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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-21
FINANCIAL AND CONNER ciAL.

SAutHpAY Oct. 20-6 r. N.
Tue stock market had buoyant tone this morning,
bat in the afternoon most OF the brokers and SPECTATORS
,e, tue street and 1t became dull while prices yielded
ghiiy with the exception Of the Northwestern Rail
nav shares which advanced at one time 10 vi under
a strong demand and closed firm at 531 q 81
The money market has shown greater ease than on
any previous day Of the week, and the supply was in
ss Of the demand first class houses four per cent
while the exceptions miscellaneous coa,eras at five
per cont were fewer Some OF the leading dealers in
government securities able borrow at and OK,
which indicates the real abundance of currency at this
centre. At the LIST of the pressn, month the circu-
Iaoa consisted OF $293, 0s2, 903 OF national bank
and $685. 4s2 Of legal tenders, exclusive
81 State bank notes and $27 273 OF fractional cur
reDcy This large volume Of paper money is having
its natural effect upon the Of prices on the STOCK
Exchange and in the midst OF greater mohf
tary imitation than has before been known m tn
country, the volume Of currency being hlty millions
larger than it the beginning Of June last year.
when the national bank notes in circulation announced ~
only $751; 705 although the legal tenders agRfessca
$685. 100 $685. All this is in strong contrast win 'e o'nA
circulation Of the country antecedent 70 tue war
which was as under In the years mentioned
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The foreign exchange market was strong and excited
aud rates experienced further advance Bankers bills
England sixty days. closed at 1o9; al three days,
l09k ITO; commercial bills l07 1885,, francs at sixty
dsys 81. 20c ST. 2a,sc three days Of. l7c. &C. zoe.
Mining stocks were active but generally lower than
yesterday at the frs, board Corydon largely dealt
in at 81 SO g. La Crosse firm So 81 Us, and
Nye Gold a, sSc These at prescn, leading the up
ward movement OF the Colorado gold shares AZ the
Informal meeting Of the board in the afternoon the
market was strong and Corydon advanced to 81 10 La
Crosse sold at SIS q 81, and Quarts Hill al So 60
Tho earnings Of the leading railways IN September
pr1n
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r AIDES AND GENTLEMEN CAN OBTAIN THE UT.
~ most value Cor cas-, OF Wearing Appatrl F,rni,ars
carpets, &C, by calling addressing III lOsENrHAl1
s Bowery opposite Great Jcses street Ladies attended
" by Mrs RoScnthAL
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S275 00Q TO LOAN ON BOND AND NC MORT l;
Brookiyn property. Apply To G. B. SMITH CO.. room
No. z. lis Broadway
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00S0 0O0 TO LOAN ON BOND AND MORTGAGE;
pOOOsVOO good applications wanted Apply
TO CHAs ~ GILMAN, lib Broadway, room No. 8.
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ID OF COLORADU.
9th dividend Of per cent win be paid November
instant to stockholders Of record Of October ID payable TO
stockholders Boston rccor at " landau street. aud Of
New York record the office OF the Farmers Loan and
Trust Company, u Exchange place, that city.
j. r WHITNEY. Treasurer.
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Tbe abstract Of the roceirts aud expenditures OF the
United States for the fiscal year ending June
10, 1866, prc cns favorable contrast TO the
estimates Of Mr. McCuloch in his last annual
report 10 CONGRESS IN that he estimated that
there would he deficiency Of &ll2 ,es7 10
be provided OF. instead of which there
surplus OF So col s5T The close OF the first quarter
OF the fiscal year lett the Treasury with balance in
hand of se7 Bis and tho receipts and expenditures
Tor remaining three quarters thus estimated by
sho
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II a(9 SECOND AVENUE, NEAR TwENTyTIlRD
"a street y HUME Will pay the highest ptses for ladie.
and eentlemens cast OF Clehng Furniture Beding Car
pets &C Ladies waited on by Mrs Hume Orders By mail
attended ~.
