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Efficiency Of the Financial Provision.
The shrewdest and most far-seeing of
the politicians here, says Herald special,
regard the recent legislation in reference
to the government finances as worth more
towards washing out the rebellion than
hundred battles. It insures to the govern
ment all that is needed to keep the ma
chinery moving until July, 1864, and will
tend greatly to restore public confidence in
the ability Of the United States to meet all
obligations. 1t is now known TO be the in
tention of Mr.. Chase to avoid issuing
single dollar more of legal tenders, if pos
sible, and his fixed purpose is to check any
imitation Of the currency, and to reduce by
every expedient the extraordinary price of
gold. It is estimated that the receipts in
to the Treasury will be sufficient in excess
Of heoudinary expenses Of the government
70 pay of the whole public debt in 10 or n
years. This debt on July 1st, 1864, wi 4 he
only equivalent to the net profits AZ tbs
loyal Ststes for enc year, and the annual
appropriation Of one-tenth Of tbaso r,al
profits will extinguisb the dc, ,bt IN ter
years. This remarkable state nf fac4s hos
already aroused an increas' ID conida nct
in public securities. SUBJ ,riptions 10 tbe
hVe-twenies loan, which f Jr several Weekc
past had almost entirely ceased, are now
coming in and daily increasing. The in.
crease in these subscriptions has been 81
great that it is estimated they will aver.
age two hundred thougand dollars peF ds.j
within the present mo nth.
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IHFoErAAT 70 THBALEs,
DR CHEESEsTAN's PILLe.

DIX. Gd dEEOEMAN . HlELE.
Tbs combination o; ingredients IN these PiIissH
he result OF long and extensive prsstios. They are
milo IN their oporsiian and certain In correcting a
iFszularitss painful lonstrustion, rsmcvng al e,
structions whstHor from cold or otherwise shCacashs
sain in tho side aaIpltion Of the heart liils Al
nsrvuus a1sctions Mysteries, fatigue, pain IN ths
back and limbs, &c, disturbed sleep, Wai1a sTiss
from Interruption of nature.
DR. OHzESEEAE's PILLS
vas tho commandment Of new erai the rfeauusIf
Of thoss irregularities and obztruCtions, which hav
consigned 80 many 70 premature grave. No female
can enjoy good health Unless she Il regular ans
vyhsna7sr "a obstruction taSss pIaco Ehs genera
health begins 70 decline
DE-. GHHEsEEAE' PILLS
are the most eieetual remedy known f9r all cen
plaints peculiar to Females. 10 sl elsasss they
Invaluable including, with eeralaty periodical raE
ulsrity. ThsT nrs kaoWn 70 thousands, Who han
used thou, at different periods throuehoat the coun
n.y. having the sanossoz OfsOlBs u ths most snlirss'
Physicians In Elnericz-
EXPLICIT directions, stating Wheu theY shouid -
5s used, with each Boz. The price, si,OO par Eoi
containing rom 80 70 80 Puis-
Pfrs sent by nsil, promptly, b. remittinE &c q
Proprlstor Sold By Druggists generally.
B. 3. HUfOHIHGS, Pr0prtstori
% Csdar- g., New Tsrk-
~ Sold WhCiasels ard Estel IN OisTeiald y
sTHOEf4 & A ARhlSfhDNr-. arr-4bQaLtA4l
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No HygoerIts. ..y.. waasss IN the Tennessee.

