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oFWE.EF5, W.s DEPARTMENT.
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PROPOSALS will be received by this Department
until p NJ. on the S6th of August, 1862 for the de
livery, st the following Arsenals OF horse equip
m9.Ess u g. Cavalry pattern as hereinafter sieoi
At the ws.er,oSn Arsenal. watertown, Mss,s-
At The Ws.srviiet Arsenal, West Troy. New
M,S: Me- YoIE 4 "a A,ssnal. . Governor, Island.
At me FrsSkfOrs Arsenal, Bridesburr, Pennsyl-
At tho kisf6sny Arsenal Pittsburgh. Penn,yl
At the 90. Louis Arsenal. 81. Lous. Missouri,
ghsss sets Of horse equipments are to be furp-
iahsd complete, except the horse brush, curry
named srsenals Tney arc to be subj cot 10 lnsIeo-
received By the government; none 10 be aocep pied
or PAID Ter but suoh as are approved UPON such In
Deliveries must be made In lots Of not less than
any sets per week for Gil CONTRACTS fsOo sets or
SPfs5 ~ ;S enc hSnd5ss Per, wsss for s
% i've
% H ed a1p ssa Ses 4
for sl Contracts Of from SIX thousand 70 ten thou
Failure 70 deliver st specified time will subieo,
the eonneeto TO forfeiture Of the Quantity 20 be
box s a.. se
ble and saddles Of assorted nambors; And the con,
.snts 70 be astlnct MAJ red on the outer ends 9!
determined by ths inspector.
Bidders win state explicltly in their proposals
the time, luAntity, and plaoe OF each deltvery
Each party obtaining oonttsot viii be required
sSf snEsF me 6ond. VIZ proper sarses' for the
Bids OF pefsoss Who are not manufacturers OF
regular dealers in leather work, will not be con
sldered; and the Department reserves the right u
UDon the award being made, suocessful bidders,
only VIII be notified; end they viii be turnishe<
With for NJ ofthe contract and Of the bond snires
PreIosals will Be addressed 70 Seen. lanes w
MENU men endorsed rrIl0iMas 1Mss w ". EiPiE iisi
gu s-sotaaAng Brig. osn.. Chief Of Ordnance.
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FROM FORTRESS MONROE.
Evacuation Of Harrissn's Landipg by Gen
MeClsllan-The Advance Of his Army q,
WilliamshuFR

FoRrREss MoNRoB, Aug. 16.-Harrison's Land
Ing was evacuated by the rear Of Gen. McClel.
lan's army this morning, after all the public prop
erty had been removed. AL was done In good
order.
The advance Of the army arrived at Williams
burg this Saturday morning. Nothing Of any
Importance occurred on the march.
body Of one hundred rebel cavalry drove in
our pickets last night, near Suffolk, and some
little excitement prevails there to day In conse-
qnence.
The transports with the disabled soldiers from
Harrison's Landing have all passed down the
Roads except the steamers New York, Elm City,
Montreal, Forest City, and some sailing vessels.
Two or three hundred suffers came down the
river this morning, and their schooners are now
laying In this hsrbor.
Release Of Cslsnels Cercsran, Wilcox, and
ether Officers.
FolTREss MoNRoI, August 16.-Cols Corcoran
and Wilcox, Lieut.. Colonel Bovine and Major
Rogers, reached Fortress Monroe this afternoon,
and are expected 10 start at once for Warrington
Three hundred and twenty ofdcers have been
exchanged, among them Lieut. Colonel Kane, OF
the Bucktail Rides.
The steamer will leave Fortress Monroe to-mor.
row for Aiken's Landing, to bring away 130
ofhcers who have been confined In Richmond.
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Pusey has cotton growing very finely In the yard,
at his factory corner Of Thirteenth and Poplar
streets, In this city Early lastspring, MI. Pusey
procured three different kinds Of plants-vir-
ginIa, Georgia and Sea Island-and Immediately
set them out. Ia q short time they began to grow
uxuriantiy, and gave evidence Of decided sue
cess. They are now progressing beautifully, and
fullY demonstrate the cspsbility Of Delaware soil
for raising cotton. The Virginia plant has at
nrst bud with splendid cream color hue, but
in In more advanced stage, which 10 In . few
day. after 10 makes its appearince II changes to
dark red and falls OF. After this takes place the
would like to ZEE experiments In raising cotton
In Delaware on q more extended scale, as we be-
lteve that our climate 10 adapted TO iu culture.
the best for our soil. A light soils preferable
for producing cotton 70 any other, az has been
fully demonstrated by those who have had much
experience IN Its culture WtIniagtsa Josrsal
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contains the following order, which shows TO
what limits the power Of the civil courts con-
fned under the Confederate system Of martial
law:
Way DspaSfusst, 4sj't asd Iss. Gsssrap, 0Fss,
Richmond, August 1, 1863
Where martial law has been proclaimed, the
civil tribunals are authorized 70 grant injunc-
tons 30 make orders, and to take such other steps
a. may be necessary 70 prevent irreparsole mis-
chief 10 the custody of infants In the per-
entitled thereto; 70 decide suits for divorce;
70 make orders for alirnony and TO secure the per-
sonal safety OF the parties to such Suits to recover
rents and the possession Of real estate and slaves,
and 10 restore the possession ofproperty toruousy
changed. 81 e. -
BY command Of the Secretary Of War: s
3. CooPER, sf'
Adjufsnt and Inspector General.
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Resignatisn Of 6eveFnsf Mnseffin Ks
tucky In the Hands Of Legal Men
Later iron California.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. H.-An exciting polid.
cal contest has commenced in California, the is.
sue being the choice Of members Of the Legisla.
ture to elect United States Senator. The elec.
tion is the first Wednesday In september.
The leading Senatorial candidates are T. W.
Park, repub and Latham, the present incum-
bent The Breckinridge Democrats run a candi.
date In the principal counties, evidently intend.
ing to cast their votes for the Union Democra,
candidates.
The steamer Golden Age, Panama, with 300
passengers and &o07 600 In treasure for New York
and s267 600 for England, Left on the 1lth. Mos
Of the passengers rescued from the Golden Gate
sailed Tor the East
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TELEGRAPHIO NEWS.
FROM rHE ARMY OF VIRGINIA.