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~ = '''''''..'t'..s sOt,osiscos
II Is evident from these figures which show dis
crepsncy between Mr. MeCullooh's estimates and the
actual returns Of nearly $3.50 oOo that hc was false
prophet aud unable TO gauge the Of tho United
states a. well ~ he may have managed the aars OF the
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TrYE DAME SUISSE. JusrEMRsr ARRrvEE, cBER-
u che situation CONNIE gouvcruAnie institutes
dams uns fae prvee Ele capable dinsiruirs dams
soutes branches music iangus% dans
~ I, Asllnau. u Worth a.
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DLANKETs- BLANKETS. -
ID THE EXCITEMENT STILL CONTINUES
OUR CHEAP BLANKETS GOING WITH A RUSH.
sNOTfCE OUR PRICE LIST BELOW
VERY LARGE AND HEAVY tALL wo0L). - 30 pair
STILL BETTER AND LARGER, ~ to % a pair.
HEAVY, Az Wool WHITE s ri PAR; 40.
LwooL Still Better, n gslr;x ~,
WE HAVE ONL CASE OF BLANkETS. THAT ARR
WORTH $40 A PAIR THAT WE ARE GOING TO RUSH
TIrEnss Ask BARGAINS WORTH LOOKING AFTER.
fLANNELs, PLANNELs, FLASNELs
HEAVY CANTON FLANNEIS Bc., xr
HEAVY COTTON AND WOOL, 3lcI We.
Alb wool FLANNEIs AT AUCTION PRICES.
ONE LOT or ALrACAs. 3Ilfc., worth Tkc.
DRESS GOODS AT HALF PkfcE.
MusfIHs At ONE CENT A YARD PROFIT.
NOTE CAREFULLY NAME AND Address.
FOSTER a WELSH,
az EroHrn AVENUE, NEAR TWENTY SECOND ST.
DLACK SILK QUILTED SKIRTS.
ID BLACK SILK EMgRolpERED SKIRTS.
WHITE MUSLIN EMBROIDERED, TUCKED AND
FLOMERED SKIRTS.
TIE NEW SHAPE FRENCH SKIRT,
The oniv genuine in the city. II extremely low prices
At 0AYNOR's,
765 Broadway, near Ninth street.
Ne esaaeion whatever wiAs - SAx sare In the city,
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The actual receipts for the first quarter end.
ING september 20, 1895, were slo2, 200, while the
receipts from loans and the previous balance In the
Tr,asury sweLed the credit side Of the account TO
sac s2o77o The expenditures were s37SoGs ,2s4 The
total receipts the remaining three quarters may be
by dcductng the of the returns Of the first
quarter nom those for the full year. which FOL.
lows
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FINANCIAL.
RuLLIoN CONSOLIDATED MINING COMPANY

FINANCIAL.
RuLLIoN ooSsoLIDATEp MIsISo COMPANY
9th dividend Of Owe per cent win paid November
instant, .soskhodcr. o. record of October payable e
New York record the office Of the Farmers Loan and
Trust Company h''A'nse, PFC 'hha Treasurer
U,oR sALE-A GUARANTEED MORTGAGE OF 5000
payable $1,000 yearly un.il the whole is PAID interest
box ioi Herald onice
JOSEPH MASON j FEM FiSh F sTRhEr BROKER
has several sums to loan New York city property.
T DAMS ON BOND AND MORTGAGE TO ANY AMOUNT,
- IN part o the stars of Now York and Now Jersey
IA wsii street, Office q. Y
AFBMrHIs. TENN, COUPONS AND PAST DUE IN.
~ S9ssmBy an orSinancs PISSED BY the hoard
e n Be e. Il he s
cent interest and a6e II the sty OF Memphis semi
s a ~ vi ss ana NJ
city f ,. f RSs IS Sa SGs
Memphis Tenn Ohio Railroad Coupons past due.
Memphis Tenn, Mississippi and Tennessee Railroad Cou
inquiries for further parscusr. by mail otherwise,
win receive punetuai attention Address = uroups
city Comptroller Memphis, Tenn.
MORTGAGE or snoD FOR sALe-FIvE YEARS,
an double no s s Address Mortgage box 100
Herald Office.