No HypOerites Wanted in the Tennessee
Army OF Patriots.
In an order by General Rosecrans dis
missing traitorOus officer, are the follow
ing ringing words:
HEADQuARTERs, DEPARTMENT OF THE0
CUNBERLAND, MURFREEsBORO', Tenn,
March lst, 1883.
SPECIAL FIELD ORDER No. 57.1
The General commanding has this day
received the resignation Of Major Kalfua,
of the 18th Kentucky regiment in which
he assigns as reasons therefor the senti-
ments Of traitor and an enemy to his
country, who would desert her when
armed violence assails The nations life.
and the Constitution, the palladium Of our
rights. BE is dishOnorabiy dismissed the
service.
None Of those, who, like the hypocritieal
Phsrisees Of old, strain at the gnst and
swallow a camel, are wanted in this army
Of patriots.
By command Of Maj. GenT RosECRANs.
d. THRALL, Captain and A. A. G.
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Having had over twenty years. experience in the
teainnt of Chrcnic Diseases Of every character,
peciay the Throat and Lu1gs, will give perfect sats
4 successful practice in the above named places Tor
several years with unparalleled success, OF which SAT-
isfcforV reference can be given ct any OF the above
named places.
factory the money shall berefuBded for all such med
iciues returned Price Of Medicine for one month";
from 81 90 to 50 100.
a4-rhe Doctor can be consulted the last two Weeks
Of every month at his residence, No. 62 9arden-St.,
CIevelaud D. Post Office address-Box I'LL.
fsb5s- 70. .Itamdkw 3. @. CLARK. NJ.
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G. GARIBALDI
CApnrRA, Feb. Is, 1863.

NAELEhAs Gu ~ Aoo-.
The discrimination which pervades the
Poles, and the privations to which they
are subjected, are thus described in a let
ter written by the Polish poet, Mickiewicz,
to the Paris Opinion Rationale. 1t is
dated Warsaw, February 18th;
"Many Russian and foreign officials do
not understand by what an amount of liV-
ing despair we are animated they become
indignant and Disguised at seeing children
hardly eight years old discharge TeUoIUers at
Russian soldiers, and they never think Of
the towns and villages which our tyrants
have reduced 10 oinders. All here, whether
rich or poor, before they know how to
speak or think, have in them the germ of
an inextinguishahle hatred of foreign dom
ination. Our fathers and our grandfath-
ers suffered all that we suffer, although we
were born in the midst Of hanging and
transportstions to Siberia, and have all
our lives been prosecuted and hunted down
by the most infamous men that could be
found in Russia.
"The insurgents are for their
country, disarmed, preferring death to the
lives they live, and resolved in any case
not to fall into the hands of the Russians
The rumor circulates that Langisweietz,
having made the mistake Of giving battle
to the enemy at Swito-Krzy, has been DO
stroyed. However, it is but q rumor. Tne
wounds Of the Russians are mortal when
the terrible scythes Of the peasants reach
them; the hospitals are full, tie soldiers
exasperated, and tho Cosgacks avenge
themselves by killing ali whom they come
across.
"a Jew Of Ida has just arrived here.
He says that everywhere along his route
the landholders and peasants thought Of
nothing but rising, The insurgents have
also taken his son and whatever provisions
he carried with him, but he makes no
complaint about either. The Russians set
fire to all the country, and put all whom
they meet to the sword. Up to the present
we have been sbsurdly generous, for our
people released both officers and soldiers
who fell into their hands. Improvised
soldiers, they had not the hardness OF
heart sufficient to commit reprisals. A
gentleman yesterday entreated of the
peasants not to hang Cossack whom they
had taken. He obtained this favor; and
one Of the peasants, when unloosing the
captive, exclaimed: Hes free now, but
for all that the devil will yet have him
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TAILORING.
.ENTLEMEN'S {

