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city intelligence.

.ysc0 SaErrAs3" ArxxYs 70 Con,nr SrIcTpu
wan Jcres odas .sst saerrari the young man fs-
Gently arrested ~ cciecrve' Golden and Farley. charsei
VITA the ecnu.rso ofs burglary and other crimes
yesterday ssnrsi ccmma suIcidc IN his cell 10 the
rom3s WIN a SHARP .bisicd rocketknns he severed
sf shs mat arerles of his iefi and when DIS
ceycre5 nearly exhausted from loss Of blood Death
wee,d have ensued from hemonhaIe bu, fcr the timely
cas- &c the City Prison, stopped tho now OF blood and
ttIri az the prisoners arm Sheppard Will recover,
un.sss In bis DESPERATION he tears open The WOUND
aisesh. IN wh,eh event lie may bleed TO death Ever
his Incarceration this young oTendes has expressed
hs mother and sister who are highly respectable sst
move 10 the bet society Sheppard sAys be prefers
death 20 incarceration the State Prison. and toabiess
be wl the efGr 10 take his LIE n case Of ccuv,c
sni sentence lie has already served bis country 10
,ne army, and espresses willingness y enlist either 70
ihe army navy Ne yoans man Of rare talent snd
The iiol of bis widowed mother
RcaprA on Bossp SUR LarccA The travelling
trunks o. the hn and second mases OF the ship LadogA
whch arrived here on Monday afternoon, were brok,n
orsn about seven stock on TIE evening OF the same
Gay, snd . eonsaersb's amount Of moasy so.srAcled
rcscy and sls 70 seis, and Mr. Church, The nFss uae
lost large sun also.
Hny fos rus sospnss Tho Christian Commission
rueash sn appeal IN advertising columns for eoutr
batons 10 AID o. the selae 81 General sherman army
ana ssassloss NAV be scot 20 nr James NJ Brown,
Trsss 30 wall street, 20 10 shs ones u he comm's-
Scn. No 20 Bible House.
rus Pear srnrsH Coswrvsn The Fort sumter Com
ns,ee met again yesterday ss No sss Broadway. The
s.p commsttss on music reported that Grafullas besd
had been engaged for the ecsbrion Keven pieces are
% ts performed during the Of The svenng two
which have composed by 0rnft especially for the
osrsson The bard will coLsst of forty Grss class mu-
segAns The mee officers vii be ready 20 feloFt
o. their ress meeting the Of such pspqns they
have chosen % preside a The celebration large num-
Der Of sccItanees 70 act upon the committee Of mrxe-
ucnts fecelved No further basnoss os importance
came before ths committee, and tksy stiouYnsd
svrIiro sAnoss ovI ~ rHus PHus MoSrr-Tts
business OF svladrs brave Jack rAs cut OF ,heis
pris4 mouey u becoming . greaa evil In one eass,
lately claims amounting 10 one hundred and hir'sen
thousand dollars were bogs shs up With eistt hundred 40.
lara 10 there 20 Way sf corScsls ths ysie o. whole
sale sfa1df
rms ssvrrvyms Rsrnnn socAi-k military snS
civic social will be rvvn oG Thursday evening, by us
Seventy as, regiment drum cerps 81 tho amory, ovss
Centre Market
A GsASp CoioRup yrsnss The approaching cclcred
jubilee In this city V 70 he 'blg thinn There 'obs
prayer meeting Al Zion church snd ktrand celebration
a, tho Cooper Institute. Coiorcd delegations from Az
parts of tho country are expected " Attend ana ean
dsuGs ushed orNtyfs have accepted ihvitaflon&
on the occAslou Gen. n u Butler n aIaons we snvsss
sasstA
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ARRIVAL OF THE GUEDoAT sHAwMUT--A sERENADB
IN THE PAMUSKEY RIVER.

