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Mexican Emigrants Arrested.
&c. &c. Ac. &c.. &c.

Thd Battle at ssacachIo, rexas-Gcn.
WettZei order red TO Texas.
NEW YoRK, May 29-The Herald's cores
pondent gives full particulars OF the fight at
Bacschio. Texas The force under COlOrel
Barrett was only 800. Ii started out for iorag
ing purposes and to surprise a rebel camp at
Palmetto Ranch and was, in the commencement
of its movements, very successful. capturing the
camp and making other valuable seizures. Col.
Barrett's troops kept pushing on, driving parties
of the enemy before them, till finally they found
themselves confronted by about thousand rsb-
els. and were obliged TO retreat
IL appears that Col. Barrett had none killed in
the fighting. and only FIVE wounded; but on his
return seventy of his missing; many
OF these. however, afterwards made their escape
from the enemy and returned to camp The reb
el loss is not known.
Great excitement caused at Brownsville
by the movements of Colonel Bsrrett's forag-
ing party. The rebels were taking il for ad-
vance on that place.
The Herad's Washington special saws the
Twenty fifth Army Corps, under Gen. Wetzsl,
will commence embarking to-day for Texas
General Giles A Smith of the Seventeenth
Corps has been given the command OF division
of colored troops, and will accompany General
Weitzel to Texas
The Herald's National Debt paying subscrip
tons have reached 81 ,e25 600
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THE
INDIANAPOLIS NATIONAL BANK,
Financial Agent and Designated
Depository Ofihe United Statess
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL AL..................sl, 8 ,000, 900
CASH CAPITAL PAID N.................... $500 900

"1lLL receive subscriptions, as financial agent OF
4" the Government, for all Of it, popular loans
viii collect gold interest registered and coupor
bends the most liberal terms Currency bonds cashet
presentation when due.
Always on hand a full supply Of L. s. revenue stamps.
for sale at the regular discount.
Will buy and sell all government securities orders on
Washington, coin and exchange in all the principal cit
les
Will make collections throughout the West and Easi
at very reasonable rates.
will receive deposits, and loan money a; per cent
good security.
Having unlimited facilities, will transact all kinds o
banking business on fair terms and with the utmost
promptness.
THEo p. HAUGHEY, Prss't.
INGRAM FLETCHER, Cashier.
Indianapolis. December 3, 1884.
dec4-diy
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PLUG TOBACCO.

We respectfully invite the trade 10 call and examine
Our stock. We will sell low II not lower, than the
same stock Be bought In or any other market
usr6-tH EYERs 81 DRUNNoSD
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PETROLEUM.
WABASH PETROLEUM !
COAL MINING CO.,
Al
GO " I N G. . ~, I N ID
Capital Stock, S3,2JO,OOO,
Divided into $4,000 Shares at $50
Each.
INCORPORATED UNDER TIE LAWS OF THE STATE
OF INDIANA

WILLIAM DALE, OF New York, President,
JOSEPH RIS Inc. Covington, Vice President,
w D. KERR, Secretary,
JAMES W. KING, Treasurer.
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HOTELS.
MACY HOUSE,
Corner Market < Illinois Sc.
INDIANAPOLIS, INB.
E. PENTECOST, Proprietor.
HOTELS.

Il TAKE PLEASURE IN ANNOUNCING TO MI
II friends and numerous patrons. that am
tablishrt IN this which have r-furnisbec and
nov thrown open for your reception
Itake the Opportunity Of thanking my many former
friends for their patronage during the t~O yexrs ~ks
wa. couducting the orental Hoass, and vi st ell
bs glad 20 them 81 ny nes sisnc.
nys-cr T. fkSIkCosI-
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NATIONAL BANK.
THR FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OF INDIANAPOLIS

Us THE Official depository and financial agent OF The
United States and will furnish, on the most favora
bic terms
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Teiegraphic ommunication.

