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Daily national Republican., 1863-06-05
RUMORs.

Some very absurd rumors were prevalent
to-day. One Of them is that General Grant
has fallen back to the Big Black river with his
army This Is a canard which ought not TO
deceive any Intelligent reader Of tho current
news Of the day, as it was manifestly based
upon the movement Of General Blalr's force,
sent to the river to guard II from JohnsIon'S
advance.
Another rumor is that our pickets have been
driven in at Falmouth. Ridiculous To drive
in our pickets there Lee must rccross the Rap
pahannock and give Hooker general battle
with his whole army. No such thing has oc'
CURED. rr.. ...
Another street rumor is, that Alexandria ls
in danger. The pretext for this is, that con-
trabands and other laborers have been at work,
for few days past, In constructing stockade'
and block-houses, In order to render any raid
into Alexandria, where we have large amount
Of Government stores, absolutely impossible
# is simply a precautionary measure which
should have been taken months ago.
Generals frequently employ the idle materla
Of the army In constructing works which art
not absolutely needed, for the purpose Of In
structing officers in engineering, or to deceive
the enemy in regard to their plans. Yet I
flourish of few shovels Is sufficient always u
give rise to numberless camp rumors Of tn
most unreliable and false character, which gen
orally find their way to the city to be revampet
and put freshly into circulation for the enter
talnment of the gullibles who frequent tn
street corners and all places Of public resort
Pay no heed to the street rumorlsts.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-05
Inauguration of Governor Gilmore.

CoECoRD, N. H., June 4.-Governor Gilmore
was inaugurated to-day. His message is main
ly confined to local subjects. The troops which
the State has furnished for the war number
$4,000, being an excess over the quota called
for of nearly 700. In referring TO the rebellion
Governor Gilmore says "In such a contest
there can be no discrimination between sup
port of the Government and support of the
National Administration.
"It is no time now to speculate upon the
causes of the rebellion. The only facts we need
are that ii exists, and that il is our duty to put
II down. 1t was a remark made to me by q
fOrIuer Governor of this State--the late venera
BILE Isaac Hll-in which ! fully concur, and
that is that a man who will not stand by his
Government 10 a coward or a traitor.'"
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-05
GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS.

