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s.v. sv..Aar- Military N.,., News from w.,Ainssn, N.-
y Ne; ..s nd G so: ss s . . tn ps ; s ..
The rr-.byen.n O-nsrs A.'smbs' N. Fsusn' Domestic
nxxlxr~ coss.ssTh. rrOee.iins' ra.d,, w-du.'I,y
Mos. oaolsnA-Arv.l otr-e More Eeropc.n 9Th
the D.-.s hoard Eighty Deaths and ss'-"y t' lao CAS
Ous kVnor.As and tlo,re. e,-,.
Th- ,e., Puar. Conc.uns tie lmpsndns E-f.p.an w.. bl
sp-ci. Correspondent.
md 70. sSas sd! To- Pow. fops 6yS
.as ssI S.pS aa, Ma. s.'9. ,sS t - " '''
las FDsP.'s' Bvs.Ag-osa wa,ls.sy. Rsrl, to CEN.
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e Ss oso.1 iosa rasp '' ''4''
sovrs.s. Co.'s. eos FassD.ss.@6. ss R.ssu.r,.a
'. ~, WS. e Dc TO- q. Ss.ro ss'I
lns faro. bSvae.s.rI nAsporrs tLoYlsa>r, sA-r 10.
Cour'.ap ard M.r,.. New D-,sloPnso. po~nTs.a der.
Ti;' IL. s s;''; T R S.'s'I ~.
On L,,os -. .oi .n ron s L'd, o~a L. Sore.
Boz. r s.ss.s . Sex y x Me-. .as x Pr
poruurqus Nouor,., IN. Roci sad How 9ah.n leo "a 10.
w.. s. s' TS.r. nd az wn Di, "'
Posrs,T,ls ID. .s.s Ia Captivity
la. i,sar'p Mo,.-rSr-A Letter to N. Ei.sr o.s A.
suhJos D.s... How may b. asessa kssst :.
Nrrogs-st Logi. the Commercial Center If North Amer.
Tinh Paper Of Mr. wsi-rhes.s
. ~, w,, eAS ,s Coil 70, cs, s
q ryn. and rrunin. hsSo ohsIas Tn.Sr' ,n' %.
oi,.,, F.Ll Sweet Potato Culture
s"csll1ssor, Ir.-L
L.rssr DosssTIc ,sp re,,,s, M...tu
CIV, m: r,ar, sS ., o4. "a, 60 rp
ConussCAL Nlrrrss-rts Latest ste "A Sd God 4ue..ic.
$1,000 ..,:.,;.s. $50 O'.'"
Tnn sgMIwREKLY TRIsuSs contains al III. Fdi
view. .sd Ar, Criticism. Letter. rom car .r.. s
correspondence Forsgp and Domestic Ier, sr.e a .rd
so@S, Sam@.y Of and I Ho%.s'c ,;a .Sa
kspor, Of The rroeeedns Q, IN. Farmer, tah Of the
L. lUaL Ian rrN .rI
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No Cholera In Germany.

l. ne Ids, Of TAs " J. Tr'isA,
SIR An article in your paper Of this days issue on
the cholera begins By stating Tat the fact that tho cholera
hs, been raging VIOLENTLY for time past has
i..n well known this city Allow A. tho diplomatic
Of the States whose pos Bremen and Ham
lg the great number of Germsn emigranis emnrt Tor
th, ooanirv 10 declare official authority that no cholera
, .sf endemic - known io eIst "a those ports that no
cse Of ,hoera Las or long made IL appearance
IN the cities Of Bremen Hamburg and LIbeck AM their ter
,o,y and ~ a. present there prevalence OF the cpl
DEM. IN any port Since tbs disease died out In
e,emur, Province Of Holland several months ago. you
ma, search tue pros, Tor an anuson to H. Is
no more thoub or and apprehension u iI' appearance
felt fever there was
Ih.c,a.. which made the p,sti,nos break England
smong German emigranis especially al Liverpool are ven
.no,s and the German public by this time cautioned
ss,p, IL the ilhgmIn treatment AZ the hands OF
AGENT. that male these naiorunsissscE They
- .i,,. Ike cattle IN siisA steamers to HUI there and
IN rr,rpo passage penned in dirty sverns and
a. 9TH food Il established fact that the
neat dealt oat people that OF beasts Infected win
90 alta ,i,,.e Those who stood all that became finally
,v srted bv coming IN contact with the low class ~
..orl.r, tit, and drunlen Irish people who crowd The
Tsh grant steamers. il 1t wonder that 90 many OF
,e.. poor hermann. who a. clAs, orderly o'eaniJ and
sober people al suceumb 1t their true character be Known
b, r..rril 10 The numerous vessels bringing their human
CARGO. sci ION German ports AL Of these ships so far
have arrived clean bill ofhesth and yon VII ma thef
r...nse, ,teu o. the number OF thousand on board "
hearty, healthy cheerful Of people a. you may Snh 10
welcome IN these shores
an Sif YES i... sotf ..i,. your oblt fefThni
JoHaNSF. Ku-fsg.
CHARGE 4 AT,fe. % the Hanseaiie Republics
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srtAHueAT ExPLOsrO>.
Y,,lssIsn Of the Steamer ehy Of Memphis
Hists Lives Loot rsn' Ps''ea' f"~r'd
Heavy Lose.

