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A POLICEMAN PrTcurD OvErboARp.-A
dncuty occurred At Hamilton avcnus ferry on
Thursday night, tetvten 'ro men Who are chased
With ~ ATTEMPT 10 rob tDo money Loz OF the tekct
of,', and un.cor Kelly OF the 4Sd pIec.nci police
Eu b nrttes hld paid lielr iara ana Nefe foily on
the boat 3 h.u lho once a. esseu one ., thtn
D meu p-n'Cl Auftm. The latter ieas'ed, aud
be,Ig 't'ist.d h., h., companion, the oficef wa
thio~n ov board Ansen si'o ieil into the user.
In the ,on.us, on hnglem Wss rescued first anI thus
had opportunity to escape. The oiieer Sas tuhse-
quently AlGod on shore 10th men mad meantime
let ior Ntu York. They were pursued ana Anglem
VIZ. Arrestoi; the other escaped
FATAL RESULT OF An Accommodations
Base held an inquest yesterday upon the body Of
boy named James McCreeyy, Wig dlei In eonse-
Ferry on Thursday OF iast week. Deceased was iii.
ting on the iender. Of the clip and the boat coming
hs died The iury recomm ended the ferry company
TO place fence around 60 as to prevent paTsoai uom
SpIspIs eXcep, ArpuSA wv gsless
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LOCAL NEWS.
NEW YORK AND the VICINITY.

TERRIFIC BOILER ExPLosIoN-Iwo MEN
KILLED AND Asorusg sSL ,tY IsJuHEp.-A tam.
nc steam boilet explosion occurred MT No IN sto,a
suee, yesterday afternoon, resultlne in the d.a of
two mon, and serious injury To smother. The build
Ing wn occupied By the hAahattan SOAP Comuany A.
a"hohoune and mnnuiHc ory. The boiler va. on ihe
hird hoof and tho evplo..On dostruy ed the two uo
per hoos oil The builAng and aiso ia n lced No SO
ttone street. occupied by q, rrask a Zui.rbler ona
portion oi the boiler Wa thrown into the est end
another part on the ROOF OF Ne, 81 stone ft,r, At
she time OF tie acc 4eni, william Watsa. The AMI.
neer Thomas haJ rs aud two othor D,l or. in the
roam Shsre the bSiirT was iocA cd. Watson w., in
'tantiy flLei, and uSes had an Arm biok.n and
NLs heiS'se iirulet lie WA removed to the a.
Hospital. WlI!iam Bt me-, laboIer, NhoSA At sork
OF the opposite soo Of tho SureL wac struck b. tia
Is ling iG.us and fatally injured. lie WA ken
to the !rs, Ware station, and thence TO the CITY
Hospital but died Oh tho way. The boz, wa,
msen hack 10 The kirt Ward Station house, ~hitner
The body of Watson hal been removed An iu4us.t
49, 10 held TO day by Coroner Gover on tho Ans
oil me two men. Jury was sworn last eyoniu- and
dl"ha-eod until 10 O'Clock, tn, morning wAsan
WIS s'nsle man AL lived in Third ayeaue, between
9Th ami luth sheets. Hayes live, in Blooi lyu, aud
bitntr lived in Dutch street.
Inc explosion was one OF the most terrific that
secured in this city for many year. sraall piece.
Of tho boiler, bricks Andpeces Of timber are thrown
In all directions Many OF them falling di,tane. NJ
'"yera blocks from the place OF the acc ldeut Tn,
rause of the exp osion has not been .sce taiped M,
Iiobrook, President Of the Manhattan So An Comn.nv
ay that he had . certificate from Car ain Lord. On
-ntAIy Police, allowing him 10 eagT!i 70 pound, Of
san y NE sQaats inch.
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pe, John Powers, puddlsr. WAS inssnty killed;
Jven Drum, dangerously scsidsd. and sDoshsr
sortmsn slightly injured
AT the billiard match IN Rochs ester, on ssptsm-
ssr r.h, Tor the championship Of Amsho,, Dssry
~on BY thirty sir points. Fo1 made run d leo
sundrcd and seventy points. There vss
much excitement, Fox bsins tho hvorits Ths
winners average wss 1884.
TINS Overland Telegraph nns 70 Csfornis 10 in
excellent working order. There are no Indians
On The route, and no further trouble from that
'ource 10 Anticipated. News expected daily Of .
o'tile between General Connor's forces and The
indiana on or near Dig Horn River. . brsnsh Of
hs Yellow Stone, In the Rocky Mountains.
LARGE ERE occurred u the City Of Toronto, G.
~, yesterday morning, commencing In Dodson,
ghies a C1s- grocery store, corner Of Yonre and
Temperance streets, which was entirely destroy 3D.
ngsthsr With Eivsrds' stationery shop, several
dwellings, on Temperance street, and the new
dethodist church. Loss over siIty thousand dol
urs.
MAJ. Gns J.N PALsrs has organized ,bs ten
eemonis Of colored troops now serving m the
Department q ntueky into on, division VI ,bres
'iAks p'hs janus ~ brltbln hhs pf~n
assigned to the command u We dv.sio1 with
Leve, Brig. On. J. y. Wade, Col 2. A. Parker,
md Col. J. N. Macarthur, fcr t,i, ado com,n.uders
vi tnc whito troops in tho Department ar. " BE-
clustered Out. Gems. Palmer and Brisbin toe
mly general officers N duty n Kentucky.
TINS members Of tho Aphs.DsltA-Pni fraternity
ave met Al ProvideO.a, X. L. Tor tho pa-. two
lays, In secrs, session. Last evening a public
nesting was held al Roger williams Hal. vi ere
Professor Edward North delivered Al Grafton, and
larry y. Colby read . poem, &c. The neIt Az
ual convention will 10 held at Cleveland, whsrs
tight Rev. Bishop Cor will d'vsr the Grafton,
md Elbridge J. Gutter, Professor % Modern Ian.
pages 81 Harvard University, will 10 tho post.
TINS New Eng land Fair, recently held At Concord,
T. H.. nov closed, has in every way proved per-
sct suoossn. Az tho sweepslskes ,ros yesterday
nsrnoou, the Blackstone, Relic and Frank YER
esn wore competitors Empress hAvinx been with
1svn Frank vcrman won The race in three
ksigh, hess Time 9:So, $40 and 2iss. Between
he heats running was made, between Tom
Avis, owned In Springfield. Mass, and Jessie,
~ned in FGrningharn VIII b WAS won by Tom,
o two straight heats Time s:ib and 2;Ss.
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MARINE NEWS.
Sept o-s. Rbe.s as. s.u, a1-H wuer.ii ID
CLEARED.