NENTLEMEN'S CLOTHES Or T1v.
fRfTrIS 1i7r1 ssIoS NJ n l4llng ESTABLISH nasnt.
hereaftSr devote his attention 70 ooes1in, - ~
and manding Gentlemen clothing ~ bH Elln9H
lissl orl ding his work in tho best mannat sti
@en will ndlt for their intarsSt d1rinS fbs = t
Da 70 i've AR. AGOF tTiRj, Nv az ~
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a FkLEND d NGhD-tH1 II.
Dr. Sweets INEALLIBLE LIEIMEhf is prepare :
lrcm the recips o. Dr. stephen Ssoeti Of Uonnoeter
the great bone sstr, and has boen used IN bis pIao
tco fer tho last twenty yoaTs with tins most asiouh
lug success. As external remedy i . NItnoUta
rival and win alleviate pain more speacliF than az
other preparation. For sil ahenrlatic and herfol
Disorders it Is truly niallibls, and cun-iys -
5cros, Wounds Sprain5, Bruises, &C. lis soothlnf
5e lie iust wonder and sstonishme1t Of sll who hs7
sver given L 6 trial. Over sOur hundred cerlnesss
Of remarkable cur6a periOred oy t within the lisl
two years, attest 70 this iaCt 6tr01g & Armstruuf
Agents FOR cleveland decllaitelse . e...ls-a
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
IEW BOOKS FORMARCH,
AT
]. B. Cobb & Co.'S.

The National Almanac for 1868,
paper, 100, cloth, S1,25
Dana's Manuel OfGeOlOgy, 4,5O
Andrews the Life Of cur Lord, 2,25
COlensO's Notes on Romans, 1,25
do Pentetuch and Joshua, 1,25
Mahant's Reply to ColensO, IS
Hillsrd on Bankruptcy and
Insolvency, 300
2 2 vols vols. 1900
Paez' wild scenes in South
America, 4'Io
Mason's Manuel of Gymnas-
tics, 90
Holly's Country geats. with
plans, $50
Hacket's Notes on shaks-
peare, LOU
harrington, Novel, by Charles
Lever, %
Chronicles of Garlingford, 70
No Name, by Wilkis Collin, paper, l,2o
40 do cloth, I,5o
Essays by Buckle, with portrait 4,OO
sheldon's Object Lessons, I,5O
wells Graded schools, LOO
Reads Wagner Of the Alle-
ghanies, 1.OO
The Students History Of
France, 412o
J. B. COBB & co.
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OPTICAL.
solomonsOn,s ImprOYed speetselel.
III sOLOMONsON,

PRACTICAL AND SOIENTIFIJ OPTlOIA
Keeps the largest assortment in the Optical line Of 20
D the trade. From his long residence in this Ctyl
and the extensive patronage received during l1A
time be would say to his old friends and the pqbt
generally that no enort that could De put loLLn :
Ssure ne very best quality Of Crystal Glasses grounC
under his own Inspection, 70 suit the eyes, in all g
- curing weakness, dizziness Inflammation Of n
~ and lpnpartfnF strength for long reading and m
ssv-fuq The reputation OF SOLOMOhSOAiS estab-
llshment the most reliable 70 get the Dest arlele
tebshad fact and attested BY his patrons whose al
vice it is co TO S0LOMONSON,Ss make no mis-
take0 lao SuperiOr-St, under the American, nnl
there you will find the best kind OF sPEOtAChAs
ADAPTED to your sight.
that he never employs any in the sale Of his Len
sss and those who desire pair Of bis HPecacles can
onlv obtain them By calling at bis E5taDllshment
ARTlFIOIAB EYES inserted without pain
a. perfect natural
r,+sf upr2
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-17

General schenck has issued an order
sgainst the publication rebel sympatbi..
ing music and songs.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-17

The Old Vermont Cough Remedy is war
rants to cure Coughs Colds and ali Diseases Of ~
Throat, Chest aad Lungs Price % cents per boitis
Joha z Henry & Co., Waterbury, Vermont General
Agents. sold by D. s Barnes, a13 Broadway, n. y,
and strong 3 Armstrong Cleveland. Boyl5ag3g
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-17

