 70 the last extremity The Secession force
numbered, q The. last account. between 900
and {, 900 men, but 10 they were badly provided
with arms they may be succsssfully resisted
s,sd 8 go g .a.sdss, 10. tRss'publiesa. s 2,
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BANGOR, Aug. 25.-Extra Bangor, Demo
cratic secession paper, deposited in the Post
Office, has been stopped by the Postmaster,
who has notified the Department. ~
The Democrat was suppressed by the people q
week 400 g.si5f j. 4l ltiEH cfh g u i Et
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sseess'onisss getting Alarmed.
Especial to COMMERCIAL

WASHINGTON, Aug. 26.-Secessionists here
are greatly alarmed by late arrests. They be.
gin to think this matter is growing serious to
them. Several persons Of supposed loyalty are
under surveillance OF the authorities. The 79th
Regimcnt, Highlanders, have been transferred
TO new brigade.
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Fl. MONROE, Aug. 26.-A flag of truce arriv.
ed from Norfolk this morning, with three
ladies and number of prisoners captured by
the Confederate privateers. IS the object OF
| sending the flag of truce at this time was deem.
ed rather inquisitive, Gen. Wool decided to re-
tain the flag till tomorrow.
1t is high time an end was put to this constant
intrusion Of the enemy, to obtain information
Whenever they think any important movemen,
is on foot, they are sure to be on hand with 9
flag of truce
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A Rebsl Paper Thre.tened.

NEW YORK, August 27.-The proprietors Of
the Daily News, fearing an attack on their estab-
lishment yesterday, applied to the police Super
intendent for protection. A force of 200 police
was held in reserve at the lower station but their
services were not called into requsition. IL is
understood that forty men arrived with the re-
serve were retained by the propritors of the Daily
News to meet any emergency.
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From Forlre.. Monroe,

FT MoNRoE, August 26 The formidable pre-
paration for naval expedition from Old Point,
are about completed. Its destination is pro-
found secret. a
Lieut.. Crosby returned last night from his
third expedition from the eastern shore of Vir-
GINA. He went of Tangier Sound and brought
back prize schooner.
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TWO won Murdered,

CIScIHNAT1. August ION Sunday p M, q
Union man named Moore was killed and another
named Neil Was MORALLY wounded by q gang Of
FIVE Secessionists, at Shotwell toll gate. KY, Z
miles from Darlington. Both the men were stab.
bed in the back. q ~ 7se9 sja e1ts Hf5s yol
party of Union men have gone in purshitaof
the murderers, who have fed toward the Ten-
reasee line sse .sdy 5ssesgeS'S ls3R S5l ~
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Inalan Maslacre.

MMwAUKEE, Aug 26.-The report of the mas
sacre near Horizon, has been confirmed. Sew
eral families at small place called Kekaskee,
about Z miles north of Horizon we're murdered
and their houses burned. NJ
1t is said that the Indians have threatened
these towns before They want the ground
say it belongs to them. The citizens Of Horizon
and adjoining neighborhoods have started to
meet the Indians There may be some cxagger.
ation, but coming from several different sources
make it probable
HORIZON, Wis, Aug. 2e.-It is reported that
800 Indians are marching on this place from the
north. 1t is stated that fourteen families have
already been murdered BY them. The statement
! MnwAuxrE, Aug. 2s:-The report Of the In
dian Massacre near Horizon, was greatly exag-
gerated. Only one family was murdered, ASIAN
act of retaliation, for shooting pony belonging
to the Indians 3tAsa ''3t iHfA r.
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Newspaper Suspenslon.

TaxxlsxsN 4, -AsgNs 2A-he Tfu6aAmcrk
can, Democratic organ Of New Jersey, sus-
pendedsAis mssnisga aegisese aoseNscnf that
the Government hsSs sfrsoalfy intefdlcted the
publication Of eyssy-PePss ttss does not sup
port the Administration The paper is the old /.
eat and one Of the most prosperous in the
etate - - -
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Telegraph Offices Kept Open.