| STEAMSHIPS -Pennsylvania- LIVERPOOL Haosa
Bremen; Corsica Nassau and Hsvans Nsra Cruz
Havsn1 and Vera Cruz; Martha Stevens, BAltimo o,
Jefse blue, Boston.
sHIPs-Columbis, Liverpool Harpsvel, Havre;
Il Hin, Mobile.
BtRKs-Piho, tD.ni,h,1 Hamburg; Zephyrine,
hsy.rueE; Sophia GalVeston.
| BRIGGS q Troor Live pool s,iinas Psrs: n An
| trim, Neuviin d Miller, Nassau stephen Duncan,
GALVESTON. ToIu.
sCHoONERS-w Howe. wilmington; N Wed.
more, Weymouth. Z Afcal,Tius Boston.
sTEANsHTPs-C Of Manchester Liverpool
and Oueens'on n: Meteor. New ORE ius kingnshfr,
Ba.io ore; Cus.a R'ca Aspinu all florida Annsp
] Prone beus rev Otie@n'
SHlPS-Wm WILCOX, Cardiff. Hemisphere, Liv'l.
Americ DIteipool.
BABKs-Fllen NORTON. Barbados FelicitaL
ll,wshnl Borresur; Ace sid., shieida England;
ko'osee, Beaufort. y c. sarah KIM, CadIz.
briggs -To.uA Gov Bay; Amazon, Co. BAv; NJ
Tinker, .obc; Alice l.ponard, Gov Bsy; trieds Ma
oanzas Emma lein. MatsnorW; l. W Eaton, Gsce
hay ~ poia Cow Bay; Alma Jane, Cow 30; Roth
NY, Tiind.i' Ka-nak, Na,snora, Lisahel. Mobile;
" m hs,on. lingLn; kaic stewart Gov Bay.
sCHoONExs-A Kelley, BEAUFORT. Moderator.
Gcoigeioun. Nspor. Baltimore; foumtns- port Roy
AZ y bite Clo.d, N,igihis Bunl Vista la iinoie;
i,.suie'!. g Tmer. II iiisS: IISSts, 81 .JcSh i;
.ubort Rent " nAior. Z :, Tues. New London tol
tlga'e' hlort: ; " HH,heo, Windsor, \ :; firt,gp,
lsLd' Ante ope, lto.klAud Empress, Eocklani; et-
u lion. Philedelpha for Providence; j l. Potts rev
Haven Tor tllzthethplrt; Ruth ila.cy, New LONDON
i"r Altny. ,hefIcs > Hazard, Hartford for t.zs-
htihp1i'; ID lnrfsh.m, Hartford Tor Albany; j w
Mhe NOE RocklAnd lot Albany; Cyuth'a Jane,
Haitioid; Lincoln, Ro.'on TO- fhlladephia. Coe,
G.ousc.icf; Ma a5u, Binsor; ueariegta \ London
iaf Albany; hnme, New London Gilbert Bena,
Mind'o;' :; ilG en-, - SO w 2 Richie, ST An
lGle o X, Nov London fot Eliyshe,l poIi: Whistler,
f'oVidtnco' Eliza d Hannah, New Haven.
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Too Late for classification.
tsEATA H.