EeTtBFHphfc tU" m
PHILApEIPHIA, May 29-The Western Union
Telegraph Company's lines are now in full iee-
graphic communication with Memphis, Vicks-
burg, Mobile and New Orleans, aud are receiving
and sending private messages 10 those cities.
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Business Notices published Ia the local columns, Of ten
mes under viii Be charged for each insertion tl; n
ever lines, cents per line.
Announcing deaths With funeral notice attached, tl
without notice free.
Marriage Notices 80 cents.
Notices Of Festivals Pcncs and ExoursOns gotten up by
sdviduals associations, by churches At the regular
prices.
Advertisements leaded and placed under the head OF
Special Notices. fen lines over will be charged doubls
the usual rates.
Yearly advertisers to pay quarterly.
Announcing candidates for oices Of every description
10 be charged At the OF 81 80 for each name In TIE
Daily and cain the Daily and Weekly the 10 be- IN
all cases, paid In advance.
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TOBACCO, TOBACCO.
@. = :. :. DEUrNoSD
MYERS a DRUMMOND.
Manufacturers and Wholesalers,
Nos. % and ~ Second street.
ALTON, ILLINOIS

N1E HAVE OPENED BRANCH HOUSE At 70
" =! south Meridian street. Indianapolis. Ind,
where will keep constantly hand all styles ef
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BUSINESS MEN

OF all kinds can be better accommodated her, han
81 any once IN the city
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NEWS FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

Arrival OF General Saxt0n-The Private
Papers OF JsM. Davis and Bc~ ~uregarti-
Deaths I'm Hampton Hospital, &c.
FORTRESS MONROE, June 49, 1855.
The United States steamer Fulton from Hilton Head,
bound 70 New York. put In here with mails and one
thousand hundred sodierz General Saxton was
passenger on board She also brings several trunks
belonging TO JET Davis and Beauregard containing IL is
said their private letters which to be forwarded to
Washington.
The steamer Connecticut, from New Orleans, which
touched here last evening, bound to New York. landed
the rebel Governor Clarke Of Mississippi at Hilton Head
The following the deaths in the Hampton Hosp
tai for the week ending June ~ Henry Hamilton 9Th
United States colored regiment; Edward Lawson, 17th
do. Henry Hamilton, 1924 do Jeremiah Overslead
2Sth Virginia, rebel: J. NJ. Edwards, Of Baltimore rebel
John W Habline, 18th West Virginia Volunteers;
Henry Meredith 3Sth United States colored regiment
Proctor Mellen, 9th New York heavy artillery; William
H. Could 18th Virginia, rebel; Nichols, llSth United
States colored regiment; E. Shields, do, do. John
Carroll, 117th do K G. Marsh, 18th North Carolina
rebel; J. A. Rice, 49th do, do. William Paris 122d
United States colored regiment William Sunve, 10th
do James N,llard 9th do Robert Bell, citizen; Fill
man Bussby 11Sth United States colored regiments B. B.
Hardison Harris Legion; Green White, discharged
soldier; John Jones, 10th West Virginia Volunteers
James Bronson, LIST United States colored regiment
Anthony Gooch, 10th do william Day, 1l7th DO. j.
H. Brigham, 17th South Carolina, rebel.
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viR G I N I A.
Our Richmond Correspondents
RICHMOND, Va, June ~, 1865.