New YORK, August 26.-The New York,
Poughkeepsie, Albany, Troy, Utica, Syracuse,
Rochester and Buffalo offices of the New York,
Albany & Buffalo Telegraph Line are now kept
open night and day for the transaction of BUSH
ness, with the exception of the Sabbath. On
Sunday hight dispatches can be forwarded to
and from the Offices in question after 10 p. N.
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The PhiladelphiA Press Of to-day says General
Mcclellan went out miles last Friday to re-.
view General Nooker's Brigade. He returned
TO the city after dark. During the review .
|namber Of 6eceasionists we're discovered in am.
hhsA near the road between the troops and The
eisy and we're arrestsd, II ID thought their OBJ
- VA 70 assassinate Gen. NcClsIlsn.
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JEEsvsRsoH err, August 24-George R.
Adjt.5 3cp. III Ssass. John How vRolies Con-.
missioner for St. Louis =
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New York, Aug 26.-The Post says large
quantity Of provisions, including 5000 bbls Of
flour, went last week to Curacan and st. Thorn
as, and hints are that they have gone to parties
in the seeded States. 4,..4 .sss s7s, s-a
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Ancendiaxy Paper al,Ss yet q

New E0sx, Aug ~ tins Post says, Marshal
Murray as not yet received orders from the.
Secretary Of the Interior in relation to the sup
precision Of the Journals in this city which afford
aid ana conss0ft 70 the enemy. They are ex.
sdisioas Of any Of the incendiary sheets is not
certain. HEsIT'll Isl t5A Hi TIA ~
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The TRAITORS OF New YORK CITY-The New
York correspondent of the Boston Journal
writes: efG
Ever since the war commenced there has
been a Southern party in New York. 1t has
been well organized and has organs of power.
The great enthusiasm attending the surrender
of Fort Sumter for time silenced the tone of
this party and it was lost sight OF. But it has
now emboldened itself, and much effort is now
made to form party opposed to the present
Administration, opposed to the war, and by it
return to power in New York men who have
long ruled the city and the State, and men who
have to regain and re-bold the revenue of the
land. The presen tation of the Journal of Com
meree, the Day Book and the News, the Organ
of Mayor Wood, by the grand inquest of the
county, has called np the elements of the fac
ton scattered by the patriotic outbursts of the
people, and you may expect to see an organiza-
ton in New York Of much power and force.
am told by men well posted in matters Of general
interest, tina. Mr.. Wood, and Ben Wood, his
brother, are regaining their hold on the masses
of our city-that the Fire Zouaves are here at
work with all their power among their friends
to ALLEVIATE them from the Government. These
men, disaffected and deserters, anxious to make
their side fair, leave no stone unturned to harm
the cause and make out case against the Cab
met. The unfortunate position of the 10th Reg-
ment helps on the case. This Regiment, the
PRIDE of all Scotchmen, has. in the public eye,
good ground for dissatisfaction. The resolution
to put them into the Sickles Brigade is regarded
as cause enough rmutny. The Scotch are "a
moral race. Judged by the morals of Tammany,
Daniel Z. Sickles never ranked high His con.
duct in the Key matter, and the subsequent re-
newal of his domestic relations with Mrs. Sckles,
have all stamped him with brand so deep thar
no time can efface it. If he holds a command
and any one chooses to march under him, it will
be all well enough. But many will not-mutiny
will follow an attempt to compel men to do SO /;
and if compelled for time to submit men will
take judgment into their own hands, Now Sic
kles and the Woods are sworn foes, and the dis
effected Scotchmen find in these men fast
friends.
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1911 ft<zfsaNs ~ - =
WAssnssson, Asxsss ~ Conmetdtr f0s
ssr, Who wss recently Deprived q III soesmAsa
o. q sheep -ut.Was q b. NAYS ~ tespsciolf q
dlsloyalsy 70 sho 0ovefnnsnt him veeaneasy =.
rsssrnsd - Washihgtsa III sndereeoOe' -
has presented Il; ne Navy Dsb1ftmsns ~ Sla'
boeaie doeunent With psooiIr tefdting Sle
chsrsssl ard showing thds forgery b. been nssd
10 di1n0oor blmv abs u shsfd ssssisasi q
he irsSults u General lleigS Reconsideration
Of ~ Qusfssfmastsfs DepAftfstnt etc sston.sb-
ine. afse aa aiss 4efss rs n5is sDs.sa'ais ";
soldiers on both 1idss Of tie Potomac lsss
nos only promptly but setisfstoriiy furnished
with Everything necessary for their military and
dompoejO WenA ssfsstsa So. fsse3t = 81 q 1gals
All sessels, including eohooners and small row
boass and skin on the Potomac river, have
been taken possession Of BY the Government
authofitjeG s, ss@s IS sEs e. 5ssIissssS tstIsst
Ass1seancs . Hanai1ies Of Volunteer.
NEW Yoax, Aug 2e-The following have
been contributed for sths.hsueft Of the families
Of yolunteessu now -ins eeryics Of The Omitted
States, viz: 1000 bags Of 6our, eAeh containing
20 poundai 1900 of these are 70 be placed q
the disposition Of the Usion Defense Committee
Of this city, and the remainder will be distribu-
ted in RrOOklvu. ~ sssst49f 9iAs esEkff3F f'tf+s
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NEw York, Aug. 26.--At an early hour this
morning, force Of deputy marshals was sent to
the Office OF the American Express Co. where it
was understood large edition Of disloyal news
pa. ers had been lodged for transmission BY Ex-
press The officers seized six packages of the
Daily News. The publishers OF the News finding
themseles excluded from the Post Office, Adams
Express and Ross & Sweseys agencies, had en-
deavored to employ the American Express Co.,
which they supposed was not watched
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LOUISVILLE, Aug 27.-AGov Moore, in the
New Orleans Picayune, calls on each family to
CONT bute blankets for the soldiers. gs Is
The Savannah Republican says the Confeder-
ate Authorities would within a week. complete
defences 80 that no federal feet ran enter har.
bnr or inlet or land troops on the coast OF Geor-
gia. tor ya Il siqge 5Ja
The vicksburg Wing advocates the manufac-
ture of seed oil for burning, the blockade hav.
ing deprived them Of the material for light.
The Charleston Courier says an iron clad stea.
mer, named the Randolph of l55 tons has been
purchased at Savannah for the coast of South
Carolina. 81 lagAs Sc s.
The Memphis Appeals Richmond correspon.
dence says there Is much pickness among the
confederate troops in the ncighbefhood Of Ma
nassus; that the water is full Of Virginia red mud,
and ice 10 ten cents per pound. ss1s4 s8
& Lypchburg papers say II Is Impossible TO for.
ward all freight passing TO Virginia ifrpm the
West and South, 4 large pofslof whereof IS
daily shipped BY Che James River canal 81 T9l
third Texas Regiment IL en- route for Nc.
Culloch in Missouri lt% eEtft9stsg ,sg.sl
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100000 Refande1 % Illinois.