ARRIVAL OF THE GUEDoAT sHAwMUT-A SERENADB
IN THE PAMUNKEY RIVER.
The gunboat shawmuA sight guns Lieutenant Com.
mander John Walker, arrived a she Brooklyn Navy
Yard Monday afternoon rom the pamunkey and Yora
rivers Virginia where she has been stationed flagship
During the presence Of sherdans corps OF ths Paman
key the Shawmut was honored by enc sercnade from
the Third division band, which Alongside
ing In q small and d.scouscd some delightful
music Afterwards tho serepaders camo on board and
enjoyed the hospitality Of Captain walker 10 the cabn,
and had right pleasant time In singing and willing
away the evening OF their departure they honored
by hreo rousng cheers from the shawmuts crew, which
they returned With a will Among tho officers from
Sheridans forces who present Colonel Sher.
man. Chief OF STAFF, Col Moore, Col Kspahardi, Major
Gillespie, Captains Holmes and Allen and Licutenanis
Dubois and Allen II novel sccne for that portion
OF Virginia, and enjoyed by all The following are
the officers OF the Shawinut.-
Lieutenant Consnldndev-John @. Walker
Acting Mater and Exscative OTccr--Jsmcs T. Ross
Passed Assistdpt Suypson-Arthur iisthevson.
Acino Assistant Poyada<r--Bela n Farnham
Acting Easigyis--John A. Davis James u. Russell,
Daniel Fnee and Gardner, Churchill lnavigauug
officer
hmone~s-Acting Chief, Robcr, s Talbot, Second
Assistant John Lowe; Third Assistants, william A.
Powers jacob NJ Murray and Davis d. 0sterhoudt
Aciro pcvtusters Cisrk--John c. Cross
Surge MS Steward-Andrew ID. Campbell.
Tsomdn--Herbert Saunders
Ships Wfftr--Cbarlcs Il. Mclkc.
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A Wall street Operation.
SUPREME coURT-CrRcUiT.
Before Judge Mullen.

MARCH 2S-Waltam II Fuller Edn,umn Gilic
brand This action brought to thou
sand two hundred and sxty.ave do.ar for the alleged
un!awt vi conversion ofa nvewenty bord OF the iero
minat,on Of thousand dollars Tho plaintiff testified
that he le three OF these bonds with the defendant for
safe keeping but upon calling for them again he found
Of them missing He spoke TO defendant about Il,
when he admitted that he had nsed II collateral secu
nty in purchasing some railroad stock % speculation
defendant being nnabc to replace the bond the present
SUIT was nsttrted The defendant upcu taking the
stand testified that the plaintiff aware ,f the ase he
put lhe bond to- and agreed 90 haves with b.m the
speculation The iefendan,, having 'ost ~ he opera
ton asked hc plaintiff oeai o.. proportion u .he
oss out the latter -epud.ated Tho Whole arrangement
and demanded his bond back.
The jury rendered 0 verdict or the paintr for the
full amount
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TIE Dust OF TUE CITY--THE DUsT OF
AoEs.-We recei~e frequent communications
from half.choked and halEblinded citizens
complaining Of the simooms Of dust that
whirl through the Streets destroying goods
and furniture and dlling the eyes, ears, mouths
and nostrils Of every one who ventures out
of doors. We are very much afraid, however,
that there is no belp for It. The Croton Water
Commissioners are evidently Bourbons, who
never learn anything, although they deal in
water, but sometimes very sparingly. There
are great many people, merchants and others,
down town, in Broadway, Wall street and other
highways, who ore willing 10 keep the streets
wstered at their own expense U the facilities
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were afforded them But the Croion Water
Commissioners have . crochet and that b
that the street sprinkles shall not be furnished
with water until the high winds Of March are
all over, and the calm days Of April and May
have arrived, when Nature takes care of the
dust, with gentle showers and still weather.
Some fifteen years ago this city ised to be
lighted by the almanac. Whenever the alma
nae said the moon ought 10 shine the lamps
were not lighted, and, as fogs and storms
and clouds do not obey the Ltcru scrlpsa
OF the astronomisz. II oftcn happened, OF
course, that on what should have been moon
light nights the city Was len In Clmmerian
darkness. This b just the way with the Gro
ton Board. They stifc ~ and sprinkle
MS by The almanac When the March
winds are driving the dust down
our throats We cannot have . drop Of
water TO sprinkle the streets; bat when she
fine, calm season comes. when there win be no
wind, we shall be deluged. n there were any
necessity for Withholding the water Al this
season there might be some reason Cor stupid
almanacal technicaIity; but Il h more abundant
now than ever amer the late frexhets. and cer-
tainly more plentiful than n win be when the
drought and evaporation of the warmer months
shall come.
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War ~ 70 When this insurrectionary
war In over Europe win begin - prepare itself
for series Of rcvoiuticns She ana % when
the last war was ended, And u win be the same
now. The Life of Julius Cesar" win help II
along. What curious thoughts that book must
have stirred up in the minds Of Inc people of
Europei We venture 10 say that some qucs-
tons will be raised and some issues taken upon
the ideas and principles cnnnciaied IN that ex-
traordinary book which, had II MOI been pub
lished, the people would have never dreamed o.
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sale Of the Central Ohio Railroad.