Our Richmond C0rresp0ndence.
RICHMOND Va, June 27, 1865
r,tE VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE RAILROAD.
The repairs on this railroad being rapidly COM
peted from Lynchburg to Bristol and the Tennessee
border being the great continental straight line from
New York TO New Orleans II is now confidently
averred that the road will bo in running order by the
18th Of July From Lynchburg TO Bristol there is but
one depot left standing, and but three bridges Of any
size that escaped burnpg.
Hon. John G. Palfrey, Of Massachusetts, the distin
guished historian and formerly member OF Congress- is
on visit 10 Richmond and is the guest Of Major Gene
raj Charles Devens by whom no presented to the
Haeck Major General Terry, His Excellency Governor
Perpont, Major General Turner, Major General Curtis
General Osborne Of the Twenty fourth army copA and
others
RON JOHN MINOR Borrs
y stl guest OF Governor Perpont and will remain in
Richmond for several weeks He Is reported as being
ington and his interviews with President Johnson
ARRIVAL or rru ASSISTANT COMMISSIONER OF TREEDAEN
YeR rHs sTArE OF VIRGINIA.
Colonel O. Brown, Assistant Commissioner Of Freed
men, TO whom has been assigned the State Of Virginia.
under Major General O. O. Howard, has arrived In the
city entered upon the discharge OF his duties For
long time Colonel Brown has been captain and assist
ant quartermaster and superintendent OF negro affairs
at Norfolk In this State He promoted to the rank
Of colonel and given charge Of this State in the matter
OF freedmen affairs account OF the able and accept
able manner In which he discharged the duties Of the
minor position which was in all respects . responsible
man. has taken up his duties here with equal zeal and
industry, both Of which elements in his character
strong beyond the ordinary strength.
THE DUTCH GAP CANAL.
The steamer Slas O. Pierce passed through the Dutch
Gap Canal Sunday. Tho Pierce Is forty three feet
wide. Thus Ia this great but much maligned work
demonstrating It's usefulness in saving seven miles OF
watercourse in the James river.
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The Informal Revenue.

CURIOsITIEs OF THE sysTEM-RECKIPTs FROM Kx-
YAsIxs--sUsISnss DONE BY BANKS AND WHOLE
SALE DEALERS DURING 1854, ETC., ETC.
The work Of assessing the to be collected
nua incomes manufacturers gross receipts and other
things too numerous TO mention, but all Of which may
be found in the act to provide internal for the
support Of the national government, progressing
In the Thirty second district which represents the First
Second and Fourth Wards but person. Mr. Chandler
ROBBINS Of No Patt street. made income return Of
any considerable fort the year 1858 The amount
then returned by him $4,000 In this district
manufacturers of sails cigars lard OIL clothing SOAP
bags court plaster rubber goods songs gold pcns toys
harness. bird cages champagne, Watches furs and
every article required outfit either for the tropics
or the poles, or to furnish indefinite number
Of brown stone fronts or NJ out . navy
II also includes within its bounds that extensive
gon where merchants and brokers most do congresate
and where bus and bears display ground and lofty
tumbling, financially speakins All OF these workers
precious metals and Uncle Sans greenbacks, are re-
qured to make monthly return of their receipts The
monthly receipts In this district alone amount 70 up
wards OF one million Of dollars. The assessments
manufacturers brokers' bankers, insurance companies
and other large financial concerns whose headquarters
in the lower part Of the city all 60 to swell the
ceips Of this district which will amount for last year
TO over fifteen millions Of dollars.
the Brooklyn Ferry Company In April last, their gross
receipts amounted to S40. .io4, the tax on which was
81 ,2l2 This was the largest return yet made by that
company
The express companies, headed by Adams h Co, also
swell the national very considerably The gross
receipts OF Adams h Co for March last amounted TO
e1lo, ,106 and the tax on that amounts TO $2l, ,673
The ebb and now 0f European travel can be traced
from the receipts OF the Atlantic Mail Steamship Com
psny Their heaviest month In last year was August
when the receipts amounted 10 s324s7 In March last
they dropped down TO el6,673
BANK LICENSE 1894
The annual license fee paid by bankers le two dollars
on every thousand The following figures will show the
amount Of capital employed by OF these institutions
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Co.nies or Authority In Philadelphia.
Ppu.ipeLrnIA, June 70, 1895.


