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New York, June 10,

3
Advices from Nassau state that the
case OF the British steamship Mary, better
known as the Alexandra, was decided il
the Nassau Admiralty Court on the 23d
OF May. The Mary was seized on suspi-
cion OF being intended for rebel cruiser.
A gun of novel construction packed in a
case - dry goods, and some shells packed
In the same way, were found on board,
together with commissions in blank aad
other suspicious documsnts, and it was
testified that her fittings we're more suit-
sole Tor chip of'war than for . merchant
vessel. The defense VA that the vessel
vas intended for hlockade-runnAs. The
Judge Doyle ruled that the case he'd
not been made out, and discharged the
Mary with caution.
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Latest 3o0 0eU 0xtoons.
3aG Nov York, Jsne IA. d
The New Orleans correspondent Of the
Herald stases that IL 10 reliable the tot a
amount Of cotton Of I'll kinds secret@d
east Of the Mississippi river is LOG, 00O
bales-70.0 900 in Arkansas and SO, 600 In
Texas.
Pierre Soule is in Mexico.
Ex-Governor Moors has been arrest4 ID
It Mobile and sent 70 Washington.
Gen. Sheridan bass issued an order for.
bidding military interference with the
shipment Of cotton
The Savannah Herald Of the 9th con-
tains the following:
Gen. Birge has been assigned to The
ceumand of the Savaunah District. Ges.
Woodford is 10 command of that post,
Gen. Grover being relieved.
A division Of the 10Th corps has ar
rived 1t Savannah.
The steamer Geo. Tfocpe, while en-
route from Augusta for Savannah. with
cargo OF 1000 bales Of cotton, took FIRE
elssen miles below Augusta and vas
burned 70 the waters edge. Vessel, car
20 and baggage were oil lost. Some forty
out Of two hundred persons were lost
These wers mostly negroes.
A Post Office has been opened At Au-
gukta, Ga.
Washburne's brigade has been ordered
from Augusta TO Savannah.
Gen. Molineaux has ordered al school
teachers at .Aagusta TO take the oath Of
allegiance.
Orders have been sent by the au.hori-
lies Of Augusta for supply OF school,
books, and free schools are 10 be at once
opened for oil classes. !
AL restrictions on trade have been re.
moved by Generals Gilmore and Grover
10 their respective departments.
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U. .. INTERNAL REVENUE.
OFFICE U. g. ASSESSOR INTERNAL REVENUE, !

FIRST Coli KcrIos DIsTgicT,
Mr.. PLxasAsT Henry Co., Iowa, June lst, 1865
Notice hereby given that the Lists Of Valuations and
Enumerations OF Property &C. subject under the
Act to provide Internal Revenne 10 support the Gov
and pay Interest On the Public Debt approved
June 3ofh 1884, and the aenfatory Act approved March
g. 1865, made and taken by c. stripe, n Einiey and
John Ciaypoole Assistant Assessors Of the ls u and
18th Divisions in the county OF Lee Of said District will
open for the Of all persons intsrest
sd for The Epaceof fifteen days from the date hereof at
the Offices OF said Assistant Assessor Lee county; and
Immediately after the expiration Of said fifteen days viz:
the 2ad day Of June 1865 at the Office ef w G. STRIPE
in the city of keoknk and county Of Lee between the
hours OF a. and OF said Gay will receive and
determine all appeals relative to excessive
valuations enuneratioDs ade and taken by siis ssid
Assistant Assessor. All appeals to the Assessor afre
must In writing and specify the particular
cause matter thing respecting Which decision ~
quested aud the ground principle Of inequality
error complained q. H. ~ ElCKEL
june6-dtd Assessor.
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Camp Dsnsisos. O., June 10.
The q. 8. Government bakery building
wts totally destroyed By ere hast nighs.-
Tue Ere, it il supposed, WAS seeidAnfal. !
Tsiai ef Ter Davis.