The Central Ohio Railroad Today sold under decree
Of the Circuit Court Of the United ssass Tho purchasers
were ". Garrett, President Of The Baltimore add On
Railroad, and ", Clements, President of tho Little
Manu. Columbus and xenia Railroad, who - trustees,
reprcscn, tho creditors and stockholders parties 70 an
sgrcencn, for tho capitalization and eoganz.en efshs
AFFAIRS or tho company
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CANADA AND MExIco.--France and England
are in bother about us, the one supposihg
that we want Canada; the other that wc want
Mexico. Both are mistaken. We have in
cur own limits, and quite undcvelopcd, better
countries than Mexico or Canada, and we don't
want either But what we do want, and shall
in due time insist upon, Is that those countries
shall have systems Of government so consistent
with and congenial to our own that they will
not be our natural enemies, and that they shall
not Ia time OF war harbor and encourage our
foes, or foster attempts against us. They must
not be meuarchies or the chattels Of monar-
Chies.
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Value OF Ashes.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
80 WHITEHALL Strict, NEW Yoax. March n, 1896
enclose slip from an English paner.-

From the Manchester Courier March ILL.,
II extraordinary rise has place In
value OF ashes in London short time ago the parish of
ST. Pancras had pay contractors take them
the houses In the district but has In consequences
the augmented value conceded the right 70 soec, them
Mr. Ferguson Of Paddngton for which he has paid less
than 81 although the concession is only for SIX mouths
But the high price empts other spectators poach Mr.
Ferguson and yesterday morning he had 10 bring
named Bridges before the Clerkenwo agstrac
purchasing ashes of tho inhabitants his
The magistrate said he determined t protect the
dned the unauthorized col sctof e. As he
unable to pay that he TO prison for three
weeks
From the quantity Of ashes about streets II wouid
that the contractor for their removal did not
Il in the light Mr. Ferguson, OF Paddington
Even in these exciting times II wouo be something new
own or his neghbors front door ECONOMY.
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ESoLASD's CLAIMS ON Us.-England, We see,
has some claims against the United States for
damage inflicted In this war. That IL all right.
Let her send In her accounts; we shall be
happy to make q settlement Oar account
against England Is about thirty millions Of
dollars for injury to our commerce by British
neutrality and British ships The sooner we
strike balance the better. Send in the
papers,
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Advertisements for the WEEKLY HERALD be handed
In before ten O'Clock every Wednesday evening Its cir
culaton among the cnterprising mechanics. farmers.
merchants manufacturers and gentlemen throughout the
country IS Increasing very rapidly Advertisements in
serted in the WEEKLY HERALD win thus be seen by large
portion Of the active and energetic people Of the United
Etates
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TIM PcLcr Fosca uxDsR RsvEw Tao on raioons
Of the Metropolitan Police force numbering eight hun
drcd and ssvcn,y.one mon wcro yesterday reviewed a
Tompkins square at ten O'Clock A. ~ BY Commission
az Acton anil McMurray, and superintendent Kennedy.
Captan Copeland drill Instructor OF tho department had
charge Of the men, and divided tnem into four baaons
which were commanded by Captains Hclmc, Noun.
Jacobs and Walng Captain JAmson acted a. adjuiahh
number of cyouops In marching aud countrrrnarch.
ing were executed with great p,ecson II is said Gcyvr
nor Feuson will t<vsw the enhxs fegVs uiA moash
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cAS tHANNt1a"f a"s'" S~s t'"@
Advces rom Arizona 70 February IS ann,unes THAI
the expedition iadcr Lieutenant Barr hal suaeEed .
camp Of hostile indians snI Killed nlnciscn ~sno0
the Apachcs con,lnue 70 steal and k horses and
cattle.
saied steamer Constitution, for Panama, wth pAsssn
gers ard mails Tor New York. snd ssrryng ss7t ,oo ia
treasure, Of which only sisl 900 goes 70 New ycfx
Arrived ship Revere, Manila with two hundred thos.
sanc pounds OF sugar for local rcnneres
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Mrs GENERAL EwF,L SsSr sourH Mrs. General Ewell
arrived at st. Louis few days ago about tho
of hundred thousand dollars belonging To her which
was lately seized by the United States authorities Soon
after her arrival despatch was received from General
Halcck ordering her 10 be sent Sou not TO return dur
ing tho war, under penalty Of being treated Al spy
The order Wes tmm0diately SuSorced
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The British Consul.