NEW YORK OCTOBER l. 1866 FINANCIAL AGENCY
~ OF the Republic Of Mexico, No 81 Broadway
THIRTY MILLION MEXICAN LOAN
ONCE Ss TINS date "" o paid oS " PScsks
OFFICE OF TRUSTEES OF CREDITORS AND STOCK.
~ hoders Of The Ohio and Mississippi II. R. Co tEass
No " VAL srsrsr S,x yoSs SEPT .. 1885
issued b. this trust viii se held at The oace Of he Tius,sc
Ws street New York on THURSDAY The hrst day o. No
X The ohio ass S 70 SR ss
c S s trust ms formed requires s
N interest Of the owners or their leg Representatives Of
IN, and Se"s p PURPOSE Iepsfore n.SrEs
made 10 their own Sames and 70 be present lie
meeting ret, either N pcrscn Or by proxy .,...
teenth day October NEXT AZ two O'Clock NJ and remain
'o'a u' '0''ae' ' Allan cSsPBs II Chairman
nvrIcH or THE TRUSTEES or cREprroRs Ann
" stockholders OF the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad
.Gmp,ny Eastern Dvisionh - Wall street, New York oc
TO i,GspS.. Q, Tsg.rrss cradle all
e, scs q the 'gs are op@s ana WI continue csa 9r
they vii positively remain closed uu aer the meeting Of
Ncyember i,searnesty requested Of certificate holders
en-, At the meeting Of November either ia person Or BY
BY order OF The Trustees.
WANrHp--A LOAN. on BOND AND MORTGAGE
ply T. nm ssrH CO.. rsss Ss BrS,sss Ap
Gle mn TO LoAN-oN BOND AND MORTGAGE
'DIO.VUV In sums 10 suit. Apply 10 POTTER BRO.
THEIRS BELLAMY, No. 3 Pine street. up stairs
cpE 0n0 TO LoAN-IS ANY SUN, or IMPROVED
SOO.UUU real estate IN this city.
W. ". WOOD swan street
cInn nnN TO LOAN, on BOND AND MORT.
DlVO.VUU gage. Apply al room n No II Pine 81
N1nQ nan wANTBD-oN PRODUCTIVE REAL
DlUV.UVV estate IN this city. No brokers need an.
ply. Address u. X. o. boz is Herald onlcc.
N1 IN n0n TO LOAN-ON RoND AND MORT.
DIOU.UUU gage, IN more sums, real estate
IN this city. JOHN y C0NREY, t2Wall st., room u
d OOO nm TO LOAN AT SIX PER GENT, or
rthcr sums A psr cent w. O. FERGUSON,
No. Broad street, room II.
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THREE CENTS.

| AN ADDITIONAL APPRopRr4T1o,, no NM, A..
aooSE.-4he City Council last evening o5ontoJ =
eo'uOioh appr0priating SE5,OOl for additi,,aI II,
PIo'ehents at Bayview Asylum. such as fttira 49,,
uepartment for the insane erecting hospitoIs f nr
-, ., ulseises' bathing pools &c. Mr.. Nichols
elcH uouSly opposed any further appropriation.
70 oaSNlew Asylum, already great Io,1 of -,
mad been most shamefully wasted in its
On the other hand Mr.. Lynch proceeded 70 eYnioi-
tAat tEe expense annually incurred bv +bo ci+g c
the support OF inmates Of ut. Hope Asvlurn and ~
Maryland Hospital amounted to nearly glo noS O .-o
year, and that in the course of three or fonr oa.
the entire amount of this proposed appropriotion
would be saved 10 the city in the difference between
the cost Of maintaining these unfortunstes at tbo
institutions and that of providing for their wants NJ
BGyvie~ Asylum. Mr.. Keyser also spoke in favor
OF the justice and necessity of tho appropriation.