WINTWIr ITUTs|NF w u ITO
Tie steamer CRY ~ MerFhI'. ion "" orleans i"f -
cn,s erloded NJ the foot Of Blcs land, W miles b'"
80, :, a;cl,,t tbs no--'n~ The forward cabin -
= "A 40 i,,, - OBJ r. Sc rad - Goblin AID
SO de.k n...enger. The f.o"irs are los'
Mr.. snith Evansville. Indiana. Mr.. Dome, - Des
-" ~, 80 P,ia, Fufk P,-ile, George Bnror
stser,rnp George Ilsu,tr. - loai' f.rsi Euc.neef
u.,,,.o1 For. S.rond S,esaTd & A. hamh.eton. CABIN
a.. @-i-.',,r, We .cs5.d- Ars. AcA.L Jefferson.
Ter,, samuel Harm. Second Mete cc tf"ker - 81
Fr.nr.4 BrTns eg br.te0 Itird Fnsin"'r smith
o. shf".
About ~ rer~on. werc 'o'' O. .lluf'd
Tho steamboat ~ Fatr't hurg1' W ne SURVIVOR.
1ue Men lhis wss ovf"' lr ne Ali"h'i' >'"N ID /.
,..-,., aud "a. valued =, 49, laG She insured.
he eafuef Pfare stale sie mag 81 SCUM BenI
Ark....s X vtr on TuesdAr So. ald sunk over Der
i.,,,f.aIs Sec ~, rod ~ LnnIs. She VII 10
..,.f ", fsfther parfisul.r' have been received
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ss.ce. usrku-IPiscep.i CeEven'iss -rssr-
aamsnt sf.rst-s Toward q fs.Lee."