Il is impossible that our readers should
not be deeply interested in the struggle
now going on in persecuted Poland. The
history of that nation is one of herOism
and endurance, of patience and long suf-
fering under continued insults and oppres-
sion. It is, therefore, gratifying to learn
that the revolution is spreading, OF rather,
that the wide spread spirit of revolution
is Out-cropping at distant points. The
Russian troops nave been repulsed in sew
eral engageTents, but the insurgents were
themselves repulsed after a hard attack
upon one of the fortified towns.
A new interest is given to the insurrec-
ton from the fact that the Swedes are
evincing signs of an endeavOr to regain
Finland, which formerly belonged to Swe-
den, but was wrested from her by Russia.
The swedes think the present good Op-
portunity to encourage disturbances in
this northern province while the Gar is
engaged in subduing the more southern
one.
Garibaldi has issued an address to the
people of Europe, as follows:
HDo not abandon Poland
TEvery people has a right to assist this
unfortunate nation, which is proving to
the world what despair can do. Disarm-
ed. deprived Of the flower of its young
men, already prescribed or imprisoned
bending the neck under a numerous army
it rises like giant The men leave the
towns and rush into the woods determined
TO conquer OF die; the women spring
upon the hired assassins who abduct then
children and put out their eyes.
WDo not abandon Poland
Do not wait until you are reduced t
despair, as she is-do not let your neigh
boris house be burnt if you wish to b
assisted in extinguishing the confagratior
that consumes your own.
Roumains of the Danube, Magyars, Ger
mans, Scandinavians, you are the warlik'
advanee-guard Of the people in the death
| struggle which is now taking place in thu
glorious land Of Sobieski and Kosciusko.
This struggle is the struggle Of despot
ism against right; it is tragic episode o
the theft committed by the three vulture
of the north to the detriment of the libert.
and the life Of one of the most considera
BILE nations of Europe. 1t is the violenc
of brutal force against the tranquility o
the man who wishes to live peacefully b.
the labor of his hands; violence whicl
will continue while people think only o
their stomachs, snd leave their unhapp.
neighbor under the yoke Of the crowne
butcher.
Do not abandon Poland Initiate at al
events your tyrants-they do not abandon
her; the valiant Hungarians afford a re
cent proof Of this. Victorious over Haps
burgh, they were crushed by her northern
aecompGce.
! And thou, guardian Of the Alps, head Q
Europe, descendant of the men of tn
Grutli, throw the republican rifle into th
balance Of Europe, and thou wilt see wha
it weighs. It is fer free people now to es
tablish order in the world, disturbed b.
the moribund desires of despotism.
Do not abandon Poland If We all assis
her as we ought TO assist her, we shal
have fulfilled g sacred duty, and the worl
will be constituted in conformity with tn
welfare Of the human race, then blesse
by God
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silks.
NOTICE.
NOTICE no CONTRAOTORS.-

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
~ Sealed PrQpos5S viii be received at the office
the City Civil Engineer until IL N, March "a, 1868
for the grading, bal1asting and paving the roadway
and curbing the sidewalk on MerWln-st, between
British and COluml Sus-sts Bidders requested TO
bid the price per bic yard excavation, per nea
foot for paving per neal foo for curbstone and per
negi root for sWakstC this stone IS 10 De NE
dina IN. Y } sand stone,
Plans and Specii ications mv be seen and more par
ticuar informatittn obtained at said Engineers ot
fee on and after the 10th inst
The Board Of City lInprOIeA rents invite the sub
mission Of bids. TeserI mig the right TO accept or
ject the same. By ord er Of the Board.
O. d. ISHOP, Oily Civil Engineer.
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HOslERY. Ae.
GREAT BARGAINS
IN
Wool Hosiery,
Embroideries,