HONESTY THE BEST PoLIcY-In these times. when
true honesty is almost commanding high premium
an act such as tho following is worthy of more than
passing notice: Yesterday worthy colored wo-
man named Mary Windor, while passing along one
o the streets of tho city, found pocket book con-
tiinihg 5o in money and coupon for 1856 cents in
terest on SlOG United States Government note. In
stead OF appropriating the money to her own use,
sAe Drought the pocket book and contents to the
H'lUuie dlstflct station house and delivered them
over 70 Lieutenant Wright the officer in charge to
be kept for Identification by the owner This is Ger
talHIy an action worthy Of commendation.
SUPERINTENDENT OF INSTRUCTION IN THE CTTy.-
Rev. John n. McJiton has been elected Superin
tendent of Public Instruction for the city of BoIti
more by the Board of Public School Commissioners
the new ordinance passed by the City Council re-
qnlrlng such an election to be made. Dr. McJiItoD
received l3 cut of the Is votes cast The appoint
ment is for four years unless sooner removed bv the
board The office Of Treasurer is abolis he'd the civ
register performing the duties The Offices of presi
dent and secretary will be continued until the new
board is elected in JAM ary next.
fIRE-Abcut half-past one o'clock yesterday af-
ternoon' fire was discovered in the second story of
u"slilhg NO ooi " est Baltimore street, which was
occasioned by child of the occupan+ Mr. Wabor
putting lighted matches in n knot hole in the floor
It was put cut BY officer Sapp without creating an
alarm. The damage was trifing.
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AEUGl2aIRNFS, "A

HOLIDAY STREET NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. exce1lc,+
entertainment will be given this evening bv Cotton
q Murphy's superior troupe of California mipsrels
IN which there viii be several new acts introduced
all fthe best kind in their line of business Satur.
Day night can bo passed in very agreeable manner
by visit to the theatre, where fun and jollty is
dispensed with great Hberality.
MARYLAND lSsTTrUTE.-Sanfords Opera Troupe
VIII give matinee performance at O'Clock this af-
teFhoon Tor the accommodation of ladies, when the
same OH o1 attraction will be given at the evening
entertainment. A performance will also he pivcT
at night fer the benefit of Mr. Myers, of which all
who wish to pass an agreeable hour should take
notice. Twenty five handsome articles will be given
away.
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From Charleston,

AUGUSTA, June 29,-The ship Southern
Rights has arrived at Charleston from Liv.
erpool.
A new line of steamers has been established
between Boston and Charleston.
DR.. John Kenifck, prominent citizen OF
Charleston, died of apoplexy last night.
The freedmen are reported as behaving
badly in Sumter District, South Carolina.
A detachment of regulars have been sent
there from Columbia to nreserYe order
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, Mr.. lie Blond. o. ,nio thought very strange that
these furnaces should continue to do business while
they were losing money. lie was in favor of tariff
r revenue and not for protection, and he believed
that the people did not desire protection.
Mr. Hale. of New York. said that ninety-nine ont
OF every hundred in his district were in favor OF
.Wlthout making aHy further amendmeuts to the
nlI' and pending the disposition of the iron clause
adjourned AVE- 'A0 '-'"'0
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FROM San FRANCISCO,
Co1aGnereiaE-Tsie Fire aS Virginia City
Mining Shares dc,

San FRANCISCO, June 19.-The demand
for -four for export to China has abated, and
transactions are mostly confined to the local
trade. Superfne is selling at $525 per Dbl.
The wheat market is much depressed. Sales
of ordinary at S1.62l per 100 lbs.
A recent shipment Of treasure to Victoria,
the first since 1854 ss believed to be on Eu-
ropean account.
SAN Francisco, June 20.-A tremendous
pressure is being brought to bear upon Gov
ernor Low to call an extra session of the
Legislature, by parties anxious to make raid
on telegraph, street railroads and other cor
porations.
SAN FRAyCISCo, June 2f.-The bark D. c.
Murray, from Honolulu, brings 1000 bags of
sugar and 1000 hhds. Of fmolasses.
The whale ship Nile arrived at Honolulu on
May 81, and sailed for the Arctic on the same
day.
The United States Sub-Treasurer shipped
$500, 900 in gold by the last steamer, which
was not on the manifest.