Trial Of JsG Davis
Especial to N. 7. Times.
Warrington, June 10.
We can say BY authority that the Gov
ernment has positively determined that
Davis shall b tried BY civil tribunal.
This question was decided in Cabinet
meeting within the week past. Where
The trial will take place has not been de-
|cidsd.
State agencies generally devote them.
selves to settling soldisss' accosnts, thus
relieving oar brave men from shs risk Of
being swindled By unpfincipied sharp.
ess. Ms S /
B. Field, last Assistant Secretary Of
the Treasury. has been appointed CoIlsc-
tor of Internal Revenue for the 9Th Dis
trict of New York.
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E The Pella Blade says: 81. is an
leresting episode Of these stirring times
ht Vice President Stephens was arrested
q detachment of company F, 4th Iowa
valry. This company is, in whole or in
i ri, from this county"
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Gold Market.

New York, June 10.
Gold this morning quiet but 6rm. The
price has ranged at lss@lS8l
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CHERRIES SALE

~ srsrt oF Tow. l. ~ esevsY-ss-
~ Ftthe " special r.ecutsoI dTectsi. eed
by the Clerk of the District Court II said county in favor
VI sfanA Acsisy, xad against iis fis~<a
ta u "liiaa hees, deceased au also decree sganst
Misasr Res, Administrator of Hfhts,n Rees deceased.
Marl Aan hse hAiiy J.- 6rey, Waiter Grey, William
kees -slis hess Beeianin Eee Jese ph Kees ssnu'
hess- e~ey Rees, Robert Rc@s aroiin Res ThomAs
Res, hurnet hanson, Nooi;ey DIckerscn Ally Dunfon
sa bar serson- Dunsar 0iekerxoa Ai~~i Brpgsy, so
prons shaner, Jeremiah chAneT Gate Sfssner Camp
t-ii shansrr David snauer, william sasEer. Ally Shaner,
soparoala shaner Jr have lesie npou snd will sell
TO The highest bidder AT the front door Clerks
hee OF the District Gonrt ~ Lee county Iowa Ke-
kak- in saai county, tfu i5th tax of June b
iee between the hours Of O'Clock A. NJ and s'coek
r. NJ commencing ocleck T. " Of said the fol-
lowing property Lot block eight fsj In
Masons Lover addition % the city eokak Lee ccs-
ty. Ibsa.
To be sold by order pf satisfy ssil cf exc
eusicn.
Printer . Fee Sc ua, ISRAEL ANDERSON
heckuk. Jun u, %. mon Sheriff Lee Co, Iowa
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~ FIX. Gov. Wood, of Quincy, was
Arried to Mrs. ]. T. Holmes, an estima-
+ lady Of that city, on Tuesday venins
"a.
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8reckinridgs In Cuba.

Cincinnati. Jane 10.
ia atstttsh = - o,tsss non E4x-
ington says:
ks,l4ele iesofn9tjQs Aes nphsd the
frisads q John q. Brsskinsicks that s.
~ srrhsb Afa1a osba. They 4sesus !
~ Aew h eos thsss.
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q Car d.

Referringf .she above card l vouli respest ally an
the rittnens OF Keokuk that shsa eaaeayof
the forner rod the II use by keeping
stock Of gpods hand OF class in qsfa
lty, and wAt in continue ts basiseas in al liz
bs sncisA.
Mr.. aUsH FaszIEs. who has FIR near Eve yeais been
the Cutter in this House will remain with ne in that
capacity. ijnneol JOHN 4, MAXWELL
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,HANGE OF BUSINESS - bev.

- this day sad out my entire stock OF Ctcftiag fsce
osssas uad Ge<fs EvafstiFy Geods 10 Nr. JOHN A
sAWELL who will eoltinue business at the stand
formsriy occupied by shsakiu the citizens OF
keoknk for generous sat age OF fse yesrs would
ask a cohtinuance of the L. my successor
WILLIAM yKNCTLL.
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EHE GATE CITY:
RaslisAsADailyA ) wssk,y b.
|Eow1II I DnEAPLArn.