In consequence Of boat having sunk on the
ChssApsaks and Ohio canal, and some lock gate
being out OF repair, the trade has been delayed for
4 few days tlhs week; but navigation is now
stored through to Cumberland, nOtwlthstandln
the many rumors OF Confederate rAideTs and cut
ting sG the canal banks, &c.
Carr. jas. GoDDARD is erecting a new franc
dwelling on Congress street near the post once,
Police CAsEs.-Nathan Rcnncr, disorderly
oondneti fined s26G Caro- Cadip, drankj dis
miased. CAtharlne Smith, drunk dismissed. one
soldier drunk turned over TO military. Joseph
Nicholson threats security to keep the peace.
wm. HoopmAn, threAtsi security to keep the
peace, ChRs. Field disonderly conducts dismisHed.
Thomas Johnson, disorderly conduct dismissed
Jas. Flynn, drunki dismissed. ..I
MARINE LIsT.-Afriudls Steamship Iron
Eihes, VEndever, Aqua Creek light
Steamer star, Curtis, Aqua Creek light.
schr Jno. Dixon, Creighton, HAvre de Grace,
lumber to WheAtly.
sshr. FEDERAL hin, whosay, Port Deposit, ium.
Der same.
schr. Advocate, Moore, salisbury, Nd; lumber
TO Libby.
schr. NJ J. Fardy, Templsman, salisbury, MIDI
lumber TO same.
schr Somerset, Taylor, salisbury, Md.j lumber
to E. Piekrell. '-...
Schr. Mary Eliza, Travis BAltimOTej lumber TO
Libby.
sohr. Helen Mcleod, Goodrich, Alexandria, light.
schr. JoBlAh Aohorn, Hatch, Washingtonj light.
schF. Ridley, EdmOndstOn, BAltimOrej corn to NJ.
t-rO0ns - '".aa
schr. UniOn, Hs--lia, AlaxAndriAi light.
! Departures. Rays Docks; sehF. Q. Pendis-
ton, Church, Providence, R. Ii sehr. s, A. Taylor,
Dukes, Norwich, Conn., schr. Moonlight, Apple
gate, n. VI SchF. Ocean BIRD, Couley, Providence,
r. l.; sohr. g. f. Jones, Weaver, Providence, r. l.
schr. Alethea, Morley, New Havep conn.j schr
M. p. Pierce, Shea, Boston, schr. Frances, Cornell
New Haven't SchT. John Rogers, -, Dighton
Mass From Agnew'a Docks: schr Rollison, Cal
houn, Boston, Mass. From Borden Mining Com
pAnys schr, Reindeer New Bedford, Mass schr
israel H. bay, Hill, Fall River, Mass. '''..
CHESAPEAKE AND ONO CANAL.-Arriydls,-
} Boats to RAy's Docks with ooal-sAmuel sumAy
IO3 tons; lT76, l01 tonBj II. A. KomB Ill tOnsi And
Goodwin, llO tonsj r. h. Gregory, ITO tonsI W
HutchinB, III tOnsj VIM. StAnhOpe, ia tons, T.
Borden Mining CO.-Alex, shaw, 1903 tOnsi VIM.
COlaton, 1903 tonsj Mary Willard, l07 tonsi NigiAn
4 II5 tons. To Agnew's Dooks--Wm. NJ, MAhon, II
1 tonSi A. spAtes, 100 tons. 10 Cum. Coal h lro
4 Co.-sarAh Ann, ll6 tons. To sundry merchants
Alex Shaw, IO6 tOnsi Perseverance, lls tOnAi Hele
May, III tons.
d. lpdrtures-Littlo Bob, Samuel sumAnr J. r. ~
= sex, Alex shaw, lTT6 +, Watson, VIM stanhop
=, H. A. KOrns, y. Bilimire, W, d. ColatoA, MAJ
4 willard, Old dominion, Andy Goodwin WIN
!, MAhon, YlgilAnt, R. r. Gregory Sarah Ann
! FISH MARKET.-From Little Falls betWee
y two and three thousand herring. They are SEM
at % per liOO0 ~
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-05
sLIrmI,hIng N,.r sh,Ibrrlns., T.nn

MURFREEsBoRo', June 4.-The rebels have
been reconnoitering in our front. Yesterday,
Wheeler appeared on the Manchester and this
morning on the Shelbyville road. Brisk skir-
mishing has been kept up all day. The Second
Indiana caySlry, on picket duty, was first at
tackled.
The Thirty-ninth indiana, Col. Harrison, and
the first brigade Of Gen. Davis's division were
subsequently sent TO their assistance. The
rebels were driven about a mile. Our loss was
one man killed and several wounded.
The Fourth cavalry was engaged at the same
time on the Middletown road. At the last skir-
mish seven men were killed and wounded.
Col. McCook reports hearing heavy firing in
the direction Of Trlune. Gen. Granger tele-
graphs that Gen. Baird, of the Eighty-ffth In
diana, in command at Franklin, was attacked
to-day by the rebel cavalry.
At the latest dates, Baird was still fighting,
with some prospects, of capturing the enemy
We hear of no rebel infantry engaged. Theil
cavalry is engaged in accommodating the whole
line.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-05
.LOGKGTAFFKIRsIl {

A WHOLESOME ARTIULE.-=We recommend,
from personal expsriehos, the ClNgett" ccNN
Ale and BBXx brown stout, We hnd them to be
most healthy beverages, specially adapted 70 the
climate Of Washington, and no family should Dc
without few dozen Of the artiole-it IL 30 nanny
to have in the house" Ills luperfnom ior Us 70
endorse ~, a. thia brewery has been established
over eighty years, and has the experience ana
reputation Of three generations.
The object OF the hrm in NdVertiaing now u
aimply giving notice that their arrangements for
botting are neteased so that in addition to theiI
large shipping trade, they are prepared TO give
attention TO the delivery Of the small orderS fol
family use It is only half the price Of the I'm
ported article, and we prefer II. Our friends, a.
Georgetown, d. G., can be supplied through thu
old established house Of A. ,. orfutt d Co.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-05
The AmsrleaI Medical AssOeisslOn.