The Western Union Telegraph Companv's
bark Onward sailed for Victoria to-day, with
electricians, materials md stores for the Col
Inns Russian-American Telegraph.
SAN FRANCIsCO, June 23.-The steamer
Golden City has arrived from Panama bring
ing New orl dates to the 1st Of June.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 24.-The steamer
Oregon, from the Colorado river, has arrived.
with Colonel Pollock and three hundred men
from Fort Goodwin and s., 700 in treasure
The latest reports from Arizona report that
the Indians are quiet throughout the Territory
The steamer Continental, from Mazatlan,
brings $l4,0 900 in treasure
Orizaba, from Portland, Oregon, brings
S268,0O0 in treasure. The transactions in
mining stocks are small. Ophir. 327O; Chol-
lar fotosi, 1876; Balcher, Sl87; Imperial.
Sl0Zi Legal Tenders nominal.
San FRANCISCO, June 26.-Mining shares
are fluctuating. Belcher, $175; Yellow Jacket
500; Ophir; $3.50; Legal Tenders 81.
The Board of Supervisors last night unani-
mousiy extended the freedom of the city to
Commodore John Rodgers, Commander j. P.
Sanirand, Lieutenant Commander Francis
Bunce, and the officers of the steamer Van
derbilt and monitor Monadnock.
The flags Of the United States vessels we're
displayed yesterday at halfmast in observance
OF Lieutenant General Scott, and minute guns
We're fired by the United States ships Wander
bilt and Lancaster.
The telegraph reports numerous Indian
murders and outrage5 near Los Angeles, and
on the Colorado river.
Arrived, ship Woosung, from Liverpool;
bark Norseman, from ditto.
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Important Railroad Decision.

W1LKEsBARRE, Pa, June 29.--An important
decision was rendered in the Supreme Court
this morning, in the Atlantic and Great West
ern Railroad case, declaring the Catawissa lease
good and valid legal contract, and that the
Philadelphia and Erie Railroad does connect
the Atlantic and Great Western Railroad with
the Catawissa, Notwithstanding the difference
in guage.
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Hygienic Wine.-Approvcd by the Imperial
School of Medicine Paris Tested by mon of science
endorsed by eminent Physicians everywhere. A
Wine grown on the sunny slopes of Spain, the gen.
uine juice of most delicious grape,
NOT INTOXICATING IN THB Last.
Such Wine forms the base Of this great imported
Tonic.
Hs-It is especially recommended to Ladies. Minis
isters and all professional men-those who expend
n great deal of vitality in brain work. will find il
Buotenie Wine amostsuperor tonic for while it act
as a -erpine, imparting a genial glow to the blood
it leaves behind none of the baneful influences o
alcoholic preparations. 1t should occupy place il
every household Sold by all respectable druggists.
Rs-Muscat Perle-fnest table Wine.
WM II. Brown &c Bro. Agents.
je9D-tu. .thSsat 1y AS. Liberty street. Bait.
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I'm lifting the kettle from the fre scalded myself
very sevcrcly-one hand almost to a crisp The tor
ture was unbearablc. The Mexican Mustang
Liuiment relieved the pain almost Immediately. Ii
healed RAPIDLY, and left very little scar
,m,cE4s. FosyER, 40 BROAD street, Philadelphia"
This is merely n sample OF wnaJ tne nIusLahs
1nent will do. 1t is invaluable in all of wounds.
swellnss sprans cuts, bruises, spavins. etc. either
upon man or beast.
Beware Of countcrfeits. None is genuine unless
wrapped in fine steel plate engravings, bearing the
signature of G. W. Westbrook, Chemist, and the
priuate stamp of DENAs BARNES & Co, New York.
Saratoga Spring water. sold by all Druggists
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The CuLvERs AGAIN AREEsTED.-Mr. Bernard
the oil region this morning. having in charge John
Walker. who il seems was implicated with the Cul-
in obtaining securities from the Auditor Gen.
thousand dollars.
