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Root, Hog, or Die"

To tie EGitsr Of The n. Y. Tribune
SIR. You fell into grave error IN the re-
marks on the 20 600 destitute freedmen in the District
of Columbia in assuming that they are men, There are
really no male adults among them. No healthy man,
black or white needs aims in Washington. But 1t Is
the women and ehildrcn-ths women with the iReun-
Jrancs OF chdrenthe wives many Of them OF soldiers
and teamsters away In our armes-and the sick. whom
the Society Of which the Rev William u. Claiming is
President is trying " relieve and afford employment
E. b.
Remarks" The wives OF soldiers and team
sters" ought to be subsisted by regular assign
ment of the greater portion of their husbands
pay and bounty, and not be dependent on aims.
If there be absolutely destitute mothers with
small children, they should be dispersed about
the country, where they can live cheaply aud
find work, rather than huddled together III
Washington and its suburbs, where they can
find little work, and where living is exorbitantly
dear. They will have to earn their subsistence
ultimately: why not begin now, when every
kind of labor is in demand and brings good
prices
We stick to the Root, Hog" theory. 1t
may seem harsh, but il is wholesome and III
vigorating.-[ Ed.
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A Washington dispatch says that some anx-
iety is feta to the result of the injuries received
by Secretary Seward in the fall from his car
rage. 1t is found that in addition to those first
reported bis jaw was fractured. His fall must
have been very heavy to cause injuries SO
serious and his recovery, at any rate, Will be
very tedious. lie will probably be incapable OF
attending to the duties Of bis office. for some
Ueekc
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Gov. Fenton has issued proclamation, which
we publish this morning designating Friday
the l4th inst, to be observed as day OF inahhS'
giving. Prayer and Praise by the people Oh 'his
State for the recent victories achieved by the
armies Of the Union.
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The following is the ditty sung by Uncle
Sans Colored Infantry on their march into ant
through Petersburg and Richmond early last
Monday morning, whereof correspondent gave
the opening staye in our last. Though not e1.
acty classic in its dction, it quite expressive:
Say darkies hab you seen de massa,
Wild de muil,tash on his face.
60 'lteg the road soEie time dis mornin',
Like he's goin' 10 leave de place,
Ho seen DE smoke way up de ribber
Where de Linkum gunboats lay;
lie took bis has and left berry sudden.
And spose he's ruined away.
DE massa run la Ia
De darkey stay, no hol
II must be now de Kingdom comm.
An de var OBJ JGblo.
Hes sir foot one way and four foot fodder.
An he weighs six hundred poun.
His coats so big be conldnt pay dc tailor.
An II won't reach half way roun';
He drills so inuen dey calls him oapn
An no gits so mighty tand.
spec he'll try to fool dem Yankccs
For to tnk he's cOntraband.
IN nlassa run ha hal
DE darkey STAY, no ho
IL must be now de kingdom comm,
An Dc var oh Jutilo.
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We have been requested to give notice that the
steamer Arago, which has been ordered to take
a party to Charleston to be present at the raising
of the Old Flag over Fort Sumter, will not sail
to-day, as was expected, but will leave pune
tuaIly at noon tomorrow Saturday. Those
who hold tickets of invitation are requested to
call at the office of Gen. Van Vliet, No. IL State
ST., to-day, and register their names.
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NEW. YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY ApKll. 7, 1855.

simple force of political eravhstiOn. We
expect that the Canadas will be States OF the
Union at some not distant day; wherefore we
dcprccate war with England or anything else
that might portend their subjugation. II they
do not come to us voluntarily, we would not
have them come at all.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

According to the latest news from Montevldeo,
reaching to the middle of the second week In February
the city was invested by Brazilian army OF 1900 men
and feet of 20 vessels. No idea OF captuation was
vet entertained The army Of Paraguay Is advancing,
and had taken the Brazilian town of Miranda
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ofLc,n ss,l 900: Balance, eaArsai 90 Money Is very
abundant among stock houses 56 per cent and at any
amount can be The flow Of capital is strongly toward
New FORK and call loans promise to DO made at very 10"
rates In commercial bills no change.
Last EreaingMsrket very active. but not very strong
Gold at $50 p. IN. stood at l5Ot
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FUNDAMENTAL BASES.
Tn, Metropolitan Record says:

1.-THE only way 20 end this war 10 By tasserting the
Right Of Sell Government Of which the Editor Of THE
TRIBtN clams be uncompromislng advocate, ana
by denouncng every effort OF section OF the country
10 hold another section in hated Union by military
force To u.s. it appears that this matter IL easy Of
ton nothing easier Mr.. Greeley says he believes tina.
the Southern people were dragged into Secession by
ambitious and designing leaders There Is but one way
Of sscertaining the truth fasity Of the statement
lie, he people Of the South hare fair Opportunity 81 de-
eidnS bv an IN biased cote phshsr they rA return 10 III
Unios or Yemain az they are. ssparsts and tnae
pendent people Let the arms both sides be disbanded
90 o. TO readr coercion impessib and our bleeding
bankrupt almost dying country will be saved from fur
Their exhaustion BY this peaceful and practical solution
Of the controversy"
Remarks.
1.-THE Right Of Enforcement" has ever
been regarded by The TRIBUNE a. the most
important and precious of all rights; but II
seems to us quite as vital to individuals as To
sections. If the Editor of The Record were told
that his neighbors Of different race and faith
from his own we're about to hold an election To
decide whether be. the said Editor. biz d.
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SECOND DISPATCH.
Cav Ep.N,f-,n Mo