Trimmings, &c.
In consequence Of change in our firm, 20 taEa FL
hact on TIE lst Of September next, Mr.. X. HAgS-
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Those wishing TO avail themselves Of these bar
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stock will be kept complste as teicTe, snd no
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AGS iabgi Z - il' ~ 1-' REFTBFRG 4 HAUsMAEE.
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author and his subject, together with anecaotes VI
the war.
SELECTIONS.
l. Poetry and Patriotism. noll2 r1I 1lS
2. he American klag.-.....--.....J hodlllAh
3. Tho Sleeping sentinel, an lncldenl OF lhe war
&. BeHays Janvier, Of Philadelphta-
4. The Fight at the Ford, or the Battle OF Bf9nu4
which,. ...-... L d buclal!a r,t
3. TN board the Cum y
O. marco B0ZZaris ...f ltz Greene u AI5S
I. Inc T. BuchaLlAn
g. PeroratiOn Of Robert Halls Great sermon on the
Threatened invasion of England By France IN
the time Of the First Napoleon.
g. The Building Of the hip.....-L. ". Longtello".
This is one Of series of Readings, begun in the
Senate chamber at Washington, January 10th, and
continued in most Of the Eastern and western
Cities the entire proceeds of which are devoted Dy
Mr. Murdoch the associations for the relief OF ts
sick and wounded soldiers Of our army.
No Reserved Seats except IN the Dress Circle
CTwentyve cents extra for sale upon the day Of {he
once. large number of additional chairs VIII D'
l provided, so that all may be comfortably seated
Tickets for all other parts Of the house ity Cel
For sale at j. B.CObb & 20. s, lngham Bragg sean
L ford 4 Hayward's " ilson WiddicOmbe'ss Baker s
at the Rooms Of the Soldiers Aid Society and At th'
/ door.
IL is hoped no objection viii be felt in regard to th
price Of tickets, the entire avails Of this
ment go directly to the Soldiers Aid Society OF TIM
! city.
The Stage will be appropriately decorated, and
| Band will be in attendance. -,
Doors open at :, Lecture to commence at O'CLOCK
! mch1f
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APPOINTMENTS,

A PPOINT IMENTS FOR THE
IA YEAR ON ls63.-DR. CLARK, German Re-
formed BOtaniea Physician and Surgeon, will con-
suit patients fer u chronic diseases Of every chRrac
ter, FREE OF CHA RGE, at this following times and Pa-
ces during the PIE e Mt year:
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-03-17

Department for Returning De-
serters and Absentees from the Army in
the States Of Ohio, Indiana and Illinois,
r.-,r.,r.porTe Te Moroh z 1861
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afs-sA gTs
ATsss a.. Az Z
MIR. JAMES E. MURDOOH's
PATRIOTIC READINGS.
THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
Thursday Evening, HIarch 18th,
FOR the Bencat Of
The Soldiers Aid Society,
CIa-aland

An introduction, stating the object Of the Eead-
ings will be delivered by Mr.. Murdoch, and each Sc
lection will be prefaced by brief reflections upon the
author and his subject, together with anecdotes OF
the war
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PLANNING MILL.

formerly occupied BY :. =. Pereiyal on klm-st.i
West Side, near STANLEY and Graham's Pail sastoIy
fs now prspaTed 70 do Planning, Circular and Scroll
SAVING Wood Turning and mouldingg.
Iaarchs;RS Ma. BR0WN, Agent.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-06-30
From Washington.

WASHINGTON. June o0l z
1t is said $50 colored men were captured nv
the rebel cavalry at Edwards Ferry vester.
day, together with fifteen barges loaded with
government stores. THE bar,yes wers hnr 49,
with the most of their yrluabIe contents con-
sisting of rations of all kinds.
Two OF our citizens visiting their farms near
Drainsville, have returned hither. minus Of
their carriage and horses, which were confls-
Gated by the rebels. They represent that the
enemy consisted of nearly nm man n,;,t : Z
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-06-30
Note from Lieut.. Walden.