~ There we're several ires at Iowa
~ last week. and considerable loss of
pperty. Part, at least, was the work of
cendiaries.
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New York, June 10.
The steamer Star of the Union. from
New Nrlesns 80, has arrived.
The steamer Ariel brings Savannah
dates of the 9TH.
The Herald ssys that the directors Of
the Central Railroad company having ta-
ken the cath of allegiance, they bave been
placed in possession Of The road sub iect 10
the control and use Of the military au-
thorities when necessary willie remaining 9
in Georgia. n 8sg :
There is prospects that the road will
soon be placed in running order.
Gen. Birge has assumed command Of
the district.
Gen. Woolford is the present comman-
der.
The condition of affairs at MontQomery.
Alabama, are favorable. + The principal
portion of the Union forces have been
withdrawn, leaving q garrison Of 1000
men.
Good order prevails in Columbus,
Georgia. - E-x
The freight depot Of the Augusta and
Savannah r. r at Augusta was destroy
ed by fire Loss estimated at $4,000.
Gen. Howell Cobb, who Was arrested
and taken to Nashville, has been released
and has returned to Athens.
Fast day was universally observe il
Augusta, Georgia, and all business sus
pended.
Orders have been issued to seize d
fcommissary and medical stores, tools and
machinery, clothing, ordinances and fr.
arms, belonging to the Confederate au
thorities id Augusts. = fiF3k y
Boston, June 10.
The steamer Admirzf Dupont. from
New York for Fort Monroe, was run int,
and eunk on the night Of The 8th instant
| by the British StadaIand, for Philadelph,
from St. Johns. The steamer sunk in II
minutes after the collision. ..-ss -
The crew and passengers, excepting l!
or 20, we're saved. - isa
Captain Simon Pepper, and al the OH
GERS OF the steamer are safe and have Ian
ced at Nantucket, together with othe
survivors. Hf}E 1fa a8I4e
The names Of the lost are unknown a
yet. The Stadaland sustained considers
bel damage BY the collision. She was "a
on South Point, where she remains in
bad condition. $40 e
So Is -------- e - : Z IL =
!. New York, June 10.
Il The steamers Helvets, Teutouia N
! City Of Baltimore sailed Tor Europe Z Z
day, taking one million and seven tho,
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NEW BooKsl
This day received ut
Ogdcn's City BOOk store.

fAikf FINGERS-Mrs- Mowstt's brilliant new Novel
AAhf BhANDbG kE-A powerful new Novel Of Cay
DeRA DkANR-By Mrs Holmes
SANEI STRONGLY Virginia Y. Townsend published
by y ~ hppencott co---an attractive Book.
METHODS OF oFISsfRUcrIos-By James Pyle Wick
ershsm, Principal Of the Pennsyirania State Normal
scboci: Putiishsd bv j d. Lppencott co,-A Book
that ~iu delight Teachers.
SPEECHES OF CARL scHURZ-Published by J. b.
Lippencost 4 Co.
iune7
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TsO PURCHASERS Of
ORGANS, MELODEONs,
Or
HAhh6oN1UMs /

EVERY oAelnylng ang thong purshashean fnstru.
ment cfths ciass any future time should q I'd
for - z1onsoa UAnnlins 0abiant 0sEsm CFenlsys
which will be sent to address entirely expesss
useful 70 cyefy pmsha6sr ofs1cA Ssnt. suth -
articles sAcw to Juige of Mnsicel InstFunne.ta
-, - Address M&0oW 10oEuN0og a q
tee Droadway, Nsv H6eh
O. MASON HAMIIns "a WaaAhgtsa okss1 -
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Especial to Times.]

Especial to Times.
Washington, June 10.
The Georgia Delegation recommends to
the President Isaac Scott, Of Macon, for
Proviaional Governor, and promise 10
send Joshua Hill to the United States
Senate.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

Public notice il hefeby given taat the 18th dsy OF
July next sba proceed to sell % The highest bidder
for cash. At pnhiic auction. the following real In
the county OF les and State of Iowa thereof
be ecrssary 10 eebt hereafter mentioned
towt The unviaed fourth Of twenty front on
Fifth street by hundred feet deep sixty from
johnson street and sixty alley In block aB
OF the city VI 9eoknk being parts Of lots and
block al % the undivided half of lot in block of said
city uf keosu and the undivided half Of fhe northwest
quarter Of section 20 township 81 north range west
said county.
The above sale is made by virtue Of deed trust
veying said real by Peter W. Potter dated
the xsh dsy of February, A. D. $780, wherein an an.
thnfized to sell tRd property to pay certain debts due
from said Potter to Samuel Miller and Phynda Red
Reds they should not be paid within twelve months
from the date Of said deed of The sale will tsks
place on hs day above mentioned at the door Of the
Court House in the city of Keckuk between the bopy,
Of o'clock ard o'clock p m.
juneI-dim URIAH RAPLRR Trustee
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THR STATE NATIONAL BANK