CHICAGO, June 3.-The American Medical
Association held their animal meeting here yes
terday. The following officers were elected
PreSident-A. Marsh, of New York; Vice Pres
idents-J. Cooper, of Delaware; D. PSnce, of
Illinois, G. q. COsG, of Maryland aud F.. s.
Cam, Of Wisconsin.
Tho prize medal was awarded to samuel p.
Percy, of New York, for prize essay.
A committee Of five was appointed to memo
rializc Congress relative to the rank Of surgeons
in the army.
A motion to protest against the recent order
Of the surgeon general, prohibiting the use OF
mercury and antimony in the army, was referred
10 a committee.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-05
BY TELEG PHI.
|FRoMIHAVANA.
Reported Defeat OF the French az
Puebla.
ID .FCTslL-L-A-
Half q Million . Dollars for
Europe. ...

NEW YoRK, June B.-The steamer Northern
Light, from Asplnwall on the s7th Of May,
has arrived. ....... ... .. .s....
A Panama letter Of the 9Th states that the
steamer 0rizaba arrived that day from San
Francisco with million and a quarter Of
treasure. She has late news from Mexico Via
Acapulco, but does not Ak tho date, to the effect
that the French met another severe defeat at
Puobla, and were again repulscdi comonfort
having added his forces to those Of ortegps.
The British steamer Tribune has arrived from
Panama and Mexico with half a million Of dol
lars for Europe. ... ...r
The United states ships Lancaster and St.
Marys were at Panama. ff
Arrivals from South America and Central
America bring nothing Of Importance. o.. .
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-05
MOBILE woRDsi

"wRrSEvrR rHEY (THE Hmus) Hkvn THH
Z, powTR. THY DRIVE HHFoRH Tim INTO THnIR
aRGyEs THH souTHERN PRoPLH, AND THY
U vot-I,p ALSO DRIVE ua. TRusT THEM NOT.
WERE THEY ARIR, THET WOULD INVADE AND
DESTROY Us WITHOUT NERCT. ABSOLUTELY
" ASSURED or THESE THINGS, j An AMAZED THAT
ANY ONE COULD THISK OF 'PEAcR on AMI
" TERMs.' HI WHO EETERTArss THE sENr1AErT
" "a FIT ONLY TO M A SLAVE HR WHO urTERs
ar AZ THIs TIlGR, MOREOVER, Is A TRAITOR TO
.' MS COUNTRY, VINO DBsKRvEs Thn scoRN AND
CoNTElGPT OF ALL HoFoRABIh MEN."-Rose-
erdns, 70 he General ASSEMBLY Of Ohio, February,
/ sgp
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-05
The Earthquake at Rhodes and Its Fatal
Results.

The Earthquake at Rhodes and Its Fatal
Results.
A correspondent of the Paris Temps gives
the following particulars OF the earthquake at
Rhodes, already reported
"On the 22d Of April we felt the shock of an
earthquake such as had meyer been felt here
before. Not a slnSle building in Rhodes or in
the villages has escaped uninjured. The great
tower OF st. Michael gave way, and the little
that is left threatens every minute TO fall into
the port and block up the entrance, The light
house tower Is ruined, as well as the Palace of
the Grand Masters, recently converted into a
prison. The walls of the town are more or
less damaged, besides all the churches. At
Trianda only dozen houses are left standing.
Twelve other villages have been completely
destroyed. There have been in all 800 persons
killed and an immdnse number wounded.
"Of all the villages, Massari has suffered
most. Out Of 40 families only SO persons have
been saved, and they are more or less Injured.
was at Massari the second day after the catas.
trophe. One hundred and twenty-siX dead
bodies had already been Inferred. Several fam
lilies were still missing, but the positions thelI
houses occupied could no longer be recgog
nized. Five dead bodies were taken ont of the
ruins while was there. II was dreadful. The
eight recalled to my memory the sad scenes oi
the explosion Of 1855.
"The Vlce-consul of France and family
whose house is unlnhabitable, took refuge will
us, for our dwelling has suffered but little. Tt
complete our misery, three days after the earth
quake deluge Of rain came down, so that somt
provisions which the peasantry helped to saw
have been utterly lost. II is very cold for tn,
season, and the unfortunate people have nolthe
shelter nor food. They have lost all-relations
friends, houses, clothes, cattle, silkworms. On
mlseFyis Is deplornble. May God come 10 on
| asslstaneein 100 .' .."aN
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-05
The virginia Election =.