Commodore d N cozzens, charged before = military
commission In this city with defraudng the
in contract for tents, arrested to-day by orders
from Washington. The was closed some days ago,
but tho finding Of tho commission was not mado known.
writ Of babcas corpus applied for by hs COUNSEL
Daniel Dousheriy ESQ, and granted by Judge Thcmp-
son aud directed 10 Provost Marshal rrnk, who refused
o deliver his prisoner awaiting Instructions from WASH
ineion. writ was then issued Wy tho Judge FOR the
arrest the Provost Marsha " be served this evening
The conflict between the military and civn authorities
causes some escitomept
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Farewell Order or General Meade.
WASHINGTON, Juno 20, 1900
The farewell order Of ocnarA Meade IN published. 10
10 ss follows
HEADQUARTERS, ARnr ov rms PoruAc


Juno 2s 1865. /
sorDrH.-This day, two years ago, Isssumcd command
of you under the orders of the President Of tho Unc0
States To-day by virtue OF tho authority, the
Amy ceas,ng TO exist have 10 announce my transfer
= other duties and my separation from you. 10
q unnecessary 10 enumerate all that has
CURED In these two eventful year,, from tho
grand and decisive battle of Getty ysburp the turning
point Of the war 10 the surrender OF the army Of North
Virginia at Appomattox Court House. eunhcs 70
say that history will do you justice grateful country
viii honor the living cherish aud support the Disabled,
and sincerely mourn the dead. In parting rom you,
your commanding General will bear In emory your
noble devotion your country, your patience and cheer.
funess under all the prvatons aud sacrhces you nave
been called ON 10 endure.
having yndhated the honor and lno{oy o' our govl
eminent and flag, let thanke " Almighty God
for his blessing IN granting vioy snd pea.e and l
IN earnestly pray for strength ard light " dscharye our
dulles a ctl,rns Al we bsse cndcuvorcd IN discharge
tbeu a. said,srs GEORGE q. MEADE,
Major General, United satss Army.
Al, the vcun,eer srtncry In General hsades military
d,,s,os sr, IN IN mustered out Of service
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PrniApxtrHrA, Jons 20, 1905.
The ins Of Fell Go. BY tho Gre last night was
$4,000 which s Insured for $50 600 IN New York and
New England companies
AZ three O'Clock this morning tho warehouse OF H.
Mitchell, Nos. "a and 20 North Front street, was DO
stroyed by IRE Lore $4,000, which is insured Tor
sso,oco in the Home sndsecurty companies, New York
The buildings belonged W the a,rara estate
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Robbery OF the Treasury at Austin
Texas-0rierson's Cavalry at Vicks.
burg, Sc.

INODDery OI the ITeasaFy ~ husthms
Texas-orierson's Cavalry at vicks-
burg, Sc.
CAno, June 20, 1885
The steamer from New Orleans to-day brought some
interesting news from that locality.
Twelve or fifteen men recently broke into the State
Treasury building Austin and broke open the safes
robbng them Of sl3 900 gold leaving the silver They
wore unable 70 get into the vaults where Of the
treasure was kept
The New Orleans Nma denies that cholera or yellow
fever has appeared In that city this season.
loyal meeting held in Houston, Texas On the
18th Of June d which mos, Of tho prominent men Of
the State participated series Of resolutions Of the
most loyal character were drafted aud unanimously
adopted
Ten steamers nned With soldiers belonging to the Fif
seeuth army eorps passed today vo~s for Duvalls
BiuT
shreveport sd,icss q the it,h state that the quantity
Of cotton likely to 90 TO New Orleans hy way OF Red
river, IL variousiy estimated al from nfiy thousand 70
hundred aud my thousand bales Nost yours srop
viii be small, ss but little has been planted
Grersons cavalry have arrived a vctsburr, ending
At that point their three months campaign through the
States Of Florida Alsbama aud Mississippi The cxpe-
dition passed through portions of Aishsms aud
Mississippi never before visited BY hostile troops,
aud report he Interior of those States In .
most prosperous condition. they also report seeing hun
dreds OF thousands OF talss " cotton which the owners
large crops Of cotton this year. Thousands OF arre
cotton substituted The crops generally looking very
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The Conssisutional Amendment In New
Hampshire.
I'ONtoRD, n. u,