Il Ot Bok Uk. An Assessment Of Fifty per cent
on the Capital stock of the above .sk has rn ord red
by the Board ef Dire TO be paid in at the kokuk
branch Bank. on OF before the 18th instant
janei0-d5t o. c. AALE Cashier.
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TYLER g. SAWYER,
GENERAL
COHNISSION AND FORWARDING
MERCHANTS,
No. rs n. Lyvfe and No. Is9 Commercial st.,
ST. LOUIS, MO.

Observation-Disclosures Co. st. Leus. A. r. shsp.
leigh o. 81 Louis wnl- Y6uas Co. 81. Louis: J.
CapstsoA Co 81 Lo1is, D~ l,ht purkee. Baassr St
bea 8feeiey Gale ST. L. sis. Q. C. Hale Csr. ke
ok INK.
Prompt attention 20 the sale and pnrrhase Of Produce
an HeEh2ldis generally liberal cash a3gance Is
made corlsis alaenis. jnneI1d5m
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San Frau.isco, Jun

ahs san kTaOeisco, June 8.
A ere in The ossy on tie lss inst. des-
troyed property valued 1t $3.50. 900. One
mtn burned to death.
ia large and enthusiastic meeting 70
sympathise With Mexico was held hero on
the night Of the 1st. Speeches made and
resolutions passed favoring the enforce
msnt Of the Monroe doctrine. The Maxi-
can Generals Achoa and Vega and the
Mexican Consul we're present and were
heartily cheered. General Aohos made
. speech.
Geo. Wright. acting for Msior General
Mcdowell, commanding Dep.rtment Of
PAcifc. lately wrote . letter which has
been PtSlished 10 answer 70 Suqaisies as
10 what arms snd organization would b
permissea u lease Tor Mexico, ID which
hs expressed sympathy Nth The, ,sepablic
u MEXICO, bat says for the present, ustsl
our government shall anaouuce its deter
minstion to msintain inviolate the great
doctrine 70 dear to evsry American heart
no orgsnization will be allowed, neither
will armed men be permitted TO leave our
shores for any foreign port.
The Evening Bulletin 10 informed thst
Henry 8. Foose, late rebel Senator, is on
his Wy cverlspd 10 this State, sceompa
MED BY his son.in-l Law, Levi Stuart, Of
Nevada. He has several married dangh.
tiers here.
The national fast was universally and
soDenply observed 90 this ooass.
. AANsvAda paper ssys all Chinese whc
have left Virgins City for Idaho, and oil
who started fron Csliforsis o. sny Other
poina, are nov o. their vsy bssk, having
bees ordered AMY bys tie nisers Of
Idaho. who will allow no Chipamen in
the mines.
ssssnbsat osnssase.
Boston, June IL.
The cficers, crew Ind passsoesrs O
the ssesmer .Adniral Dupont arrived her,
on Saturday night. Pussr Morse report.
left New York on the 7th for Fortres,
Monroe with asm.ll detachment Of troops
At 4:aO o'clock next morning in deas.
feg saw the chip 81. Aducona Steven,
nearly 10 On opposite direction. Pa
whse d hard starboard, stopped engine.
aad reversed them to avoid collision. Be
fore the steamer could lose her sway th,
two vessels came Il oon,aot ana an, .,.r -
board bow Was stove 10; found the stsame
~ ssslttKs sdppn q heSd ", - ssss ~ -,
| in three minutes Alter the cojl;.;on m
steamer vent down.
As far !. d essv,teiusa. one fireman
six soId;sre ma one oolored Som.n !,
missing.
@
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MALL PAPER-Another fresh arri.
val, just received at the City Book Store.
l1nss X. b. 0GDEN
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x1N REWARD will be given ior the
WV return Of q Bocket-hcok, containing el35 in
lfevaiacx lest yesterday afternoon hetreen tae upper
Ii Dciof and the Mississippi Brewery. There V a.
card in the book endorsed with the euer name Pzxy
co.'s GopfKIN" Knquire at Western Hotel. inni2 d3t
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New York, June 10.