ChhI BELL on Friday, Sept. & Crthnrine
Campbell, god 81 vsorr
llel friends, aud those Of her father, Bernard
Campbell are respectfully invited TO attend the Ia.
nersl, on Monday, tept. II, ~ "a ~, from her late
Iesidsi.co, o. Carlton ave, Brook yn. A Requiem
NM vii be offered IN A. 10 A. ~, - St James Ca
thedrL jay u, Immediately after which her re-
mains will he aiken to the Holy Cross Cemetery g9l
MoCOY-Ou Friday, Sept. & Anne Matilda, dAusA.
ter Of ths late Robert Aud Rachel Mccoy.
The relatives and friends respectfully invited
10 end he funeral, on Sunday afternoon, Sopt H.
al o'cock, ron the ChuBch OF the Epiphany stan
ton near Norfolk 81. epl
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ITO TAILORS-ALL THE HANDS WORK
Il ing Tor the store OF Z. g. BARNUh. Chatham
squaTe are ieques, ed To attend meeting Sununy
morning at O'clock, Sept. l0th. Al AoRnoney'A cor
OF He.ter and tldIidge sta 70 arrange the bil CT
prices for the fail trade. li6
WANTED-A YOUNG WOMAN TO Do
w the cooking and general housework Of q am ali
family; sood reference required Apply at 80 Or
anse st. near FULTON fcrryJ brooklyn. 90
WANTED-A FEW NEAT, TIDY GIRLS
w on neck lies. Apply altei II until o'clock
Ane lean N.ctic co. No s6 Szss2u st. No s;Airs.191
WANTED - TWO HARNESS MAKERS
w Immediately Apply Sand, 81, Brooklyn III
50 KEWARD--STRtY FROM 1876
" Pearl st soaih ols bfown n. the Kid Is yhiis
They bolong 10 JANIS oCosNOI. Coal Yard, 4s6
fesl o.. 10
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GENIsfsAI. BUSINESS.