lot '-vIfn Ihnr.dV MAJ u. l-6'
Al the NatonN obacco Far, The hr.t premium hogs
hcas Of leaf tobacco Hart County KY sold Tor
O. 80 per -iund he highest pucc ever pad anywhere
IIr Ir-top.l Convention. to-day. spent most OF rs
tuo he atru pt GO eet an Assistant Bishop No -
sir as rcac'rd.
di.sE.ti.fy Tenn Thursisy Nav n. ish
Al the grand tournament Yr The benefit % The widows
Ana ohans of tAc Colf.efaie ioal tue reOepts wcre
O.,i tl1Oou
lao Gr,t pro f,r 'Hng A. r0ss vas Won ~ W A. II
4,f. Mr Hood Yankee c"nP"titnr. ~ho Wei With
iot. go, orccft"d A. "a. last guu by deiiave
o-lels TINT be bot The pnI-.
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The following deaths occurred on boaId tie staa!-
ship Union 90 Der passage from Liverpool
MAJ is-lauren. 1houp,o9 aged >, Of p'1n.rE
Solomon. aged hl. - Denmark. -.
Mn % -,Ansfisa Peterson. aged ~ Of 81 'd''' VIZ
Thompson ered ~ ireland. Mo, Bny.in ae- - VI IRE
land Neil, NeAon solomon. aSrd - n bcnualt ,,,,
MAY i-Inss rus Ibcrson. eyed o. sNe.sn =. y
T. sohn't aeed 81 I'.Sig 4.'s,,a Aaa Al. (.
MA, at.-G,o wa.instoo soma .scd % u renns'i
:. weysoo srca - q sscdru. Jotaaa Arter'ou as-d t
Il sweden Fne Grouisni. sgel +, Of Deamars IU-srAa
-iahl,d OTem.r,. ~ u raoaiss O., r,sdessrT
I,~.o,1 y Nssrsnn .eed month. Of ~chl-.s . olstoin
NAY 2d-P.ir,t Reilly. seaman aged 49, u Ire shi Aiet
Mctsasbin SEED s,oi Countv ireland Peter >send
10 as'a = OF - i-n os , ',i +. = r. r,.-.,
ssed D,nH.ait Anae rn'e rassor sg,a - Of Den
~ s7Jo,a n,,loa 's.l I'.'. I'D, A.. r,,,.n
HAI Ia. chr.,ian.en aged months srsl'a. Peter
M, u-d,rc yiereoh aged o. Gerrnanv.
The following new .aro o,,-r-a mace i- rsilrr'
hon The Union
MAJ s-M,n. Hora,n 's-i g. n '-''rrs Chw'-' rs
Anna vearse seed 4 Gcrmsav. weihem Ne.rse ire4 D.
urr.osuy Adp wi,xe aged . lflfsn. 'hfsio sea-.tr
mon Tee'. "a Il - England Jare. Hari sFcl - ireland
Iens Hansen ssc p! bcnmarsi man. name anin0~o ased
The following neF have occurred on Of r'f.r.aa
.inoe our la,t
NAY NJ John Anderson aged o. SErf-a
TrFari Hsndfnp a,,d s.. Denmark
den, Peter hau-eH ared IT, Denmarf
..hh Jonasscn. ascd -. s-r4rl.
Gaspaft Paruore. sgcl a. onlin-ntl
Peer - BsFTmanr. tsed - sseleh
Peter o. SaTgcud. aged ~, Denmas
Diui Garrison. nsei - Sredsn.
Corn@ho, Nohn aged - Germany.
frany weber agel ~ Skf"ly
John tee rge " esse. aged r German.
Andr,s swird.eu sg~d ~. Germany
Lars JohausOn aged - Germany.
NireEre Prcsse aged p bermany.
Michas. Nonahan. aged ~ lrsiand
Eugene cronana aged q tort
Iaggel Isrscn aged On, Denmark
H. arn. Snuis~en. aged IT, Denmark
Irasmus Neiison aged ~ Desmns.
Neppa Peterson. ascd 80 Donmnk-
carl I'OLi. aged 2. ffussia
Thofkcc Barfcson ag~d - NORWAY
lie Ot,on aged 20 sweden.
JAMS 4. Jansen. aged IT, Denmark.
Magdalina No-slef, sgcd II. France
Anna Nissen, aged 81. Seh.rsNig Ho-tein
Yeppa Etrnc aged year and months DeIma-k
y. 4. HausOn aged ~, Dcnmark
Charles Hanson. aged q months Denmark
Lars JohADsen aged 81. Deumsrf
Hau1ine D. Langcit. aged n. Dcnmafk.
Lima Peterson. aged -. Denmark
an Peterson. agei ~. Drmafk
Maine tlims1cn. aged y. Denmark
Hannah LAfsien D.rmhrk.
VI. Hansen. aged p Denmark.
Maria Peterson. aged ~. Sseden.
Anders svIndsen. aged n. Sweden.
NuBlber Of sick received May 20.
From ste amshlp I mon ...-......................6
From steamship Peruvian. .........-.......-... -
Total ......--..-...................
Remaining ---....-.............. 10
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Financial EIhibit-Whst Hss Beeese 81
the Money The Aeesusts Of the Treasurer
Aadls.a- Rspest Of the temnsilee