Mr.. Editor:-There has been considerable
discussion about the expedition after the Caleb
Gushing.
so far as the steamer Chesapeake is concern
ed, ! would speak iu the highest praise of her
commander, WilIett, and pilot, Willard, and If
they could have had their way they would
have captured the Caleb Cushing with all on
board; and after she was fired, the Captain
and pilot OF the steamer Chesapeake were anx-
ious and willing to run along side and extin-
guish the fire aud save the vessel, but they
uere checked by others who assumed to have
command on board.
GEO. WALDEN, Lieut.
Cutter Caleb Cushing.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-06-30
Adnlinistrator's sale.

Il Probate for the County Of Cumberland. viii H
sold at public auction on Tuesday the both day OF
June next at ten o'clock in the forenoon at the OF
ice of the undersigned, No. 32f Commercial street
In Portland the following described real estate of
Cyrus Cummings, late Of Portland in said county
deceased, situated In Cape Elizabeth -
lot of land situated ON the road leading to scar
borough, near DR.. Buzzells, containing abant nine
teen acres ~
House and land on Turner's Island. ON the soutb
eastcrly side of the p. s. 4 r. Railroad
House and land on Turner'S Island on the NORTH
westerly side of the r. s. p. Railroad -
lot of land on Turner's Island on the north.
westerly side of the p. s. & p. Railroad
lot OF salt marsh at "Spurwink," near Mr. yor.
dams, containing about two acres ! - -
N. G. CUMMINGS, Administrator
HENRY BAILEY & co. Auctioneers. 5
jell 2awtje23 thcnedHe3O ~
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-06-30
From vicksburg.

MEMPHIS, june 26, VIA CAIRO, %.
Advices from Grants Army to noon of 22d
says, seige was progressing vigorously On
the 10th cannonadng was Kept up from morn
ing until noon by the Array aud Navy, but
elected no reply from the garrison. A large
number Of buildings were destroyed, but be-
yond that it is not ascertained that much dam
age was done. Deserters report that Tennes-
see and Georgia troops are much dissatisfied.
and talk of refusing to fight any longer.
Johnston's movements are wrapped in mys-
terry. lie was last reported moving South.
His forces are all removed from beyond the
Big Black.
Gen. Taylor is said to have hung all federal
prisoners taken at Milliken's Bend. Retalia-
ton measures will probably follow.
Very heavy rains in this vicinity have raised
all the streams, and very few movements on
either side have been made.
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Commercial,


Per steamship Heca, at New York
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET June l6-The
sales OF cotton on Tuesday 7e00 bales including
5000 10 spectators aud exporters The market closed
frmer but with unchanged prices
LIVERPOOL BREADSTUFFS MARKET June
12.-Riehardson, Spence & Co. and others report
Flour quiet and hrm. Wheat firm but quiet Corn
quiet mixed Western 2ss
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKET Beef
quiet but steady. Pork inactive. Bacon declining
Butter heavy. Lard declining. Tallow inactive and
declined Sd a lid closing firIner
LiVERPOOLPRODUCE MARkET-Ashes quiet
Sugar quiet. Coffee quiet. Rice steady Rosin no
sales Turpcntine quiet at zoos. Petroleum no sales
AMERICAN SEcURITlES-Iliinois Central 3ll
q 30t dis; Erie SO a 81.
Latest via Queenstown
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, June 1.-THE
sales for to-day were 5000 bales, including 5000
to spectators and 5000 to exporters. The market
is quiet, and quotations unchanged.
Breadstnffs-The mark is quiet and steady
LONDON MONEY MARkET. Consos closed at
80 a g2t for money.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1863-06-30

HE TAcoNY's BoNDs.-Among the good
hkeiy 70 grow out Of the capture of Lieut..
Read OF the. Tacony, is the recovery of the
ponds given by the various vessels he had
captured and released These to the amount
Of ninety Thousand dollars were delivered up
by Lieut.. Read together with his commission
to Major Adams, commanding officer at Fort
Preble. The Collector Of Customs yesterday.
we learn, received several kilograms from un-
derwriters and others In relation to these
bonds, showing that they want them destroyed.
The bonds will undoubtedly be turned over
to the U. S. Government.