AT CITY HALL PLACE AND IA GEN.
"a tire 81, Paw DbrOkeru tickss bought for wa,ches
les ely, diamonds, Nc. The hishos prices paid Tor
the above goods. 81
RANJo AND JIG DANCING-CLoG, BUR.
~ League and Irish Jig dancing taught by JOHN
HOGAN, Manufacturer Of the BANJO, 1Si East Hons
ton a., near foiGth a6
CHEAP CLOTHING-A LARGE ASSORT-
ment Of co.hi9r iu,i receives, such as bgsiness
coat, lIom IS to 20; black trock coat, from 8 10
t26 and ,s,Gere. pnts from So to sl2, and vests
chesp. GLo. LkNIt- 42I Broome a. 1853
ZINE HAVANA TOBACCO WRAPPERS
4 and hl.er spanish ribbons OF all kinos are ofler-
el Tor sale low 70 c o,e eonsisnment by JOSE EN4I.
OF r III SACTos, 80 Cedar 81. so
N0TlCE-THE COMPREHENSIVE HERE
bo s GioTs es'9E @sts hs gpde,.eEed under
day di,soivod ~ mutual oon,eni. AuGrsfR IVAN
XII SS3tnsS he sIs s's q Ne s. E;st lSsh 81 %
%o ff and I. R ziSm ii celh We;
DIANOS, &C-GoOD PIANOS AT LOW
price,. music stool. watches ,cwelry seFars,
pan'in s. albums SiiIrq,'' sou n l. aoiiihe, 4,
Watches di.mondI &c. l. b. JONES, No. 81 Ann
street So
DAWNBnOKERS' TICKETS BOUGHT OF
instruinen dry ,ooiA sif, cLihing, &c. also
money sdvarced on diamonds sstenes &c, OF the
same tou h. at iuil yAue, l2O BOsesy, near Grand
1T, up SAWS. go
THE GREAT ADVANCE PRICE PAID IN
cash TO- oil hook, n6Sfpapeis pamphls Il. and
AZ klnis Of Paper stock. 10 dIect 10 40 Ann street
THOs. q. BENNETT. BE-
THE HIGHEST CASH PRICE PAID FOR
l. old newspapers, nphet, hooks, and waste pa
per OF every description. sTOCKWELL a TNER.
sun % Ann q door vostoi Nassau. Bl5
ITO IRON FOUNDERS-SEALED PROPO-
L ,Ek viii he received at this once CRo,uno a. CITY
liAl PARK until IL o'clock A. NJ. OF Saturds " Sep.
teinoo lOt, 1865, ior tho supply Of "a Cast Irjn Wa
Ter pTes feet Internal diameter each, about 2 & Ct
Pipe, fee internal diamcie each about IL ct long
with nsv.led splfol In all about zl0 tons The
amount Of security required wiz he nve thousa nd DOL
aif Zach prvposa must he endorsed, PropJaAls f1r
Cast Lion Wafer Pipee, feet In diameter Inc name
Of the bidder and the date VI its ole ring Blank oi m,
OF bich and all necesyary information obtained
at this otcs. The Board reserve ihe right reject
all tie bids II deemei for the interest OF the cty
THOMAS SIEPALNS ROBERT l. DARhAGH
A. ". CRAVEN, CTotou Aquednct Board. Once
Croton Aqueduet Bozfd, sept b 1888. Bib
4 PIANOFORTEs AND ONE MELODEON
n for SAFE OF TO let ehcap-One grand g. octave
p!anofo.te Tor Sg6. Gosh pad Tor 2n1 hand pianos.
Music thorough tau, ut and guos tuned b. rIuL
DthsDAY, lss Grand 81, cor Mulberry. 22
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jersey CITY.

BODY OF A Man FOUND UNDER Susrrcrous
observation-disclosures ay forenoon the body Of
an unk povn man, Ntned In sailors dress ve die
covered come bushe. At the foot Of Bergen HUI In
the vicinity Of v hat 10 known the Hundred
STEPS" leading TO washlngton vii are, In Hudson
Citv. Coroner Hsnly vas notified and took charte
Of the Ddy, which va very much decornposed, and
viii held an inques to-day.
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MEDICINES.

A CERTAIN CURE For COUGHS. COLDS
IND heri,, 81 tue Ctn.ptclrs syrup Tar Anl
wild Cherry. Price 70 and b. cent = 6otile 10 10
had only Of :. CAMPBELL Proprietor, cor q sth
ave an SSth 81 nfug store. Ai'o n sHt DDrN'5
Dug Sioio, cor bowop and 4th It and CA NBEBJ
asa for "Camphc'rs" 4-s
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CAN
y, cts ca nov be r-d.csi y cyto'miuatod and
sure cue eus ed without the ice Of tue knife This
ecpe w oDstirel ~ great expense hoai an ID
lhD! an chief Tor fur her particulars in4uiIe u 80
huds'n st. 4th ioor hslos KnTst. 81
COi;NS, BUNIONS AND WARTS PTEMA-
~ neatly cured hy usur Gianctlo'tc = Conn
hllier-w ron ed 90 cause no pain Or LUXURY 10 No
l". f'ice 30 cents peg tottr. Tor sac by all q
s!ss iy,I and I. aseilut ateutf wanted. ADD rs
uOkDoN u. fihE, Tor ~, alton l- 10
DR. BONE, ia WEST 10TH ST., CURES
- t!sol,cs u tho heart lungs, ityer kldgc,s, uI-
corH'.i thtcats scrotu'a. Cd u.cofs, tun,o,s all
en- onic COZ itutonal eud nervous diseaees cured,
PN ~
DE. SHLRWOOb'S TRUSS, 5l5 BROAD
Jay II the CLetp st. b'st Ai,G On'y radical cuis
russ 10 the wo Ia, because 70 cn lo used IN led u
al tusnce without pan. send .of circular. 2i7
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this Institution VIII open on Monday next In the
Armoy Of the 22d EesiInent, tate Palace GARDEN,
fonrieon'h street. near Oh Avenue. From prescnt
Indications, II inay be presume that the fair will lie
exhibition thsn any inir duce tho destruction by fIe
Of The Crystal Palace
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phu,JeInhI, IT,. ,NNhNttks YATES.
SAVINGS nANh,

THE NATIONAL PARK RAER
OF NEW YORK
CAPT. Al. .9-,Vn -, SIRPfVa a, 400 oo,
Ins BAN Win ue Cer' eates Of pa.t BesTas
Asa SetAs Az - loda. ~ IA
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MILITARY.