NEW YoRK, Aug. 26.--The Post learns that
the Governments has, refunded to- Illinois 40 per
cent Of the expenditures of the State In fitting
opt the volunteers which gives the State 81, loo,
900,
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g. E,!'!s,sseesy Nsss. in Hr.e.e.

w -. -. SpeclHL 70 Post W % @ .
& so, " e ~ Avg aA-Ths new Trs..ury
sszssy ssssssiy hsss ss:.l sSssy :
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BosroH, Aug. 26.-Col, James B.rnea. Of the
Massachusetts, 18th Regiment. was in the same
class at West Point with Lee and jeff Davis
COL Barnes was first in the class and JEFF. Davis
was 9th. The class numbered 81. Col, ,.
was Tor several years instructor in tactics at
West Point, and was aid to lieut. Gen. Scott
on the suppression of the notification difficult
ties at Charleston in the year 1885, and was for
some time in Russia in the service Of the Gov
eminent there he offered bis services TO the
Government at the suggestion Of Gen. Scott
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81 PHlLADIIPHIA, Aog. 25:-A dispatch from
Pittsbargh 70 NJ. Bingham, o. the Adams Ex.
press Company. says that the explosion there is
supposed TO have been csused BY the explosion
of = boz Of gun prinins for cannon, addressed
70 Gen! Fremcnt. 81 Louis = p fe,aa e ,8ii
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8, CINCINNATI, O., August 27.-The Democratic
State Committee nominated John G. Marshall
of Brown county, for Lieut.. Governor.
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NEw York, Aug. 27.--J. A. Machase, a well
known stove dealer, was arrested to-day and
held to bail.
Cochrane's regiment, the Mass. 18th, left to-
day for Washington. a,a
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ST.. LOUIS, Aug 37-Gen. Pope has informa-
ton from north east Missouri that Martin Green,
instead of threatening to attack Kirksvie and
Athens, as heretofore reported, is rapidly re.
treating towards Missouri river. Gen. Hurbut
is pursuing him from Kirksvi!le, and Col. Mason
from Athens. GREEN'S force is estimated at
1900 1t is supposed he is now in the lower
part of Monroe county, moving south, and will
probably attempt to cross the river in Galloway
or Boone counties. This will rid northeast
Missouri of his presence and restore quiet in
that State. IS, .lsas -siis9d,s auial.lsa y %
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Rebel Treatment OF the wounded as
sts@ Springfield.