he Advance of the Army at the Reptdan-
Cr.ss bus are Drive. Back by aes. sisei.
CyLfRPEl CouRT HOUSE, Aug. l7.-Maj. tt
field, the ofncer having charge OF railway ahiirs
at this post, yesterday went with q construction
train as far ~ the Rspidan station, but IL being
announced to him that q considerable body Of the
enemy were within gun-shot Of the river on the
other side, IL was deemed injudicious 10 com
,nence operations upon the bridge until our forces
under Gen. Pope, who were then on the march,
should reach the river. to cover our workmen.
Maj. Tineld was notified that short distance
from the road there was stored . considerable
quantity Of four, and, with a suf1cient force, he
proceeded there, and secursd over one hundred
ing, probably, 70 12000 pounds:
Conhabsn from Gordonsvile report con.
tinuous arrival Of troop trains there from Rich.
Heavy bodies Of troops have been sent out, righ,
and left Of our centre, to protect II against any
hank movement by the enemy. We now occupy
the east 70 Cases Ford on the west, with pickett
and scouting parties beyond these points. Gull
peper 10 now comparatively relieved from the
wounded, excepting such cases where death
amputations were performed Yesterday upon the
rebel wounded who were found and collected thil
side Of the Rapidan.
Gen. Banks Is fast recovering from his injuries
Yesterday he was able to walk about with th'
aid Of q cane.
CuLpEpER, Aug. 16-Gen. Sigel, who occupies
the advance, near the Rapidan, reports that th,
enemy made, this morning, an attempt or feint Il
cfoss the river, but he drove them back.
All was quiet at last advioes.
Latsr-A General Advance Toward the Rap
idan.
CuLPRPRR G. a, Aug. 17-There 10 genera
advance toward the Rapidan this morning
the rebels intend to dispute passage to Orang
Court House they will probably endeavor to driv
Us back Up to one O'Clock this afternoon nothing
In relation to any engagement had reached Cul
peper.
Burnside at Culpspsr.
BosToN, August 16.-A special dispatch In th
Journal says that Gen Burnside, with his army
has arrived at Culpeper.
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/ CARD 20 THE LADIES.
DR.. DgPONCO's
GOLDEN PILLS FOR FEMALES.