On the 18th Of Nav Will am Griffin, Treasurer
he OMAhony branch Of the FenAn brotherhood addressed
letter 70 the Chef Organizer demanding that Committee
the members Of the Brotherhood should be appointed TO
e1amne the sccount. Of the T-sufef aud TINS establish or
at report, Of vhosse mappropratons embe,
dement's &c Of the Fensn funds In reply TO this request
COMMITTEES Of ien John Rafferty, Chairman. was sppoincd
proceeded examine tho referred To- ard now
report they fnd nothing al all rejecting disadVan
tageous unfs'ofabiy uPoo tie lressuIerD char
Ae,er and you (the Of the
fv whose character stands psaobed from mpu,sOn
faint" 1b. follow ina OF Nj Grhas accounts
together With the Involvement Of Mr.. stephens
sTArtSIST
Bd,si. Gfba T,es'~,a , b, .eeosai ~,A as F,aia.
BrotlaAOod
lsyo-Ian %
To amount received fou + y Kliisu. per A,
To smount Of receipt, from sH 'osroo nom 2yh
JsBasry 70 18th MAY. 100 ia457 IN
Total receipt. .. ....-...--.. eej.e23 -
B, amount o. g,d v.rr;,, from 2''e No, 80,
By drtfis 7. OLouke ani Poi
Oace orders. banded 10 Nj. Sic
pbcn. per receipt Of May - SGD 1i-slh5 1873 ~
Balance psid Jsms. stephens { q r. ~perr
esip oeio" -.-.-------'-'
ltopy.i
hundred and ninety nine dollars and eisL I've
' JAMS s1EIHtSs & OH
Zen B,ir,n uas sufhorir- d a audit Mr. Grhus
count. ard the report highly tol0rah' io III Grrg Nv
OF conviction thsi M Gi4fn hn, de lafs"o . ap' t
. .tbfpi knnest man JAats ~fEPBEs- 4 -. l. d.
NJ" YoSK May ~ 30
JAMS srfyHTu rag. L -. : r.
pa slE ISp BEofHrE respectfully atail ifn4cf yop
n, rosig nation as Treasurer o. Ne J. q.
hare tbs honor 20 remain rsleIlal foAls
3 7
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DE Csc T WoopwARD formerly well known
een Of New York dd n san Francisco the soth Of last
April aged 90 yea, Her" surseos Of remarkable nerve
All st knl aad gcnia in h' manner' sni posse'ed
large circle VI fsnds hh here ssi there lie sso Ma
soa aud ag,ALsl "a. Is1tss ~ "a, OtasI.
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RRcoSsrRUcrloS IN NrRGISlA.-AboIt II oclo
sunday night May % the building used school house
and church. situated the farm Of William Bartlett IN YORK
Va destroyed BY lire With contents boot,
maps go &o The school numbered 70 scholars The
owned partly By Mr Bartlett partly by the Quaker
caion and partly by the GoVsnmsnt No clue
tanned to the Preparation perpetrators hut without
Doubt the WORK Of Rebels Who iee the oeangs u Recon
~ Inn hn ln..a ahnnf AaO
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rHI.rYIFTfA Thursday. MAY ~ 1876
The frs '-g u va, ctf-ca-s over tie bridge 10 me
leland ioday hrorgIt eicufsion,is from fhihir.pha
The opened today.
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Special Notices

Anew Ecsiac, m hoe. -io as's a.'-r yeti
spsn.. 81 PHALON soN- NOilI-RLoOAiNd
CEREts' ui.., .nduIirs" r,rs'hrt TIE Ht,to" ~
hand. e,4n,-f.ans rh-y only meek the Sss
,ppe.r,s,-. luquir. PhALoNS "NGHT-sLoonINo
csREs tl-s.nd.rd s-rfaa-e t u.s.-p'h .uus. ssrss
~.
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/ PotrLlsp Ne Thursday. MAJ -
Tho corner-sfnue OF the nov Catholic tahcdr this
CIV VIZ lad Co., afternoon by the Right Rev y ~ Bi-
con a.sc bv thc clergy o. the diocese With great cor
emory N 'he presence II largo Of -pec'aof
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{ harIc- :. spencer CIsb.

