, 1865-11-29

Questioned fact that they cxnnot h.ve their nataes
placed on the rolls befasc the osEsui,7tten-
4 Aptnuon has been placed On lie for The pardon
vhich is signed md dled b. hen1y Wilson. unitsS
staiez 6ens,or nom Massashrsetts.
ahs qusaaon esne p be eefoss ,h.pp ne Of
nesaee representative whether s:attor' ~ should he
fs.ned 70 Sontaem nembers- m nostmaster
atasd Tie eS5f'e sd!tee aoop. II, md he cIefk
they were entitled to IT,. rlrhis nf me1nbers. and
come in eloNly: ''
round ag9' nnw' y coin In the treasury to-day was IN
itipr a. 1ess fofty-one million q dollals, exh,e-
-.,s OF etx millions.
The Commissioner Of Customs estimates the re-
at between one hundred nd fort!.dye and one
hundred md any millions in gold. The receipts
are mo1s nkely to 10 above tho highest figure
Postmaster General Dennison, In accordance With
the recommendation Of members Of the GeorRla
State Convention, has ordered tho resumption Of
the naie on Ill the sailroad routes tn that tate.'
Another order mus.crtng ont a.'out dozen vol-
Enteef regiments WIS promulgated to-day BY the
Va! Department Most o! the regiments arc now
The Treasury DETECTIVES who 10. some tlme past
have hecn tn pursuit Of the parties engaged in co1n-
tertctttng the currency. have asccrained that The
scpitionsly obtained hpm impressions ofthe or1Ri-
nal plnie ID The Ttra.ury Note Printing Bureau.
The printer who made The impression Is now dead.
ties enraced IN the transaction. bne man who Of
fer reveal the whole transaction II be Is allowed
hs liberty Is already in custody. and more arrests
/ lsttef Teeei7ed here to:aay from a prominent
and thoFouchly Informed Virginia politician, ssya
81 aoasy es tit I'll ,temp e
the Alexandra Constitution and call convention
70 form new one. The object Is to elect from the
State orcantzation The little 1easen Of uuionism
Low remaining in It,
The President on Mexican AdnIr4-Cor.
recttons-PrtsonerB ReleaSed-Thel ln1-
pFogement of Fordsa Theatre-Tae
Colombian Commission.
WASHINGTON, Nor. sa-No part Of the Pres
tdent>s Message has received So much special case
q TINT portion referring 10 our relations with Mex
ieo. disposition is understood to Be- that wElle not
indifferent to tznplnng events in Mexico, yet in
'esfsrsnss s 70, On on 2 Ra,t f u1neee:saIy.
vessel to assist in laying the Telegraph cable Ut
Behring's Styaits Is untrue.
1he faa'emcnt that the President has psrdoned
q pardon While Al Washington, but TOOK thc toaih
Of allegiance
abe President has inst Issued an order relcasing
don and JudEe Maerath, Of Sonth Carolina. The
order did not emanate rom the Adtutaut Generals
X patment, but came direct from the President,
that they had been released.
The contractor at Fold+s theatre has finished his
$ss,00 tob Of reuodelltngthat building, and has
turned Il over to the authorities. It Is now ready
for the rebel retcs.
1he commis.ion between The United States nnd
the Central American Republic Of Colombia was
Bidd1e for the United states, md Gcnerai sa1zsr
for Colombia. Utth Sir Frederick Bruce, the Brit
ish Minister az umpire- The hrst case a.gued WIS
that of Augustus Fret. who owned the Oee1n
House, near the fanama Railroad depot, End which
Nas destroyed by the mob IN April, 1885, His loss
" Has about xs;0oo. NJ. Fretz Is nov dead. h9t
his heirs clatm this amount. It was OBJ
jected "that the case was not before the
Commission under the treaty; AZ it could not take
cilcd in New Granada" Mr. ]. NJ. Car1sle to. Co
lomhia: asEued that Fretx' Ownership Of the hotel
do1niciled hin at Panama. Mr.. s. s. Coz argued
that Frctx neTer lost biz dom,cile elsewhere By
simply owning the hotel-that FTetz never resided
In Panama md tu1thcr that, by the treaty Of 1916
he hAd o0tcaa1 protection citizen Of the United
Statee.
WAsH1so7ox. Nov, ss.-The tothl receipts from
The tnte1nal seyeune since the 3th OF June amonnt
to FIJI, 51 00a
The business Of the psient Office this year IA
much larger thau fer fnJ one snbsequcut, over COO
patents having been tesued.