f-5aIlieis IN eOrrsatHs, rssslatinE SD rszno.4ss
slI 05SIrsetioss from tssasspsr essss, as6
always ShoessJEg a. a pTGr ssfirt
She above Pills hsve nov bsen IN ase fsr eveT
thirty years, sns ~ so eass, vheEe the directions
have been correctly foloved- have these pills
ioioviHt csrtikcsts rom ono OF the frst sdiss of
Utica y. a., VAC o4l.ed sRon any aEsnts IN ~
she OF corrse did not Sis6 her naRs 70 Be made
public, bpt If any ons shoeld doubt the uosdsrrsi
fessr any lseJ 70 her, =. els ooas,6srsd it essy
a. xsH pleasure 20 relate Asr kcWlsfgs Of their
asa. :, a SS to ss ySSHs y@S
sumption-hsd taken cold- nhlufe became OBJ
ssrnSS'ssS gU ss.' q I.ss' GSsss R., '-;,ss
are are s.s serlssS cure ior I.easss, Cor vkisss
soid Vs.. sra Retail IN w.shinrtOu By
zbD: GILMAN RtgEEIs,, $40 Penn .yenSe; % :.
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Howe All otasrs ere base IN pesitOa d szS I ans.s
therefore q Iou value your hysaAnd health 60 cay
gsy only ssOss Who sSost tie isSs,tSs of &. b,
ss Sn yhisa las = ss5slI Sss5 s1eso
InIredlents oompcslng ths shove PiIls are made
Enovl 70 syery Atept, and they vii tel you they
and Wv 'ip5HgET5 g5%E " sis5:f ss: Prs,1sssl iD5 sa:S
tvs GsW VSrS
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TRADE RESTRICTED ON WssTEIR RIVERS
Restrictions havs been again laid on the ship
ments to all points on the Mississippi south OF
Cairo. The Instructions are that after Thursday
evening, Aug. 7th, all parties making shiPmen nts
TO any point on the lower Mississippi river Will
be required to procure recommendations from the
Board Of Trade or Union Committees OF Mem
phis, Hickman, New Madrid, or Columbus, be-
fore applying for permits; and without .sch re-
commendation no permits will be Issued. The
Cumberland river Is subject to the same rules
that govern trade on the Lower Mississippi F.;
while the Tennessee river is closed, except for
the shipment Of sutlers' stores and family sup
plies
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
BA9cHILoR's HAIR DYE
Ths bsst ia TIA World.

william A. Bachelors celebrated Hair Dye
produces color not 70 be distinguished from n.
ture-warrsated NOT 70 injure the Hair In thleast;
remedies the III efect Of bad dyes, and invigor.
ates TIE Hair for Life. Grey, Red ~ RsstS Hsw
Instantly turns q splendid Black OF Brown, lsav-
Ing the Hair son and beautiful. Sold bv al
Dfuggiss, &c.
Ughe eeouine Is signed WuLIAnA. BArsx-
ILoR, - ~ fosS silss sf ssek bes.
tsefsyv, No. 81 Barclay st., NsS Ysss,
nH.fy (Late 233 Broadway and l6 Bond st.)
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BPidesburg Arsenal.

PHILABRLPnIA, August 17.-Msssrs. jerks &
Mitchell, proprietors Of the Bridesburg arsenal,
delivered to the Government Yesterday the FIRST
thousand muskets Of the Springfield pattern made
by private contractors. The event was celebrated
by seven hundred workmen In raising flag and
firing a salute Of twenty-four guns. Speeches
were also made. The arsenal Is now turning out
guns at the rate Of 1e0 per day, and will soon
fncrease the capacity Of the work 70 $50 daily.
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FRAnkFoRI, Ky, Aug. 15.-fhe message Of
Gov. MaRofn condemns the invasion OF the
State by the guerilla John Morgan, and declares
that southern rights men disapprove Of It. He
then reviews the present position Of the Federal
Government, and regrets the arrest Of citizens
without any legal process He recommends the
adoption Of the Crittenden resolutions as a stand
ing proposition for peace and the settlement OF
the war.
He concludes his message as follows:
81 hazard nothing In saying that have been
more untiring IN honest efforts to preserve. and
have made more propositions to prevent dino-
lution of the Union, and which promised to be
successful II they had been adopted In time, than
all Of my busy, brawling calumniators, who have
had their vile purposes TO serve.n
Resignatisn Of Gsvernsr Massfffn- Ken
tucky In the Hands Of Legal Men.
LOUISVILLE, Aug. 16.-By an anlicable arrange
nent ohm F. Fisk has resigned the speakership
Of the Senate and Jas F. Robinson, Of Scott coun.
ty, has been elected speaker in his place Beriah
Magofhn has resigned the Governorship, and thus
Speaker Robinson becomes Governor de Jaeto fol
Magofhn's unexpirsd term. Mathew Johnson,
Of Lexington, has been elected secretary Of State
John B. Temple, president Of the military board
has resigned, and the duty devolves on Mr.. Rob
inson as acting Governor. Mesars. Robnson and
Johnson are able and staunch Union men.
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are the receipts Of the American Colonization
Society for the last month: Maine, $780, New
Hsmpshire, $500 Vermont, $500; Connecticut,
iunbis, 1891 Is; Ohio, $500. Total as follows:
For Repository, $500; Donations, s463.2 Lega-
cies, s4oO Miscellaneous, 1854 Is. Aggregate,
81 100 80.
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Capture Of the British Steamer Cslunbi,
with Cargo Of Armstrong Guns and Rifle
and ether Munitions Of War,