NVNt"hpi ~, suhc ~ 1900
The resolution ratfying the amendment to tho const
tuition prohibiting slavery, parsed the House this fore
noon BY two hundred aud hneen Affirmative votes 20
ninety sis negative. The result was hailed with great
applause The Senate has yet voted on the ausstop
bs, viii concur almost unanimously
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v.-.oumI IntciIbCsnce.

Lieutenant Colonel J. A. Campbell OF General scho-
fields star Of the many young men OF our veter'n
army who have risen by the force Of the" own energy
g., ,be ranks 10 high and responsible positions, 10
% ..o,',,,s for few days at the Metropolitan Hotel
lctine Assistant Psymaster Joseph watson, unned
o,acs Navy attached 20 the Montgomery for the Lst
,nre years, " stopping at the fifth Avenue Hotel
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10 sseanship Lucy frcrn Bermuda June TO- arrived
% his port yesterday
Tho United states soop.ofwar Dacotah, from Boston,
arrived At Hamilton the Goth nst and tho Juniasa
arrived on tho day fro Por, Royal both bound 10
Rio Janeiro.
The brig n A. Pitt sailed on the 2<,h for New York
and bavk Eliza Bsms seilcd on the oath for New Yort
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HISTORY OF THE REGIMENT.
Eedistrioting the Departm ent
of the South.
Gov e-..o. Clark, OF mississippi, I'm
Fort Pulaski.
Release Of trenholm, Rebel 1ecre-
tary Of the Treasury,
&C., &C., &C.

The steamship Fulton arrived at this port yesterday
from Hilton Head bringing the One Hundred and Forty
fourth New York infantry. We indebted TO Purser
NcManus for favors
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burg and Aston for his command making requisiten
on M ch. sqr s ..ss ss draft
81 se Ply c I. pS G hs ps
ssse. This WIN under control of General
sfs ~ anS w n not S' w other
W. L. M BuRGrR, Assistant Xdjaiani General.
MDEPENDESoE DAY.
Gilmore has issued the following order lor
ment:-
r,..,. ~. hIIoE HT1D HAP g. q. june Is 1855 s ;.
aencs Day the dsrc. post commanders throasEoat
q" Ss5 Il
ss Of 1s :.as s .
rs $
dependence and Presidents emancipation proclamation
WIN
IN the above pro-
The r, q the country and citizen. temporarily re-
pate a these national fs:siSsss ''' '' as1'pnn '
" L. Y. Buscsn, Ass,sisnt xdjutant General
xx-oovERNoR CLARK OF xssIssIPI IN FORT PULASKI
The steamer Continental arrived here from New
Ex-Governor Clark, Of Mississippi who sent here to
be confined In Fort Pulaski He was transferred from
the Continental to the steamer W. W. Co and on her
Colonel BENJAMIN Alsion and wife, Of Georgetown s.
@, were passengers by the same boat They were per-
Mr. TRENHOLM
formerly member Of the rebel cabinet who some
time since sent to Fort Pulaski prisoner Of war; has
been released by orders from Washington. He was here
a few days since, but has now gone 70 Charleston.
''rHs NEW soUTH,"
an entcpnsing little weekly paper here deserves
tce from your correspondent ] am often, all
newspaper correspondents VINO here indebted TO
Mr. H. Sears, its entcrprsng and courteous proprie
tor, for important favors The Nec SO has been
ming over three years and is very popular among the
Inhabitants here MI. Sears has ever been jealous
champion Of the interests Of the people Of this depart
ment, and they appreciate him.
BRKvET MAJOR GENERAL RUFUS sAxToN
who has charge Of the freedmen Of Georgia. South Caro-
lima and Florida goes North to-day by the steamer Full
ton to confer with General Howard the Secretary Of
War and Others in regard to the interests Of his
mand He is accompanied by his lady.
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Thsd National Bank OF Chicago. ....,.... 800 0oo
Central National Bank Of Philade phia ..... IJbOoO
Ninth National Bank Of New York ......,.,., 128 500
Third National Bank OF Cincinnati. ........ IO7 0po
tirst National Bank Of Louisville. ......, 500 600
Second National Bank OF Nashy Vile .... 100 600
First National Bank OF Springfield. ...... 100 600
FRANKLIN Natiosni Bank OF Columbus, 0hio.... 100000
The number OF individual subscrictions fov eco and
fi0o each va M i.
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srrrsss Couar-CiRcur. Part f-Adtourned without
sav Part 2-short csuses-Nos 2ie1, 2oio, 213a. Uss
asvI Numbers ON General CNendsr--i1es. iSe2
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Juson, Juno ~, 1896
i"- p'ooe'ie~ Illinois aud Dean Rchmoud colli,sd
Iasi night n~r Point Pelfa The rIaolr suus n ar,sen
feet Of water.
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The National Loa a.