u.e-us q saA. q; tie Hon sre,S sp-nr- he'S
al. SO - bsassi GA '-sd' v-us Nay ~ 90
xhe D. isrf @ coo p. ~ fa~ CHARLES
: SPENCER CO h Of tho NiNfH NAkD Afst choosing
ohicefs alton e. ID 5y Ns
sletion o ftssrd II Joln'ot - - ff'fsf Ceas.s
Wee Pr.isn James l. tonf' >strts ard " Ostrsptse.
ps.-snt 9gruei
EsDAl ENfSINU jan. the
he aouruuent nfrol1cad AID ugs,i-
u,oay copy u the bys b. pb hes IN Tho hsrss eat
rnbgle tAis ciiy. IDN AID "a lOtNsoS freNtsef
I l.. S~efrfafr
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r...o"s. NJ TO- Ore. s,. MI. ~ -
ef rs va 9as.1'.s p.' .',, ~. r S,Is O.,
:, 70. % s ,o.a esss a. slss. s.S:. is NJ s..
1is.s 80 '"''' Jsass KILN. r..sSs .s. ~
rs.,;ones N.',c.. n. a9. yr's. nd q. o.s..,
~, ,l;,. a; on = :S:s-s sss:.
JaSE. sELIY Po.,a..,.,'
Tse B~.s >trs~herr, Ia ID. " eria.
ro part arr acloss 'amP 20 oEok"f Fhhkh SON.
G-orf-ts-n. cess
&rF @ e! rss'-s. o ' 5sss 10. s. "a.
IN. saur. os " .ny su.h ..., 20 -.
:, .si ~. !. ,.s i 90.
81 SO oso thss the NIL 10 ,- - u' ios e.t.a
ADD A . by 10 ue.s. ian to d. s.s., Wa., ~. a.t...
." .se 80. sl!.s.I'i oS-oio.
Adi." wlSrIRI &C. " es.s.l-.' >.-hs.
iay.iia.. rr~.~iias Chairs GO ~h~si. los "a .aA -
iHA sR1 S. s.HsAs.s aS9 ~ m "a.
s e. ao sSiSe , 20 g., r;s 'as.ars r,,..
fy''n ch,re'. so-sirsI'o-.
SMITH W % wiaassss
>s..re y. ,.'.l osSrs sIsslsaI.o
rso. -, .. .insfs :. = ..ss, Ts.s eGr.sks -
P'.. se,ect,c. srs.. Beet
'os .,Lv 40 10 SSNr
' e.; go, & "a %. s; So, .,.a
= % ~arf isrss 81
Ron ttKNfri at. NNrrsFs .r
wA o,spSis NJ ,ao.a.l~
IL. "ooa's"a ,"~e'.r' ."'a,'-s 90 %. up- q We Ii.
. 'Is t~nffa Par. 'Hc- : 90 fs.s I-.ris.aha
49, t.ntals MN kppri rr..I.as
Empire ~banle >~slaK- Ma hs~. "a F.sl. .. 81
NNGst'-i'' sp-sdt 90 'lF.hs as.u'. sufs4
fNfiht Go. Ne 20 bro.ss., ~
Was. roap~rs sad Or,sa,em.i Ha,r-F re- sn.siy A.s
" n hand .
Ns~.psper f.iaius -Nsehis-. -, 80 st..1 60 Ijs1
't 80 g. 60. 90 Ssts \rY, tr.U Ben Itsaas ~.
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rhs &C.. n the City Hall Cour-House and public
ss1s s,,e-sy vel a. sany private rs'd-no.s rs-s
bsr.o a. isfmas yesterday IN honor Of the EeEor' n
~ s;- Lsc' Gen W nhsd Scott
l. s,ro- cad ias following gFool4nstioh - regard e.
.. .s.l
MaroH Oypcy Broos y, ", ri ffW
H.-stf.r q = wi'b f-s tfrfl
p .s- a. rs1 death q susil.r " lasd
- .pstt alstls 30 he eeasify .slfts sass.
D. l.I ff.l.h1af Nfich b. bee -~~.sl
sfHf rarofs Torss b. III hspltlc ha '1'u.a Hs
ff ssrrv An-r 81 90 Nhef''Tf 70 - Nf
.,,. .rI. ~ ov.l hanh the snnolscsasat 81 ts
s. .. ... 80 1. fI iss fl't tatlsss fs.fsi
Hs ss-. 80 nlsro~ lune ID 81 ! o ciorsp t 90
l-s ...flers net H.- plbe ~ q. 80 ..-.' -
ID. D. fsl ssssf 49, 4sy 30 h'gs apon t' ~
leo . ..i.fy thfes shost city b. dsPsy'9 a bal
- ss' isf.d Ihs hgrrs ci - -.
10 tlast = fr. il1sIioss ass1 eAspsh 5"~'r
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shout So
~ cENTRE-sr
A. o'clock last evening . fire ,,.rred i1 tho
brass fni,hag establishment Z BenDctt Moore No -
caused b, small furnace sctne hfs the bench
vnich II aced. The ARE eItins shcd. win
trnlng ioss by Ofcef kArHey OF the SttA Precinct.
~ CHERRY-sr.
A. ~ o'clock last evening fire occurred in the
stable attached The Aare Iron works o. No go Cherr'
The building and sgTcd. Loss ahont
,o0 Two hor,s.. valued $50. also consumed.
Ths or. .l Of the ore IL uuknovn.
IN sPRlSGsr.
At I0i o'clock last evening ffe was discovered "a
tho stables OF Nr lhI. located ~ No "a. Spring Ihs
members OF Engine Company No ~ whose house heated
directly opposite and the bOr-es and
gushcd the danes before hey lad done Material dan
The fire 90 undoubtedly the work u incendiAry.
THB SARATOGA FIRE-IssURASCEs.-Iho following
the the property DESTROYED by the fe
Saratoga Tuesday; Home OF Y. I. Htns u Hartford
Home Of New Haven. si0oN each Relief Of " v. 10
North Western. Lamar Maine. Metropolitan International
Of Buffalo Sirras ansett Connecticut Conmer-
Alb.ny New England Putnam. Manhattan Columbia North
American ~ Har ford sPrins ned Massasot Western Of
Massachusetts, Croon. 5000 each SssAmsterdam state
Of hrvJersey e. so each Glssns Falls, 500 Total
tla1O
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Heard Of Edaeztien.