In the HERALD OF this morning you have notice that
"Consul General Archibald has been made knight of the
Bath by Queen Victoria" As you generally correct
in all your notices. will you allow me TO set you right 10
this ono
Mr. Archibald Is not Consul General but Consul he has
Bath, which would entte him to the title OF Sir, but
merely Companion Of the Bath, which only entities him
G.. ENGLIsHMAN
TUESDAY MORNING
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REBEL SPIRIT OozNo OuT.-It is said that
while General Gordon was leading on the
rebel troops at the attack on Fort steedman on
Saturday he was constantly rebuking them for
their cowardce, and finally exclaimed, with a
vehement oath, "Just as | thought; the men
won't fght;" afies which he left the Geld. The
opinion Of the rebel gheral was fully borne
ont by the number Of prisoners who surren-
dered on that occasion, which also confirms all
that we have been hearing for long time past,
that the rebel soldiers were tired Of the war,
that "thcy won't ngbt," Notwithstanding the
buster of the rebel papers in Richmond and
New York.
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GoTrsCnALK's CONCERT IN BRooKLYs.--whle fashion
attracts large audiences TO the Opera s only aud
the love thereof which bring good house, such
the Academy Of Music in Brooklyn last night OF
was not quite full opera nights but II
very fashionable critical and apprccatve Cots
chalk played supcrby-bcter, we think, than on the
previous evening. His olio from the Bao in Nssehea
with sanderson, as brilliant piece Of execution
we have ever heard from him. The Faust was . gcm
and played with great delicacy in the opening pas
sages, which was only equalled by the immense skin
manifested in the finale Miss Lucy Simons exhibited
with great effect the fine cultivation which careful study
has impaired to voice rich, delicate and pure Her
handsome presence quite won upon the Brooklyn people,
and she received with every mark OF favor and a
probation Those artists whose In their farewell
concerts has been very Marked will perform again TO
night, in Niblo's Saloon, when an entirely new pro
gramme will be introduced which includes for tho first
time Gotschsks grand fantasia the Battle Cry of
Freedom.
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Tho Swedish brig Marie Louise, CAPTAIN scaeir snsn
doned at soa tho 18th iret WIS from orsneiA Nin
guano, bound 10 Philadelphia where v.sts sna cargo
are Insured She registered two handred snf seventy
elk tons and was built At wsdobcro, Me-, IN lsoS
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PT.AcE'fffs, Nafch ~, 1900.
Jsy cceke reports sa.es ~ the thirty loan o-dsy
az N g3Iis 500, lD.luine $500 700 70 Cin-
cnrs ts5c ct 20 New York sad Isl Nafle subscrip-
pcEs sor so AMI elN .ssn
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FUNERAL OF PaMA DoNSA.-The last mail from San
tiago do Cuba states that tho funeral Of the pma dc
Virginia Whiting Lorin who died lately IN that city Of
hemohage after only fourteen hours ness took place
with due solemni,y in she Cathedral OF 81 Jago The
obseques attended by al the leading citixens and
the entire opera company Her death deeply mourncd
by every Madam Lorini's life was insured In New
York company for the benefit Of her ch ldrcn The
inferred In the cemetery Of Santiago dc Cuba
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on the marshas Of the city Of New York relative to tho
New York Marine Court, charter the Blind chanies
Association OF New York. authorize the consolidation
Of the Brooklyn and Canarse Railroad Company and tho
South Brooklyn and Bergen Street Railroad Company and
the completion Of their tracks, to incorporate the Long
shoremens Mutual Benefit Protection Society No Of
Brooklyn 10 incorporate the German Assoc alton Of
Staten Island; TO incorporate the Butchers Hide and
Melting Association Of New York; and relative 70
Mi nnonr rai
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NIBLOS SALOON, Broadway-MuzIo's CONCERTS
GorIscnALK, Miss Lucy SiaoN.
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BRyANTS' MINSTRELS, Mechanics Hail. l72 Broad
wny.-ETaoPIAS SONGS, DANCES, BURLEsoUEs, &c.-CuRE
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BARNuM'S MUSEUM Broadway.-Two MAxxorH FAT
WoMES-LviNG SKELEroS-DwARs-iiIANr BoY-kATHA-
R,NE AND PETRucmo-DAaos PYrnIAs. Open Day and
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WOODS MINSTREL HALL 5lt observation-disclosures
SONGS, DASoEs Gc-PErRoLsuAAsiA, On BRAIN.
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HOCLEY'S MINsTRELs. 100 AMI 2N Bowary--SoSos,
DANCES, BgRLEsauEs, &c.-WHos Foor AN DAT A BuRSIN
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BROADWAY THEATRE. Broadway.-Dor Or, THz
CRlcKEr HEARIH.
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ADVERTISEMENTS FOa THE COUNTRY.