NEW YORK, Aug IA Key West letter re-
ports the capture Of the English steamer Colum-
bia, with cargo Of forty Armstrong guns and
and other articles, by the gun boat Santiago de
Cuba. The Columbia is q new iron propeller Of
400 tons, and her cargo cost $500 600.
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IL The possible marriage Of the Prince Of
wales continues 70 excite some sttention In Eng
lana The Danish Princes, 10 appears, hes .
Prince Albert Of Pfuois, syoung lady but three
months younger than the Prince Of Wales Lou,s
Napoleon, IL 10 said, fsvofs the latter alliance. :
"WHAT 4 FALL Was 5xxns.n--A New Or.
leans consspondsni says that General Neal Dow,
the author Of the Msine liquor law, bur who IL
now in command Of Fort jackson, New Orleans,
I.tes mint Juleps az swell a. anybody.
" The Canadian fsriismsas 10 called TO meet
q The Gh ot Aagnsttasti s7'sl as7t'A I
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A SIGNIFICANT FAcf.-Ths only flag of any
nation that has attempted 10 run the blockade has
been thai Of Engiand. This speaks volumes for
the hypocritical character Of portion OF the pub
sincere neutrality Of Ne government especially
when the undisguised sympathy with the rebel
lion In the Provinces II taken Into the account.
IL 10 10 be feared that John Bulls policy 10 not
that best policy whose largest element 10 hon
estyi but rather Of that other type, whsrein In
terest rules
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Fire In East Bsstsu

Boston, August 16.-auite a serious IRE oc
CURED last ht In the East Boston sugar refinery
The building was damaged to the extent Of tws
or three thousand dollars. Fully insured.
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Affairs in Tennessee.

NASHVILLE, August 16.-A construction train
which left here this morning 10 repair the tunnel
ct Gallatin was attacked by guerillas near that
escaped with the locomotive. Il IL rumored
that several Union houses have been burned at
oellatin.
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Twelve Psrssns Drswned .

creols, with q cargo Of IRON ore, collided with
the steamer Illinois, In Lake Superior, and
sunk. Captain McAdam, his wife and mother,
and nine Of the crew were lost. The vessel u q
total loss
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WASHINGTON AQUEDUCT,
F" DEPARTMENT OF TIE lNTKKIoR.
WAshINsfoN, July o, lse2.
PROPOSALS will be received st this DeDartmen:
until IL O'Clock on Wednesday. the 9Th day OF
August, for completing the Distributing Reservoir
Of the Washington ASueduct. Plans and speoih-
Proposals must be sealed. endorsed ''Proposas
for Reservoir" and addresses 70 Hon. Caleb b.
Smith, Secretary Of the Interior, Washtngton."
WATT J; SMITH.
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Andrew arrived issf hight, and sailed this mora
ing for Quebeo. she reports the steamer Maros
dotte advertised 20 saif nom London, 18th, fol
this place, sad private lstten say shs bsa rsbs'
kesnaer.
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MrssRs. A. II. HALL & Co., have removed
their stock Of India Rubber Goods fron their
branch store, 800 Pennsylvania avenle ., back 10
Boston, during the summer, where they viii be
pleased 70 receive orders by telegraph or mail for
any and all Of the various articles made from
India Rubber or 6utta Percha. Orders viii be
forwarded by any express oonpany's lightning
train and arrive IN In twenty -four hours, eksapsT
70 our citizens than they could be sold here.
Send on your orders and have them hlled at man
ufactufee,s prices at Messrs. h A. Hall & Co's
warehouse, (whefe they have the largest assort-
nent Of India Rubber Goods In the world, } IS
Milk street, Boston, Mas. may 1s-H,wt,0
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Capture Of Bswsn's Brigade Denied.
LouIsvILLl, KY, August "A dispatch from
the co0manding general at Cumberland Gap
says that the Richmond ExaminseS story Of the
9th instant, oonceRning The capture % Bowen's
command, 10 false.e There u no General Bowen
In the command referred 10.
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LYoN,s MAGNETIC INsscr Powpxl,

LYoN's MAGNETIC INsIef PoWpXI,
Tested for 10 years and grows In favor. 1t kills
and extsrminates Reaches, Bed Bugs, Ants,
Pleas, Moths In Cloths, Furs and Furniture,
Garden insects, &c. All genuine beass tho sig-
nafure Of e. Lyon, sd q sst petsesess 70 psssess
q dssssass ssssssls. Beware Of countesfeitssnd
imitations. - -..-..-.-~---. .a
-fyon's Powder kills all insects In Q trice,
Lyons Pulls are death 10 rats and mice.
Sold everywhere, D. 9. BAlNIs,
may l-eo3m 20a Broadway, New York.
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STANDARD