A RMY AND NAVY BUREAU OF 1SFOR-
L1nsuon-AL ella m, Of ,ol eis and 'silcT, ior p1ss
moDey, bounty. &o, promptly collected without ad-
vance ch.po Information freely given. Advances
made. n. ID. BROWN, lle NaSfau II. es
NEW PRIZE LIST READY THIS DAY
Collections or all claims for Tbs Amy and Navy
includins p.iI bss none boun.i zee aad are We u
pay collected and cached Cal on sddtess T. l..
hAGAGNOS, 1911 south 81, n. Y. ~
NOTICE TO DISCHARGED SOLDIERS-
4 Waving be established over tn re- y, IN
collecting AL oiAssee OF claims We haze complete err
rangeuen for .etsnr accounts OF soldiers Who hsvs
been discharged on partial tesciiptiv sta prisoners
OF var, b9AIcei Of tolntes, etats b0n.ti ami al
other arreattgcs Alyanles made. Information
giasis. Ptufions Clrcd. Rae pay nad bounty ior
heis Of decens d sJla.ers. L. BROWN x CO.. II 'uk.
era PARK Pace. SO
NEW PRIZE LIST NOW READY-COL-
'lecuou. i0t 81 e.ims sRa nst the e. = Nlvv ,n-
cludinc prize nc monev, bountie- aud sIfeirs Of
& co, FAk Place \. Y. civ So
SPECIAL TO DISCHARGED SOLDIERS
- lmr1itA Nouce-An soldiers mustered ont "
di.charrei upon par ial cesciptye i.s cen ieocivp
the taoncs due them. Apply In Ieison o. ly letter,
10 LEFFEkrs, HOFFMNN 4 Co N P1ik to~. 20
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y O D A W A I E + !.

The subscriber respectfully informs hls
friends and the public generally that he IS
now prepared to supply them with
S @ D A " A Z = Il
prepared in the best manner and favored with
CHOICE FRUIT SYRUPS,
at his store, No. 2A, King street.
He is also prepared to furnish retailers with
Soda Water and Syrups, or the materials for
preparing, the same, at the lowest rates, at his
store, No. SO, King street ID. COOK.
ap 29-tt
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Ice Cream and Soda Water.
D r E N G L E S
Ice Cream Saloon,
No. l29 Kt.n0 Street,

ALEXANDRIA, Va.
ICE CREAM, made in the best manner,
will be furnished, WHOLESALE; to Dealers, on
the most reasonable terms; or by retail, at the
saloon, which is fitted up for the accommoda-
ton of ladies and and gentlemen.
SODA UNTA1N S charged and
SYRUPS, of all varieties for sale.
A Soda Fountain is in operation at the Con
fectionary Store,
All the materials used in the manufacture Of
Ice Cream, and Soda are of the best quality.
CAKES, CANDIES. FRUITS, A n D
CONFECTIONERY Of al kinds, for sale:
ag~ Families can be supplied with ICE at
the store, 129, King street through the week,
and on Sunday at Mr.. Besch's Ice House, on
St. Asaph street, near the County Jail.
NH 28-tf
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puBL1sHxD lDAILY BIZ g@
E L,G AR s n % OW d EN ], s
- 0rETGE-zfJo 1l4 sssss sK inp street over

-NB-UFF1LE---5yo 1U4, ~ b 81 uVeT.
French Book Store.
- Advertisements and Subscri ptions re.
ceiYed at the Printing Office; or at Edgar Snow
den's Office, cornars Of King and Royal streets
over.J. Owing s Dry Goods store.
m-TERMs or SUBcRIPTIoNsSix cents
per month orsix liars PER AsaUM, payable able
in advance.
..ADYERTIsEMENrsi inserted at the usual rates
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a~~7A FOR BALTIM ORE and POTO-
sEEsszslAaszzzssssS sssaszzss AC RIVER LANDINGS. The
Steamer COLUMBIA, Capt. James Harper,
will resume her old route on Saturday, 10Th
inst, leaving Commerce street wharf st (
Washington on Wednesday Morning, at 6 and
Alexandra at 7.
FREIGHT and passage at moderate rates
Anplv to BENONI WHEAT, Agent.
nv lS-tf Cor, Fayette Alley and the River
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HgOTOMAC TRANSPORTATION COM
PANY