New York, Wednesday, March 30, 1905
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BOWERY THEATRE, Bowery.-woRxxEs OF PARIS
RRD GNonE-MiscHIEs MAKING.
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OLYMPIC THEATRE, Broadway.-TuE srRrzrs OF Nj
YORK.
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SALE DIABOLTQUE, $50 Btoadway-RoBERr HELLrR's
ILLUSIONS AND CONC SoLos--tiYGEs.
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HIPPOTHEATRON. Fourteenth street-EQuTsrRIAN
GYHNAsrc AND AcRoRATfc ESTERrAINxESrs-Taz FEAST
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AMusEMENrs THIS EVENING.

NEW RowERY THEATRE, Bowery.-GAELrc currs
SOLDIERS WIFE.
, 1865-03-18
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IT eCHtNt ia coHtlnna,sy curing consumption
by this fftHfus nj Hta medicines nT he s.kfEm n
, 1865-03-18
Pork Packing In the West.

The decrease in the production of Pork in the
fheuart1al failuro or tho corn crop OF tho West-
eru States he lsst tWo year. For al,hoash tharc
are other influences which had collateral effect
IN leading to tn1s result. the chief one vas the
scarcity OF corn for Notwithstanding that the crop
OF corn gathered last year was much better, both
IS regarded quantity and guilty, Than atg1rh-
cred In 1861 Jet owlng 10 The bad failure OF list
Jear's crop, and the straits that tarnaeEs we're
driven 10 In many sections Of the country for the
wsnt Of corn. the better supply furnished to Them
by the crop Of 1861. was moro precious to them,
many eections and although the pTlce procured
iof II n poTE last a Tas far better fhou that OBJ
taineole in the crib. they sent their hogs to mar
Ket but flttcd rather than part with their
, 1865-03-18

We arc glad to observe that the notices In
the American press, OF the retirement Of Lord
Lyons from the British Embassy at Washing
ton. are Of an exceedingly friendly character.
We believe that Lord Lyons is sincere
friend to the United States. No snecrs at the
Fedc'aa as1a'es, no sympathy with the rebel
government, no prophecies OF the uitimate
disruption cf the Union, in the diplomatic
corps at Washington, ever found en-
couragemcnt from him. In this respect there
was marked difference between thu British
Embassy and those Of Francc and Russia,
Mr. Mercier and Baron stocckel made ycrv
little disguise Of their opinion that the end Of
1l,c war would find the Conf derate States
acknowledged b. or1 selves and tue leading
powers Of Europe, as On independent nation.
So OF, ns1ye did the behavior Of tie Russian
Minister become, that he was 1eprovcd by
his owngoveJnmcnt and instructed to an md
his daily wslk and conversation. Lord Lyons
acquitted himEclf among us. not only a.
thorough gentleman, hut as one who w'shes
yell TO the. American Government and peo'
ple. We cannot be Indifferent to his constn'
md health aud usefulness In his own coun'
, 1865-03-18

acres of fax shall be rnised. One mill has the
power to clean two thousand acres of fax du-
ling the season. We need hardly say that tho
Erctess Of Mr.. Clemens mills, and the
scarcity Of cotton, VIII produce an unlimited
demand for the fax product. There is
a,ready q large demand for the tow nt the
East, for spinning purposes. Many new
establishments have recently been p,ojeatsd
in that direction, ard now mills built, with
1uachiucfy for working tax tow into cord
sgc, twines, yarns, baggIng, etc. Ne hope
to see an interest manifested In the ;cu1tlYa-
tion cf fax By our farmers:
Expfa nation OF Hon. L. ". Lawrence
The secesh organ, through its correspond
cnt, Higgins, at Springfield, makes divers and
sundry charges against Hen. l.. ". Lawrence,
Of Belv!dcre.-- That gentleman sends US for
publication the following reply.
--BE1yDEne. March II. 1885.
Editors Cbicsgo Tribune:
der date, of. Springfield, March 11th,"
amcng other things charges me with being
.s employed by BIZ. Jeremiah NJ. Wnrdwcll to
come to Springfield and assist him in the
paesage of Ills $14. 900 steal from the public
treasury, which is entirely without foaads-
well or any other person to assist in the pass
age 4f any bill whatever.
Said correspondent says also. that Irecciy-
cd pay as Clerk Of the COMMITTEES on Banks
and Corporations !" for every. day Of the.
session. although not in attendance Tor come
two weeks after ,,he session commenced
This charee also is false. On tho 9Th Of
January l received dispatch from the
Spcaier Of the House, announcing
my appointment as clerk, and re-