Today iy the order Of the Board Of Edues-o-, all
h..s n ,ls city ~n Be oossd in honor Of re HsHsy
yL.,f Gsr Winseid Scott.
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IAxcAsTEA T.. Wrdrrsl4'. Nny " 1870
The American Telegraph Company nave TINS DAY CON
peisd their he Mountain hne To lhs io-n qua "peh"d
Office hers and a. Wnit,s4ria.
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There las boon SOME injury by recent irost- n some
,,r,s 81 tie hIf hsr1rs fallAae ,atcl
H.. ,...ou 1. disc1nragnsv backward. and rtl zach
ss.lsl Ctgg PgW2seg 4gt:f.. o., iVssfs.u good
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The Tribsae kniarxsd.

ras L.RGEsr AND CHEAPEST sEssr,pEs N rHs
WORLD.
lStApiysESI oF Inv nauY srai s,.slr AND vrssLs
TEtBrss-
Notwithstanding tl,c fsci that the 're Of rBs Tan
b. been Increased iAaa quarter the Ps'os ~
remain the SANE.
TERMS
WEEKLY rRBCSE
NAL ,ub'crb.r' 'insls coy. year is aas,~r'
Mall subscrbers clnl~ OF ass ......-... ~
On copies addressed 10 names sh.rh~rs. " -
Invent, copies addressed 10 sui,.f -
opie. " address 10 W
Twenty copies. 10 one lddree- ~ -
Al ext a copy vii be seni tot each 80 o. i-a
sEMLwEsELY fRlB ".
M,I subscribers copy. ,eaI-lN nunoer, -----.
Mail sub,cnbers 2cOpies yesr-lOi anmoer ----.-..
Mai subscribers copes or over for each copy -
Perons snttng for 10 copies go vii r. eve sa srs e"sy
Tor nonth
Persons renting for Is o. r reeFs an sfuA
pAILt TRIRUsE.
90 per aahnm. O. for siT ngoths
Adore. 1HE TRIBUNE. N--y rt
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fRDAH EVEN Ne June thu 4 i.l insiii -
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Early last evening fire broke out m the building
No JlI Ws.tst ooeuped by Charles Tows bosloase.
IL .oon sIinga,hed. Loss building sud contents
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Quarsnsise Report.