/ The steamefs Helvets, Teutouia md
City Of Baltimore sailed for Europe 70.
day, taking one million and seven thou
sand dollars II specie. se saeAs
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SUGARS-2b bbls.s Crushed, Powder
60. srannisted- henned White ard Yellow Sugars,
W ps Psscss-s koBEhTSoS ALBEkS.
juueIu
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THREE FARMS FOR SALE Two

= 81 thess farm contain 103J4 scTes each Tie other
fsrnb contains 100 These israfs lse side by side
teIs miles vest Of AIexandyis Clark Co No aud Is
miles hgm h.esuk They eli improved ami have
fisniy of hyag sster them. tbe hss large apple
aEol1ard and q large bot VI other frts4
Address, ASDRTsv JOHNSTON.
jnni2-fnsvlm Cor 9th A Main ~, keokuk, Iowa
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ALEAAADIl TYLER. MELVILLE SAWYER l.
Dep,v p VI Gen. No.
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,s,.-, Witness,


TINS subject OF the non.paymcIi Of tho street
laborers assumed a more serious character yestcf-
dnv. The orderly AMI dignihed manner in which
these men had hitherto conducted themselves
drew forth the sympathy Of the entire conmu-
nifty. But snarting under the delayed settlement
Of their claims FOR TIE hard labor they had per
formed in the city service, few Of their numter
40 far forgot themselves as to assault and violently
ill-use tie person whom they regard as the suthor
Of their trouble This is the first act Of violence
they havc committed during the ten or twelve
weeks in which their pay has beon withheld
and even this outbreak is said to hav
been pcrpetratod by only fow Of the
more desperate. II ~ not strange that
the patience 4 the mon should bo sorely taxed
unlIr the circumstances There Is nothing 50
greatly calculated to raise the tiger in mans
nature az the suffering Of his wife and little ones
whom tie supposed cause OF tina: suffering tcf. re
him Yet public sentiment cannot endorse law
lessness, even under such bitter aggrsvation. The
course ofthe law is,srdy, and officials not apt 20
trouble themselves more thar is necessary 3. cat
the suffering Of poor workngmen; but putlc
sympathy is usually IN the right, and IL Is un-
aushhedly with tho street ahorers at tho present
tine. The assault upon M HEc5au was altogether
wrong, and II the lAborcrs desire 10 obtain their
rights aud gain the coed opinion Of the public they
will abstain from repetition n such violence
Their situation ia greatly to be der'orei but they
should cndeavor to keep their feelings within law
fil bounds and await a, patiently as possible 'oi
| ,uptice 70 10 dSne them.
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hte Of the "New York Sanitary and Chemical
Compost Manufacturing Company" The eapisl
stock Of this company Ia SAID u b. one mihon OF
dollars divided INTO ffy thousand shares oft~eniy
dollars esch. II docs not appear that this money
or any considerable part tereot has been sub
scribed, or that the laws Of the s'ate have Teen
complied with in the creation Of said corporation.
But this company IA declared 10 organized Tor
TIE following purposes " W.T.;
Manufacturing chemics a. con pounds for mAnurins
purposes.
TIE collection Of garbage and other dirt found In
thf streets II cities
Repair ng streets NJ cities.
Cleaning streots Of cities
X pairing sewers 10 cities.
Cleaning sewers in cities.
Making machines for cleaning streets.
Selling machines Tor cleaning streets.
sing machines for cleaning streets.
Thtrd To procure employment from the Cor
poraton Of the city o. New York, letter has becn
sent to iho Mayor, offering, on n'haif Il the com
pony, 20 clean the streets nj the metropolis for NO
sum Of three hundred thousand d1l' ara provided
inc city authorities viii agree g. certain iuposs lie
or Illegal conditions. Previous n this oder being
made, an injunction was obtained hy john Hecker
Esq- resuaning the Mayor ami Comptroller rom
obta n.ns money wherow1th 10 pay TIC street
cleaners recent y employed By the City Inspector,
Whose wages had been earned and due Tor several
weeks If nj months II 10 not known that the
company were engaged in this injunction business;
uut 10 Is known that the gentleman who ca,ssod 4
W be issued was candidate of the tluZeus' Ahsl-
caton f0r Alderman At the recent charter elections
and received all ths votes that we're cast IA hs dis
trict for that office
Fourth The y. Y g. a C. G. ". Co. having
been establish ed as before mentonedi am instruct
cd by NY cloutH 10 make this Issuo beiufc Ne
Court oi Public Enquiry, sud show ~ your honor
aDit body that numter OF persons employed by
Ani tel nnug to sal Chemical Comp 81 Company,
arc At present, or were recently employed by or
belonged 10 the Git tens' Association and, 10 show
further, that some OF the "sold men" who 'ub-
scnbod money 10 the aforesaid citation, .nd,
at present cosniLAlt Of this motion. are not willing
10 take any stock In ent, rprise which 10 lkcly
to resuls n throwing out Of employment hundreds
- lAuorinE men, and preNeuVn- them nom obtain
| ing the wages they have earned.
Respectfully submitted To- the Court o. Pa lie
Enquiry tins twelfth lay Of January, A. ID one
thousand eight hundred aud siNty-'our.
tS.gncdl r. q. PtFto-. tScal.l
ts,smpl \ TErF'
City and Copnfy Of NeU fork-ss.;
Bsfore We personally appeared the ahove-men'
toned p o ftNIos E,l, to me known to les ne
ind ydusl who executed tie foregoing irrrum at,
| who decl.rei that he executed the same fer Tho
| uurt,o.e. therein mentioned. In witness whereof
| ibtye Ner,to afiycl my yuature aud ohc.a sea
| his I2,h d.y ol January, A. d lsG5.
| fS,1 X. L. Mona,
| fst.mp1 No,ary Public.
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Where 20 Find II Good sfcretnry Of the
Treasury.