The Virginia election which took place las
week has probably resulted In the choice oI
" Extra Billy " Smith for Governor over Col
Flournoy. Smith is 1000 ahead thus far.
There were four candidates-Smith, Flonrnoy,
Mumford, and Wise.
Gov. Leteher has been defeated for Congress
by Col. Baldwin. Col. WIckhAm is elected in
the Richmond district. Alex. Boteler is defeat.
ed by Col. Halliday.
Price is probably elected Lieutenant Cover
nor over Imboden.
Gen. Ewell has succeeded to the active com
mand of Jackson's corps.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-05
Governor Johnson.

Governor Andy johnson, who has been alb
sent from Tennessee considerable time, re-
turned to Nashville last Saturday, and was re-
celvcd with considerable parade. The citizens
and military turned out and escorted him to
his hotel. The following sketch of his remarks
is given in the Nashville papers:
Gov. johnson said he had no speech TO make
at this time. He would merely tender his sim
cere thanks to citizens and soldiers for the
kind reception they had given him. As he said
when he came here moro than year ago, he
returned TO them with the olive branch Of
peace, the Constitution, and the laws. ICTles
of " Good " That's the talk, Governor ~
There can be no peace, except by obedience to
the Constitution and the laws. You who have
prospered and been happy under the Constitu.
ton and the laws ofyour country, ought to sub
nit now, and be happy once more. [" God
bless Governor johnson " shouted some one
possessed of clear, ringing voice. "Amen -
called out auother.l
"I am come to amellOrato the condition OF
my fellow-citizens. Cheers / have res.
ponsible duty to perform to you, and TO my
country, and God willing, that duty will be
faithfully performed, as far as my humble abil,
ity extends. Did ever deceive youl Never
Neyer!l Never; nor do wish or intend TO dc
so now. Iwlsh to retain that confidence. Shall
have III Yes! you shallll ! will not fatteI
you. win not deceive you. This is my
adopted State; in 1t are all that hold dearly
Here arc my wife and family, my property, ny
ALI and desire TO free the State from Treason
and rebellion. BE true to yourselves, to youl
country, and to her laws, and all will be well
In conclusion, Gov. johnson said he was no
fond Of making speeches; he seldom made onl
unless he was obliged TO do so. Some othe
day he would lay before his fellow-citizens tn
policy of the United States Government to~art
his adopted State, and address them on the alb
sorblng topics Of the day.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-05
The Billiard Tournament.

The third day Of the billiard tournament in
New York included afternoon and evening
matches. In the former, seereiter played
against GoldthwSlt, beating him by SO points
and Fox played against Deery, beating him by
TO poInts. In the evening, the matches were
between KsvanAgh and Estophe and Fox and
Foley, Kavanagh won his game by 296 points,
and Fox gained a victory by $50 points.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-05
General BurnsIde's Order Revoked bJ
the PrekIdenI.

CHICAGO, June 4.-The Times having Issued
their paper this morning, the military took
possession Of the office and remained until
evening, when telegram was received by the
proprietors from General Burnside saying that
his order suppressIng their circulation having
been revoked by the President, they were at
liberty to continue Its publication. In tho
United States court to-day the entire session
was devoted TO hearing the arguments of the
counsel for the Times.
New YORK, June A special dispatch to
the World, dated Lexington, KY, June 4, reads
as follows
To he Editor Of hS EetD York World,
Having been directed by the President of the
United States TO revoke that part Of my order
suPPressing the Chicago Times, I have revoked
the entire order, and Your paper will be allowed
Its circulation in this Department.
A. f. BURNsDB, Major General.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-05

GREGr SALT MNE.-It appears from scien-
tifc investigation that the salt deposit at New
Iberia, Louisiana, Is of the most extensive and
wonderful description. For vastness and Puri-
ty It ls unequaled on the globe. One account
says ''ImAgine, II you can, the granite quarry
of Massachusetts, or the marble quarry OF Yer
mont, to be sslid deposits Of pure rock salt,
clean and transparent as 80 much clear whltt
Ice, in ono solid, inexhaustible mass, under
lying the earth, and you then acquire an I'M
perfect idea Of the vRAtness OF thls salt terIna
tion %. ...... .... .H
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-05