On Monday last Mr.: Campbell arrested c. V. Cul.
yer and l., II. Culver in the town of Franklin on a
warrant issued by Mayor Edwards. at the instance
Of some of the depositOrs in the Yenango Bank The
Culyers were taken before Judges Lamberton and
Mccormick, at Franklin, where c. V. entered bail in
the sum of SIS Co., and L. H. in the sum of $4,000
Tor their appearance at tie August term of Dauphn
terred recently by f. II. Chase President OF the
Petroleum Bank. and on which the Culvers were
arrested some two or three weeks since.HarrisburG
IcleQraph.
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8; ;T.-lS60-X:-The amount of Plantation Bitters
sold in one year is something startling They would
fill Broadway six feet high. from the Park to 4th
street. Drakes manufact0ry is one of the institu-
tons of New York 1t is said that Drake painted all
IS. T-lS6O-X:, ;, and then sot the old granny legis-
lators to pass law preventing disfgurins the fece
OF nature" which gives him the monopoly. We do
not know how this is but do know the Plantation
Bltters SELL rs other article did. They are
used by all classes of the community. and are death
on Dyspepsis-certain; They very nvgorating
when langGid and weak. and great appetizer
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ErifiGtR GnIEnlhsr

VTorontA, J,.l.o q, Via san francisco, june
pa serious dispute has arisen between
Governor Kennedy and the Legislative Assem-
bly, about the financial condition Of this colony.
The latter have telegraphed petition to the
home Government, asking, with view to re-
trs.sshment that the colony he united to British
Columbia, believing that one government is
sufficient for both COLONIES.
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New HAVEN, Conn, June 28.-Mr. Eli
Walker, a gunsmith at Hartford, has just in
herited an estate in England valued at thirty
millions of dollars.
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LATEST T[LEGRIPH NEWS
To 7 Il &
DAILY <10b Ei EGsR. (JIAIs,


Fort MONROE, June %. The steamer Eolus
with an excursion party on board from Nor
folk, yesterday afternoon, fell in with the tug
Hobomak, disabled, off Willoughby's Point,
bound to Baltimore. The tug was short of
coal, and her boiler was in damaged condi-
ton. The Eous towed her to this harbor,
where she will receive some repairs.
The Baltimore pilot boat Coquette, was in
collision yesterday afternoon outside Cape
Henry with the bark Mary Lord, from Santos.
Brazil, bound to Hampton Roads, for orders
with cargo Of coffee. The pilot boat was
damaged considerably, and was towed into
tins harbor by the steamer City of Albany
Lieut. Commander S. P. Luce, acting Com
rsodore of the United States Naval School
squadron, now laying in this harbor, preparing
for the summer cruise of the naval cadets, has
addressed letter to the officers of the Cos
portnavy highly mplimenting them upon
the expeditions manner in which the frigates
Macedonian and Savannah, and other vessels
OF the squadron had been repaired and reiitted
by the workmen under their management
Since the close of the war the buildings and
other works destroyed by the rebels have been
restored and greatly improved, and other
works are IN progress, which will make the
establishment more useful than ever Naval
vessels Of all classes are docked with great
facility, and repairs executed with dispatch and
In the best manner. The gunboat Saco. 1t.
Commander r. S. Taylor, one of the Naval
School fleet, is now at the navy yard repair
ing, which will take week Or more to com.
plete. The feet will sail, it is expected, in
the course of two Or three days, leaving the
gunboat Saco to follow as soon as her repairs
are completed.
The ship Union, forty days from Rio, and
the brig Milicent: sixteen days from Barba-
does, passed in the Capes yesterday for Balti-
more.
FoRT Monroe, June 29.-Arrived, steamer
Trade Wind, from New York for Washington,
short of coal. She sprung leak, and put
into the Delaware Breakwater for repairs.
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Tie Oregon Election.

san FRANc1sco, June 26.-Complete official
returns from the Oregon election give the fol
lowing Union ajorities:-Mallory for Con
gress, 555. Woods for Governor, 527.
The remainder of the State ticket received O
still larger majority. The Legislature stands,
in the Senate, eight Union majority; in the
House. five Union majority.