SAN FRANCI,tO, Monday, AprI ).
Kinnards Fire Alarm Telegraph is now IN
operation in this city. =.
The amount of trade Is small for the opening u
Spring The uncertainty 10 the price OF gold and
the lack Of knowledge concerning the new tariff inace
both BUYERS and sellers TO contract operations till
more definite turn OF affairs.
The money market is strong consequent upon no
active demand for the payment Of duties by When 20
draw goods in bond The duties paid las, moDta
amount 10 about Sl,0O0O00.
The first weekly overload mail arrived a, Prescott
the capital Of Arizona March II in fifteen days from
this city. Its arrival the occasion OF public re-
joicing.
Considerable shipments of copper and silver are
coming forward via Colorado
Sailed. steamer Golden Age. with passengers aai
mails for Panama and New.lark, and s6Ji.Ovo ID
treasure of which only $4,000 goes 10 New-Nork
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SAN FRANCISCO Saturday April ], I1J5.
The steamship Brother Jonathan, IRON Port
land Oregon, brings $4,000 10 treasure.
The wreck of the bark Industry in shosl water In tho
bay caused the death OF seventeen persons.
The miners Of Orofna Idaho have driven OF tis
Chinese. 4 large immigration TO Idaho from Caior-
MIA is expected The roads to the northern mines ara
beginning 10 reopen with the warm weather. fre-sat
is going forwardin small quantities.
The bullion receipts for the last 10 days have Seel
A nn
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Rejoicing iu ReatliDg.

READING, Pa, Thursday, April o Iev'
This place is in blaze tonight IN hohor ..
our receu victories. Every house is illuminated Az
the Jubilee is general A large meeting is assembled
in the square, and the greatest enthusiasm pTe'ans.
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philadelphia Press.
The LOYAL PUBLICATION SocIEry.-with u

The LOYAL PUBLICATION SOCIRTY.-Wth I'M
another year of patriotic exertons. 1t has issued
10 works that are full of facts, arguments, and
earnest appeals. Unscctarian in its plans and ob-
jccts, it has been eminently useful in forming Q
sound public opinion. Its volumes should be On
the shelves Of every publicis and carefully studied
by every earnest and freedom-loying American.
When the Rebellion is suppressed, the society will
have still more room and opportunity to enlightcn
the darkness of "poor whites Gentlemen who
have not procured copies of the Societys works can
do 90 by calling at No. 1863 Broadway.
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Chr,.sIas Commits ion.

BOsTON IhurSddy, AUII o. To:
The subscriptions to the United States CHRIS
tian Commission In this city up 70 the present tm''
amouus 10 over Sae, 90. and are stu gong on.
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To Correspoudcnt.,

No notice can be taken OF Anonymous Communications
hs,.veris intended FOR insertion meet he auientcs,r
by the name and address Of the wrer-c necessarily "'
pubi,caton but guaranty fol his good iaii! nm
All business letters this office should be addrssedto s
TRIBUNE" New York -,
Wscapnst undertake to return rejected COMMUNICATIONS
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Sfnfc AupointmenS.

ALBANY, Thursday April o BOO
DR.. Pomfret of this city has been appointed
Surgeon General on the Governors staff. vice Dr. Wei'
lard, deceased.
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sr. JOINS, N. f.. Thursday. April 100
Steamers Bloodhound, Osprey, and Won
have from their ealfshine cruise with fn car
goes They report fayorsby upon The pgosoaet- 81
ushsry the preseut seaaol.
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The Seyeu.Thirsies.

PnfIADEtPIIA, Thursday, APrI !" -
Jay Cooke reports subscriptions to the Seven-
Thirty Loan day to the amount OF 81 go in.aa
ing elOO 900 from Cleveland, aud s3JOoo nom w..
York. and 769 individual subscriptions ior =" VI wv
each.
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The Journal Of Commerce has an afflicted co

respondent who thus expatates:
In October last purchased 400 900 pounds Of sugar
at l6c. pound. On the LIST Of Jannary IL worth
islc. pound. or $4,000 more than gave for IT, but
did cell. In the month OF March sold the lot OF
sugar at oc. pound paying me loss OF over es0o"
IL any QUO wants w cry for this victim, ve
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The REV. H. w. BEECHER leaves our port to-
morrow in the Arago for Charleston and Fort Sum-
ter He takes with him an important selection of
pamphlets fsom the LOYAL Publication Society.
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Terms Of the Tribune.

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PROPOSALS..
DRoPosALs FOR FUNDING cERTIFI.
Il qCATEs OF INDEBTEDNESS, COMPOUND.
INTEREST NOTES, AND TREASURY
NOTES.