REuRoAps.-ARRrvAL AND DEPARTJRE OF
TpArHby--Ths advertisements on our fourth page
re inserted by authority ofthe railroad companies
ssverally named, are ofnoiAlly corrected when
changes are made, hence be relied upon as cor
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-05
MonMnN EM1aRArIoN.-The PonghkepsI

MORMON EMIGRATIoN.-The Poughkepsle
Eagle says that a special train of eighteen bag
gage and passenger cars, containing $50 Nor
mons, passed up on the Hudson River railroad
Tuesday morning about O'Clock, on their way
to Utah. They were ticketed through to Flor
ence, Nebraska, where five hundred wagons
will be in attendance 10 carry them across the
plansto Salt Lake City. They were composed
Of men, women, and children, and a number
of the female portion were yOung and good
looking.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-05

CARNCRoss AND DIXEY's sMIEBTRRIs'--oad
Fellowt' Hall was crowded last night and the per
formance was, in tie main, An excellent one.
Carncross has tenor voice Of superior quality,
and the vocaIistS musicians, and funambulists Of
the troupe are capital performers. Mr. Racket
mArred the performance by playing secesh ait
with variations upon his cornet. Awhile man,
with his face polished with burnt cork, and with
brass tube, may be expected perhaps to do some
impudent things, but Mr. Racket may chance to
meet with an audience some evening that Will
compel him to substitute " sittin' on rail" for
q" My Maryland"
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-05

CRIMINAL CoURT.-JWdgs Oltn prssiding.-
Thursday, June I-The jury rendered verdict Of
guilty in the case OF Geo. Bruce and Nicholas War
ner, charged with assault and battery with intent
TO kin. nols pros was entered in the eass OF W.
b olmstead, indicted for false preteneeS.
Friday, June 6-In the case Of John G. Connor,
charged with larceny, noils pros. was entered.
Ellen Miller was ordered TO be discharged, to ap-
pearat the next term Of the Criminal Court.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-05
Meeting OF Editors.

NEW YORK, June A meeting Of the odi-
tors of the press Of this city Ia called for the
Sth instant 10 consider the subject Of the ma
ture, extent, and rightful limitations, il any, of
the liberty Of public Journalists to crticlse the
acts Of those charged with the conduct Of the
Government in time Of war and civil couvuI-
sion. The call is signed by W. C. Prime, Parke
Goodwin, James Brooks, Anson Herrick, Hor-
ace Greeley and Rlva Comstock.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-05
The Municipal Governments OF Ports
mouth and Norfolk.

FORTRESS MONROE, June 3.-The city GOV
ernment Of Portsmouth was organized yester-
day. The Inauguration of the city government
of Norfolk will be delayed about ten days, from
some cause not explained. The keys Of the
public buildings have been given mp by the
military authorities, and the necessary order to
subordinate military officers will soon be pro-
mulgated. The people generally are well
pleased with the proposed change In Affairs.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-05

TRoUT.-The editor of the Springfield ReP''b'
Hcan was, at the last advices, luTurinting upon
a Arst-class trout caught in net with haul
of shad in the Connecticut river. 1t is seldom
that trout are caught IN such queer company,
although they are sometimes honorcd by be.
coming food for editors.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-05
NnvnIn nrlsru Tn.hnr.

Acting Master James Taylor, ordered to COM
mand the schooner sophronia.
Acting Master s. C. Gray, ordered to COM
mand storeshlp Courier
Acting Assistant Surgeon Charles W. Peck,
ordered to storeship Relief.
Acting Master Thomas b. Dubois, Of the Al.
batross, promoted to Acting Volunteer Lieu
tenant, for gallant conduct In action.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-05
Detailed Report OF the sinking OF the
Cincinnati at VIcksburR,