The following deaths occurred on boaId Tie s.taA.-
ship Union her passage from Liverpool
MAZE -lauren, thompson aged - Of Denmark
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-01

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WASHINGTON. Thursday. May 81. $50
4, IA. pubic buildings, banks. SC, Will be closed mere
,o-,ov IN respect To Gen. SCOTS memory. The Coz
on, Committee left this evenings tram, 70 st'ena
D. . s,aeral Tomorrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-06-01

~ wAsmSorox Thursday. NAV 81 lsca
rbs Military Committees OF the two Houses OF N0ut',
o,,zncd nv Speaker co fax aud others len W ashlng
a 70. evening for West Point IA 4.
Tho rgular Cabinet meeting viii be dispensed WIN 70
sOrtpw in honor Of the funerd oosequles OF "en' SUI
NEwroEr r. l.. Thursday, May 81. lsto
The GenerA Assembly to-day passed resolutions express
AZ AGGREGATION Of the private charaer and military
svrnents Of Lieut. Gen. Scott, and prooana regre' o.
a. a "a OF bis death.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-03-01
THURSDAY, MARCH l, 1865.
Objections to the Loan Bill,

The principal objection agains
Secretary McCulloch's Loan bill, b,
the majority in Congress, are tha
there is ample provision, without an,
furthe' legislation. for funding ever,
dollar Of the floating debt, and nc
necessity exists whatever for any loar
for that or any other purpose, aud al
that is proposed to be accomplished
by the bill, can be done by simply OK
changing one security for an another
The amount of money in gold and
currency held by the Assistant Treas.
urcr in New York on the 10Th inst,
was one hundred and three million.
forty six thousand four hundred and
eighty. dollars. The amount
held by the Assistant Treasurer in
Philadelphia, Boston, and other pla
'es, together with the amount on dc
posit in National Banks, il is estima.
ted will amount to 6ity millions more,
making over one hundred and fifty
millions now on hand, which they sug-
gest ought to be applied to the pay
ment of tho floating debt. They be-
licve that if authority is given to put
bonds upon the market to an almost
unlimited amount, the price Of Gov.
ernmcnt securities cannot be main.
iained, ard with such unlimited pow
crs a loan of fifty millions oven could
not be negotiated without sinking the
price Of all bonds below par, rs the
public would not know how soon an.
other loan of fifty, five hundred, or
one thousand millions might be put
upon the market. They also believe
that it would be suicidal policy on
the part of the Government to make
a foreign loan; that if bonds are sold
abroad, the price would be based on
the present currency rate of foreign
exchange, and the Government would
receive about sixty dollars in gold, for
which it would have to pay one hun
drcd dollars Of principal, together
with the interest semi.nLnually in
gold, together with a heavy rate of
exchange, commissions, &c. In addi
ton, they say, if Government should
sell its bonds abroad to an extent to
affect the price of gold, say 20 per
cent, il would lessen to just that ex.
tent the next proceeds of bonds, and
instead of sixty dollars, the Govern
mcnt would realize but forty dollars
for each one hundred dollars Of bonds.
They also think that the difference in
standards for our own and foreign
gold should be taken into considcra.
tion in this connection.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-03-01
FREEDMEN'S BUREAU BILL,

The Frcedmen's Bureau Bill, pre- &.
pared by Senator TRuMBULL, of Iii
nois, passed the Senate on Thursday,
January 25th, by vote of thirty.
soScu to ten. 1t was as follows:
"sEcTIoN L. That the act to cs.
tablish Bureau for the relief of
freedmen Gnd refugees, approved
Nerch B, 1865, shall continue in force
until otherwise pSeVidcd by law; shall
extend TO refugees aud freedmen in
certain parts of the United States
aud the President may divide the sec
tion Of country containing such reiG-
gees and freedmen into districts, each
containing Que or mon States, not to
exceed twelve in number and by aud
consent of the Senate, appoint an As
tistant Commissioner for each of said
districts, who shall give ,he same
bonds and receive the same compen-
sation and perform the same duties
prescribed by this aud the act to which
this is an amendment; or said Bureau
may, atthe discretion of the President,
be placed under n Commissioner and
Assistant Commissioner, to be detailed
from the army, in which event such
oiheer so assigned to duty shall serve
without increase of pay or allowances,
"SEcTIoN =. That the Commission. .
er, with the approval of the Presi.
dent, shall divide each district into a
number of snb- districts, not to ex-
eeed the number of counties or par
ishes in each Ststc, aud shall assign
70 each sub-district at least one agent
either citizen, an officer of tho army
or An enlisted man, who, if an Officer
shall serve without additional com
pensation or allowance and IL a citi
zen OF enlia,sd man, shall receive
salary not exceeding 81 800 per an
sum and such agent shall, before en-
tering on the duties og his Office tai
the oath prescribed in the srst sect;o,
of the act TO whish this is an amsnJ
! nsnt. Each Assistant commissione