nn=aA The steamer G. Y VANDEEBILT,
GS-ze5asszzCapt xG~-zzaaaZsCapt a. L. Culinary; steamer
EXPRESS, Capt. E. a. Ryther.
The steamers C. Vanderbilt ana h1pre:s
will leave Baltimore every tuesday ana f!l-
day, at 5 o'clock P NJ, for Alexandria,
Washington W. aud Gcorgetown, stopping. at all
the usual landings on the Potomac River
Returning, will leave Washington every Sat-
turday ana W ednesday, at O'Clock, q. m.s
and leave Alexandria at Z O'Clock, a: H.
st2ppE usua nshadngs On tne snnv
to A. Needham s. Sons, 142, Light st. Wharf,
Baltimore; j. Broders s. Co., No 8, King St.;
Alexandria Morgan, Rhinehart 4 o., NO.
1O4 Water st. and 24l F street, Washington
and Georgetovn. my 30-tf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-16
w City. Mich. with million feet OF LUMBER was
DESTROYED BIZ fre on Wednesday. Loss, tiooVW.

Gen. Grant reached Washington yesterday
morning from Chicago Hc received the most enihus'
ast.c receptions along the entire route.
The Guerrilla Stewart was not executed at
Jou,yie on Tuesday us reported. having at The ias'
momenl received a ten days respite.
About {, 900 applications for pensions are re-
coiyeG and over one.haf duly examined AID dispose
OF. 6y tho Commissioner. monthly.
The charge Of dishonoreble practices in the
interior DEPARTMENT will be officially investigated by
Congressional Committee.
\ report was prevalent in Washington last
egenng rat the Foil Run monuments had already been
INITIATED by the Rebels
PostnaStcr-Gcncral Dcnison ia taking active
ree suros fr the restoration Of mail facilities through
on nc Southwest
The first oil we'll in California has been
opened in Humboldt County in tue extreme northern
part of the State.
Waldrcn. the WIliamsburgh Proyoot-MarShal
who is bong tried " a court ma tisl at Washington
is still missing
4 ire in the business portion of Harrisburg
cstcrday destroyed s3io1o worth Of propcriy-par
italy insured.
Iu the Court of Appeals yesterday. the Paid
FIR, Department case WIS reached. and the argument
commenced.
Maior.Gcn Mower has been ordered to report
TO Gen Sheridan and viii be assigned q command 10
Texas.
Large numbers Of refugees, both white and
black, are daily returning 10 tie South from asAing
ton.
The Georgia and Mississippi delegations were
again IN consultation with the President yesterday.
! The President has arranged to give the Rich'
mont eoofed delegation nm audience this morning.
| The CONGREGATIONAL Council at Boston, yes
terlay. adopted an address TO President johnson
| Gov. Brown of Georgia returned to Washing
ton estorday. lie had been absent on parole.
From Monday morning to noon yesterday Nc
.,ss ban 3. O6e eliigr mus laHded at this port.
; The break in the Erie Canal, at Amity Springs,
has been cl,s'd. and navigation resumed
| The condition Of the ScwaiGs-both iathcl
and son-continu,S Ia improve daily.
Seven Thil'ieS were sold yesterday TO The
amount Of 5l,7rtHO
Sjxtv.one prisoners were released from Fort
Warren yesterday.
| Gen. Haieck is expected in Washington
to-day.
| God opened ycs'erday at 1884, and was stronl
.hroug hout the dsy. selling hsn es i The extremes
the day were Is,as7i The closing qDota;on was lit
Gold earin1 Gc,e, .neut stocks al stronger Al tn
Board and upon the Af. the call there cen- lei
inquiry for them Leading holders are not disposed
sell at quotations. For Hallway bond. aud bsns shaie'
moderate business Htiwcy shie have been quite inc a
hut generally are h.htr Che ads not air
isined Later tie make, improved, sHd closed steady
Money easy 81 403 e cent to stock houses 81
f1e moderate amour rcction J. had with ~
usual ne dom In commercial paper sl'craton end
cover wide sci. -tiol In III, q th. sbupa nc
.4f, h.. .farf ii t..r., lteln Il
deuce among lender.