TREAsuRr DEPARTMENT,
WARRINGTON, D, O., Sept, 20, 1885.
BY virtue o. the authority contained in the frst
section Of an act Of Congress entitled "An act 70
provide ways and means TO support the Govern
ment,n approved March 8, 1885, which provides,
among other things, that any Treasury Notes or
any act Of Congress may, at the discretion Of the
Secretary Of the Treasury, and with the consent
Of the holder, be converted into any description
Of Bonds authorized by said act, notice Is hereby
ness which mature before the hrst day OF Janu-
airy next, of Compound Interest Notes, and Of
one and two year Treasury Notes, Of the readi-
tSsn q to The extent Of Fifty Millions Of Dollars
six per cent five-Twenty- Year Bonds, at three
per cent. premlum-that 10 TO say, one hundred
dollars Of Bonds for each one hundred and three
dollars in Certificates and Notes. provided the
conversion is made prior to the first day Of No
vember next.
The bonds issued in exchange for such certin-
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cent. per annum, payable semi annually In coin,
upon the hrst days Of May and November, and
will be redeemed at the pleasure Of the Govern
ment after Ave years and payable In twenty years
from the first DAY o. lsSG u,dsr
this proposal will be Of the denominations Of one
hundred, Eve hundred, and one thousand dollars.
Registered bonds Of Ave thousand and ten thou
sand dollars will be Issued II desired.
Holders Of certificates, compound interest or
Treasury notes. who desire to make such CONVEX
sions will deliver them to the Treasurer, the As
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Of the United States, or to any national depository
bank which may consent to transact the business
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Interest will be allowed on certificates Of In
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matured or maturing prior to the LIST Of Novem-
Der, 1885, up to the date Of maturity; and when
maturing after the LIST Of November, interest will
be allowed to that day.
Upon the compound interest notes the interest
tWfl In tad Ia NnvamhaF n
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70 1hAa' Apyurarr (IEsHsAI' X s)yyidE, !
tHFF 49,. - WAsuiNaroN Oct o. ls85 \
1ensrdt Orders No. Ial - -
I. The regimenta Of regnIar artllIery, excepi
the mounted batteries Of each. will be distributed
rs foliows, -
yuipn rr,rvn ,r.rps .artLLRRY
Fort sulliyan. Rastport, Maine, one company
Yort Preb,a PortIap5 Maine, one company
Port Communion, Portsmouth, New Hamp.
Polt 0H %s ST@pAB Boston Massachusetts head
onarters and three oompanIes
> Pa,t Insansndsncs' Raston M..saohussi,s nm,
eomnany NA
Fort Adams, Newport. Rhode Island. tire,
y companies.
The sIx dismounted cornp.pies now In tho De
pArtment OF Washington will be sent without
manding Dspartment Of thu Esst for assignment
to Forts sulliyan. PrebIe sConstitntnp ana war.
ran Tho bea5onartars ~ Inc raaimant will ia
forthwith tran,ferred 10 PORT warren
PIRsr uNIrEn ar ITRs IRTutERy
eomnany Wv" 1"A~'"'
Fort SCHUYLER, New York, three companies. +
Po,t T.1aya,,n NJ VI barbor enc cnro
PAW. - '0'' ave" iO'A ""''O'' '"' yum
Fort Hamilton, New York harbor, two COM
panies
Fort Richmon nd and Batteries Hudson and Nor
ton Now York harbor, two Companies
sandy Hook, New Jersey. one ecTnpsuy.
The iye dismounted mpanies now In the De-
paftrnept of wasbipg top. one oompanv An the De-
.,,n VI -, uginiA, anu one IN tne nidule pe-
W. W.. viii ~. Ilhnedia'ely De put eh r1uls ioi
Hooker, commanding Inc Departnent OF the
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49, "'henry' DSi'inOfe' maryland TWO COM
1Por,w.shtr,,o, u.r,,.,s ,o.,,..-,... 49,,
roi' b'on AAr yianu' heAuquar'ers, and
'n pO v9r ppPs,.y u,.,.us -
rS,r aSy W., . hsry ianur one company.
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GREAT EASTERN, NORTHERN, AND WESTERN
EXPRESS FoRWARDRRs
Merchandise, Money, Jewelry, Valuables, Notes,
Stocks, Bonds, &c.
Forwarded with SAFETY AND DISPATCH to all
accessible sections OF the country: This Com
Pany has Agencies In the principal railway
towns in the
NORTH, EAST, WEST, AND NORTHWEST,
Its principal Offices are
WASHINGTON, d. c. NEW YORK, BOSTON,
PHILADELPHIA, BALTlMolkR, GIN
CINNATI, ST. LOUIS, LOUIS
VILE, LEXINGTON.
Connections are made at New York and Boston
with lines forwarding to the CJanRdAs and to the
British Provinces and with Lteamship lines to
Liverpool, Southampton and Hayre, and thence
by European expresses to ali prominent CONNER
eial towns In Great BritaiI and on the Continent.
Collection OF Notes, Dr. ats and Bills made At
all accessible parts Of the United States
O, O. DUNN, Agent,
Iela Washington, D. O.