P,mADELrfuA, June "a, 1905
Jay Cooke, United States subscription agent reports
subscriptions 70 the thirty loan the amount Of
e9,b3I 600, including the foowinV:--
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The Fourth In Brooklyn.


The following order has been issued by Major General
Duryes for the guidance Of the military Of Brooklyn in
relation TO the celebration Of the coming anniversary Of
our national Independence
SPECIAL oRDrRB--No. a.
HEADQcAsrsRs, sSooyp DIVISION, N. a. 8 Y.,l
BRooxtyN, June "a, 1888. I
The Fifth and Eleventh brsades and the division sa6
will parade the 9th day Of July next The regiments
battaons and batteries will assemble at their respective
armories at six o'clock A. N. Of that day uniformed
armed and equipped Orders win be issued hereafter
for the formation Of the line Of march Tho command
will dismiss at ten o'clock A. NJ The national anniver.
sary will this year be celebrated day Of special re-
jocng for the successful close Of the terrific OF
years, which has established the national Union and free
dom and s most Interesting incident will be the welcome
home OF our brave soldiers who have noby sustained
the national honor and welfare Those Of the command
who have made engagements 70 leave the city the
Fourth or contemplated doing so will recolleot that the
duty now required Of them s public one 70 which they
must sacrifice private pleasure and that Il IL especially
the citizen soldier who should lead In bottine tho
odious motto, that republics are always ungratefuln
and substituting In lite place that better sentiment 'The
-epubc never forgets ts defenders." Corumandsnts
'l '-omulgate this order
H. n. DURYEA, Major ssnsrsl
MH. III BsRaEr, A. A. A.
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bowhAhvHLs, Z. w., June ~ 100.
Miss Aunson, school teacher, accompanied by an
other young lady while driving out called at the house
Of James Kerr s orcno I'VE miles from this place. and
asked him to take drive with them When about two
miles from here al two O'Clock in the morning Miss
hunson shot Kerr with revolver, MORALLY wounding
him. She is now In custody. Various rumors prevail
but the cause is not known at present
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Corporation Insolvency at Quebec.
The Toronto Leader Of June IS states TO such pass
have the Affairs Of the corporation Of Quebec been
brought that the question has for time been raised
whether would not be better supersede the functions
OF the corporation by an Administrative committee.
Messrs Barring Bros the English merchantsl as large
creditos Of the corporation reported 10 favor this
expAdent
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THE FOURTH OF JULY.

Preparations by tho Military for the
Celebration.
The Fourth OF July is TO be celebrated In this city in
grand style by military and civic displays the firing OF
many guns and the marching Of many men, The fol-
lowing orders have already been issued having bearing
upon the subiect.-