FLAGSHIP BLACK HAVE, MIBsInsIPPI SQUADRON
AnovE NICEsBURo, May q, 1853 J
SIR! In obedience TO your order, the Clncln-
natl rot under way this morning at O'Clock,
and steamed slowly down until little abreast
Of where the mortArs lay when we rounded TO,
the enemy fired several shots from gun called
HWhistling Dick, " but soon gave II up.
At half past eight, with full head OF steam,
we stood for the position assigned us. The
enemy fired rapidly and from all their batteries.
When abreast Of our position and rounding 10,
q ball entered the magazine and she commenced
filling rapidly. Shortly iafter, the starboard
tiller was carried away. Before and AFTER this
time the enemy fired with great accuracy, hit
ting us almost every time. Wewere especially
Rnnoyed by plugging shots from the hills. An
eight-inch rife and q ten-inch smooth bore do
ing us much damage. The shots went entirely
through our protection, hay, wood, aud iron,
Finding that the vessel would sink, ran her
up stream and as near the right-hand shore as
our damaged steering apparatus would permit
About ten minutes before she sunk, we ran her
close In, got out plank, and put the wounded
ashore. We also got hawser out to make last
70 a tree, TO hold her until she sunk. Unfortu-
nately the men ashore at the hawser left II with
out making fast, the enemy still firing.
The boat commenced drifting out, and l sung
ont 10 the men TO swim ashore; thinking we
were in deeper water Gas was Teported) than
we really were.
| supposed about ffteen were drowned and
about twenty-five killed and wounded, and one
probably taken prisoner, will sum up ouI
whole loss.
! The boat sank in about three fathoms oI
water, lays level, and can easily be raised
She lies within range Of the enemy's batteries
The vessel went down with her colors nailed
10 the mast, or rather the stump Of one, al
three having been shot away. Our FIRE, unit
the magazine was drowned, was good, and
am satisfied did damage. We only fired at 4
two-gun water battery. --.-
(Signed) GEO. M. BAcHE,
Lieutenant Commanding.
Acting Rear Admiral d. D. PORTER, Com'l
AII-nInni.,r,I
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-05
stncE MARKET To-Day.
North Carolina Revolving Against JefL.
Davis's Government.

The following paragraphs from the North
Carolina Standard indicate the feeling Of the
press and the people of that State towards the
rebel Government at Richmond:
almost every honor or Office which is be-
slowed at Richmond is the result Of favoritlsm
or partyism. The Government Is thus per-
vcrted from It's original design and made the
fountain OF honor and patronage to favored
class, instead of being used to sustain the
cause by honest merit without regard to
nepotism or party claims"
IL that cause should become merely the
cause of Davis and seddon, and II partylsm
should take the place Of patriotism in the ad-
..,unmg. the cry in this
!, oh Israel y
H.y ood and draw
.. Inderrate her.
srr a..-r .a %. .l.Yf.l lurstates of the
nl....a Nv and endeavor
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-05

THE GREAT PENNSYLVANIA RoUTE.-fhe
quickest and safest route to tho Northwest and
Southwest. Two through trains daily, and one
saAdAy. Soldiers tinletg ut Government rates 70
All the principal points In the North and West.
For tickets and further Information apply AZ the 0t
hee Of the "GreAt Pennsylvania Route, % northeast
corner PennHylvAniA avenue and sixth street, un-
!" -N''OA W Z. O. NORTON,
aug Q Agent.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-05

O,OWs STRAYEDs0 STOLEN.
THREE COWS lOat from the gub1oTibeTj one
liEnt yellow, with star m iorshssdi two bisek-ons
hst.I reSSard will be paid for theiT recovery. Ap-
piy 10 MRS BENIzET, c street, between Twelfth
aud ThiTteOnth, Jes-N'
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-05

The Rhode Island Legislature adjourned on
Friday, after a session Of four days. The Provi-
euce Journal says that but little important
usiness was transacted.
Daily national Republican., 1863-06-05

PLEURO- PNEUMONIA. The Boston TTdHeripts
thinks the publIch has been deceived in reference
to the nature and extent Of the cattle disease
known as pleuro-pneumOnia. Announcing tls
appointment Of a new set of commissioner TO,
investigate the subject, the Transcript sAys:
"As the money authorizing a commisslon Is
all spent, It Is TO bO presumed the diseaEa will
gOOn abateD