Tur election OF Mr.. FEssESpES as United States
sr0a'o' n IA Maine, for the full period Of SIX years
'cf' tie question Of his retirement from tho
l"r.'try Department, aud awakcns inquiry md
or respecting his successor Nj. FEssTS.
r.,'s re, experience IN tho position which he nc.
UN.l to reluctantly, aud in which his success
"ns Uothcr commensurate with bis own desires
O. the Gnar1d cnccs OF the nation. shows
g. Pc; The ability which would command rospoc, In
,-uary times IL not adequate TO the control Of the
g. rmous money opc-ntons necessary for the pros.
ton Of the war Mr.. FEssEspEN's admlni-,rs-
'.au, the Treasury department has been mark ed
B 7' atsencc # any definite policy or aim, which
N IT! lave seriously affected the credit OF the
'', but for the successes " our armies in
'.', We trust that the experience OF the last
A''@a may have the el!ooI Of inducing the
l'."'nt n tc'ccI practical financier Of Adequste
'i' '.r Ac pItion now held by Mr.. FEssRNpEN.
u 'n NOT Lkc' 30 Cal such person among tho
I''n'-M Law ere and politicians who arc usually
o. ''d "r cabinet Appl n;ments. New York city
''. l''i't" able secretary OF tho TreA.
'nd NJ Lt'a'-N i.unr.i tho beaten trac (
Hs a. .u.' eos 80. e,a.y discover .inou :
r.- -lr', ntr'AAl.s al .>l.e-s ,sho are ao,us-
toned 10 Arse money Ans4 ,tious. A Secretary Of
to Treasury whose aiul'ula,rauon will 10
equally advantageous to the country and 20
bis own reputation for good sense lie
s. Guild dseri oil political preferences in his selee
hon, aud make capacity tho sole test Of office Tbi.
If the oo'irse Pursuod by the Emperor Of he
French. N. FoUl-n the Minister OF FinAnoos, Is
not only po'iticaIly oppoted 70 tbe Emperor, hui 4
also personally ohDoxlala, both 70 ,hs BmperoI snC