SPRlEGRIELD, No 25.-rhS correspondent OIL
the S.. LouIs Democrat furnishes the following /:
Gen. Rsincs issued an order soou after his arri,
val, 70 seize ali the medicine and hospital stores
n the Federal Hospital hsre,-thus depriving
about four hundred Of our wounded troops Of
medical treatment A part Of the medicine was
ssHosequently restored, by order Of Gem Pricsl
WIN few exceptions. our sick and wounded
xs doine veil, and wiIireturn 70 their homes 10
Ne. DAYS Al orr wounded could not be
OuAnt on Of the 6eld in consequence Of the
l SEass q ysgcrs. batshsy we're treated where
th.;. n,..h MsnI OF EN- we're stripped of all
naked Every man lying on ,bs ssia ~. .S ~
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From CallfornIa


OurrR STATION, 95 miles west of Fl Kearney
Aug ~: The Poney Express, with San Fran,
cisco dates to the 10th, passed At 10 =. n, yes.
terday.ssss 70 cit2Fiste sd q astS 'ns+iA if'p-
The Governor of California has commissioner,
Col. Carlton, U. s. A., to the chief command Of
$1,000 volunteers. called from this State for ser
vice on the Plains.
Major J. K. West, Of San Francisco, will be
second in command taking charge Of the cavalry.
No doubt the whole Is 900 men will be rapid.
~ raised p eaai g2A krs .ttfsfsa3 fiei z -
Five San Francisco companies have already
been accepted. ;,ssis W. t. ggtIs asFJ
Military men, however, are against civilized
enemy rather than roam the plains.ii -.gss5 IA !
A guard Of q. s. Infantry went down ON the
Panama steamer 70 escort treasure AZ far as As.
pinWall. NSadt slsBo
There 10 no State news Of importance. ,,r :
George Hudson, the Justice Of the Peace Who
in 1889, fined the proprietors Of the Bulletin
Newspaper 800 each tor publishing Mrs. Sickles
confession, on the ground shas,it WAS an obscene
publication, has obtained verdict in Judge Ha.
gers Court of $3.50 damages against the Bulle
tin propriesors, because they called him dog
) ~ I - :
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Defeat Of the Federal Forces ON the Ka.
naWha..Gen. Tyler surrounded and cut
of by Floyd. o4

CINcrsNArI, Aug, 2s-Advices from the Ka-
nawha state that Col. Tyler's forces we're sur
rounded and badly defeated by the rebels under
Floyd, early yesterday morning at Summerville.
We have no particulars vet
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~ Naynt Eaan,

NEw Yoax, Auss 11s--Thsrs uess, 80 applica-
tons yesterday at ths Hnh treasury for the New
Loan, In sums Of 80 . y, 900.
T1e6 n vhe Aalls.
i NV YoRx, Aug. 24.-The following has been
promulgated from WashlEston. If carried out
Il will act as virtual suppression Of the news
papers named: 81
posr-syncE DRrARrnEHf, Aug. %.
zbe Postmaster General directs that from and
AFTER your receipt Of this letter none Of the
newspapers published 10 New York city which
we're lately presented by the Grand jury IS
dangerous from their ofEoyalty, shall be for
warded in the malls am respectfully your
obedient servant, I. B. PRATT, ~
70 the Postm.ster New York City.