;e'' s.ss. ,a.'s. siSa a I. ,s:is.
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CHEsARAY INsTIIyyE,

CHE6ARkI 4 INSTITUTE,
" FOR YOUNG LADIES,
1897 snc 1899 Ssruce st. PhiiGds phis
The reg mar course oi InHtructlOn embraces ths
English and FLclch LANGUAGES and Literature.
stltGte thorough nEhsh and French education.
PIeIoh Is the .anruaEe ol tho lklrAy aEa ls corr
startly spoken IL the frstItute IL the object Of
partlou at attention, ard N tEagat from the ruci-
ments 20 the chest course ot lterstsrc and eou-
portion The schulsFtlc cSr ccrrrenccs SoPteTa-
bcT lsth and clOBss juiy ist, Ctreulsrl, &o, oaa
be obtSinsd nom AscAme OHEkNlLAN. Prin-
~ home AGAIN!
u he Building, 81 S9I Pennsylvania svelas.
having again bern Te0uAt, the EsbsoTibers are
more convenient Gitdaied. and aetter than eVrr
prepared 70 90 ell tinds Of job W orr. HanufAo-
tUre nd fuTuIsh StoEes. Ein Ware hOasekosplEG
Articles, aud Camp EsutPmentH.
Remember. s2t Penn. Avenue, touth AIDE, near
seventh street.
~ ST &. z. d. H. & 6RBsoRY.
T FOR CAPE NAY.
he sTFsrior Day steanboht WIN. kkNT.
CaVtsin J. j. Srett leaves kTch .TS
ItIeet wharf, Pit sjolph q, every E<<417-EN
TUESDAY. THCksDAk ANUssse14sRAA@s
SATURDAY, a. o'clgck n. fcT Cape May
returning tEe alternate gays sto ring cAoh way ~
NeE Ceste. Passage from New Caste So
iIY- Persons leaving W-shipEton bT the g
o'clook - train WILL NEE lts.eG 81 Wilmlng gton
the boat. Gf.ik vtB-im
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OF FISIkkt

nEPAKrMEnT OF syATE,
~ WAsHIssSor, JszSary sS, ls0.
The Secretary Of State viii hereafter receive
Members Of Congress on busine<s on SstsrtsYs,
sonneneing vita Saturday, The hrf ef rex,
Rsztl.
Jan s7-u WILLIAM u SEWAEH.
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" - NavtAuE Chief Clerk.
Ostheim Brothers,
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ypsrisnos in the Importing Business, vs are en-
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ID Ds. JOHNSTON,
ID LTIm MORE

Has dtseoeersdt ths sIosI CsTtaia, SPesds asd ssls
EGsctEd. RtzHsfy ~ fht FOId,
FOR ALL DISEASES OF INPRuDENCE.
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x.h,1 "a ~, ys.r, 49, ~, nss1oo
important Surgical operations performed By DIR,
gonnston, witnessed bJ the reporters Cf pepcTs and
many Other 2ereo L.. noslooe O Nhloh have -
poared again and 4Esin before the BfblIo, beside<
hiE standing a. gentleman Of character and re
floteS. n lO-ems
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1862-12-27

q According 70 the telegraph, for fsv
days past, Cabinet aaairS are II eopditiou
which may very properly Be termed
"lsixed." Those Who ca zee the farthe,t
''inso nill-stoDe'' are privileged to goes,
ss the result, bot from what has TRANSFERRED
We believe no one csn calculate, with Ger.
tsinty, bow the matter will unravei itself.
We are rather inclined to the opinion that
the whole matter will blow over 10 the
course Of few days, without any serious
interruption Of the affairs Of state. Other
members Of the Cabinet nay do - some
have already dons-teodsf their rssigna-
tions-bat refusal Of the President to 40
opt ~ ssns viii end the matter. A dis
fupsioe os he Cabinet wosld create . very
snfsvorsble impression abroad, bat &C far
= or bone aGAirs ere concerned, the rss-
iSDstios Of Cabinet officer sould hare bat
lissls nors eGscs-for good or evii-tbaD
shs rssiEnatioa Of member Of Congress.
Ros The sake Of or character abroad, We
hope Vie ssttef may be settled without any
changes, bot beyond this it matters little to
the people whether the Secretary Of State
be Mr.. Seward or NJ. Sunoer.