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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-10-06
FRANCE
FRANCE.
nEpARruRE OF TIE HMPEROR TOR BIARRITz.

DEPARTURE OF THE EMPEROR FOR BIARRITZ
After many delays and false reports the Emperor
finally took his departure for Boiriz on the 18TH
THE TARIs BANK.
The weekly returns o the Bank Of France show decrease IN
tie cash on hand of 900, 600 irnncs.
THR PAPAL LEGION AND THE FRENCH GOVERNMENT.
The following letter has been addressed by the
French Minister Of War Count Argy Colonel Of the Roman
legion:
My DEAR Colonel; You abon 20 quit France 10 serve
under another ag wish Ia consider this letter as proof
ny remembrance. The legion yOu command is called TO
high mission; the elements composing are now worthy to
have the honor Of defending the person and authority OF the
Holy Father as the corps of occupation has already done
The decree which gives 10 the legion decoration and four
mil ary medals adcu o the Emperor to his brave soldiers
This farewell reminds them dear Colonel that the watchn
oitude Of the Sovereign will follow them wherever they shan
French by their attitude their respect for
discipline their devoedness TO their duty You have person
n my dear Colonel difficult task 10 execute; yon wihdIVe
Tho force memory your past conduct and
from thought that the most lively sympoies OF France are
o.stc tl about 20 serve In Jew day. you
VIII orders receive but from the Pontiheal o'e
meat ' have need 70 tell yOn that your letters VIII meet
with the best reception from whenever wish 20 speak 10
NE tbou youisef and your legion Receive &C. RANDOM
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TURKEY.
TIE IssURRECrIoS IN GAMBIA.

CoNsTASTISUPLB, Sept. lS.-Ismail PaSha, The
former Governor of india has returned 10 this city.
Intelligence received here from tgnda states that the dA!
preceding the nve OF bustapha Tasha battle took place be
tween the Creans and the combined Turkish and Egyptian
troops which tie latter defeated The EgypADs SUI
tered The heaviest losses. .
On Sunday ast two figntes and two lineofbae sbips
freiehi-d with troops left here fof Gambia
Tho Marquis dc &oustier take bis departure 70
ArlNs Sept 5pubc eXc,ene In connection with The
events In Gambia increasing The latest reports from the
island state that the Egyptian troops had become separated
from the Turkish amy aud hcnmed in by the insurgents
goaI Sept ig-Au official dispatch received here states
tint he Crean insurgents led by Greek ocors had attacked
the urco pan amy whom they had completely routed
with loss Of 1900 men The Turkish Pusha and the troops
under his GO mand who fen the hands Of the Candoirs
obtained their release by concluding convention Win The
leaders of the instruction
The OF Gambia has ordered general
ing Of all the Turks In the island
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THE ENTRY OF THE TROOPS INTO BERLIN-A GENERA
AMHRSTY-ROYAL ORDERS.

Berlin dispatch of the Goth says The triumphal
entry Prusan troops into the city took place clock
Tins morning according order settled in the official pro
grammc The greatest popular enthusiasm prevailed The King
preceded by Count Bismark, Generals Room, Moltke
Voigtshets and Blnementha OH horseback.
His Majesty was presented by young girls with three laurel
himself the Crown Prince and Prince tredrick
Charles respectively.
Replying cOngTaulntoy address from the chief burgo
master his Maeay thanked the inhabitants for their splendid
reception which he stated in every way worthy OF the
occasion declaring at the time that the troops not he
should be the object OF their ovation .
Numerous orders distributed and large number OF
promotions made Count Bismnrk raised 70 The
rank General and appointed commander Of his Land
weir regiment
The Crown Prince and Prince Frederick Charles were in
vested with the order Pour c Merite together with portraits
Of Frederick the Great.
amnesty has been proclaimed for all persons who mp to the
10th been ced Of high treason other oenses
against the Crown resistance TO the State authorities violation
OF public order ofenses committed by the press In infringe
nen Of the Press Law Of May ~ 1851 and for action OF the
ordinance OF March H. sJl regulating the night Of public meet
ing.
commemoraiiOn Of the campaign Of 1890
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MEXICO.
REPORT THAT THERE IS To BE AN IMMEDIATE
EVACUATION.

Paris letter of the 18th ult., says;
In consequence Of important news received from
Mexico the The present monh tie Emperor Of France
who had already dispatched Gen de Caenau his aid dc
toIaximan him order by telegraph to come back to
81 Cloud where his instructions TO be revised and modi
fed Marshal Random the Minister OF War present at
this interview which assured OF thel most import
ant character According to version generally accepted
based understand merely upon the critical condition OF
aas Mexico also upon the rmness of attitude recently
by Oubinet Washington abe intention of the
French GOyernment is bring about speedy settlement
of the Mexican question 10 get nd as soon as poosbe
ofia perpetual subject Of soicudc and annoyance.
To this effect the feet Of transports collected at Brest and
Chebourg the purpose of embarkng and bringing back to
France the first nstament Of troops is TO be largely increased
as 20 capable carrying the whole OF the French eontn
gent and to eyacuate Mexico all An that will remain
Of the French army win then be small garrison In each Of the
habos where the House duties conceded to France by
Macmillan be collected Such are am assured the
measures Just adopted Cabinet Council in reference to Mex
leo must say however that the Paris Pdtis not quite oil
THAI opinion and asserts the contrary that Gen Castenaus
mission has IFS object put Immediately an end TO the
/ Intervention of France in Mexico
GEN. DIAZ NOT DRAD-i00 IMPERIAL DEsERTBRs.
SAN FRANCISCO, Friday, Oct. j, 1860
The report Of the death OF the Mexican Liberal Cen
Diaz is eoDtradcted. Consul Goday has received let
ter from Gen Alvarez, dated Acapulco, sept ~,
which says Gen Diaz left the State Of Guerrero in August
with some troops and went in the direction OF the state
of Pucba where 400 Imperialss Joined his ranks. lie
aterv ard surprised and defeated small garrison at the
village OF Fch dc Ia Seda and then took the road to On
zgbI with 1900 men.
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Fenans residing among and whose duty to have been
collecting subscriptions in aid OF the funds OF the Brother
hood Many Of persons first came from America and
proceeded to ireland which country they were obliged TO leave
suspension of the habeas act
formation received that several Of the men were located
neighboyhood Of Rose Hill and believe that large
body police made descent upon their headquarters last
night apprehended three men, whom they eonyeyea
Brdewei aud that they also seized q quantity
Of and ammunition. Other are being sought after
and il is expected that arrests win be made The prison
ors will we understand be brought before the SpendaTy Mag
strate when no doubt further details Will come TO hight AZ
present arc unable TO give the names and residences Of Inc
prisoners tLo Police authorities not furnishing us with Them
Several Of the principal detectives Of the borough Police force
are said actively engaged searching for suspected lie.
rs
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INDIA.
TILE FAMINE.

The accounts of the famine in Bengal continue TO
be distressing Subscriptions In aid OF che Sufferers are
being raised all Olc the country.
GREAT FLOODS
Great foods have taken place in Scnde Seyent! miles OF
railway been seriously damaged and the traffic win proba
bly, be interrupted for six weeks The Great Indian Peninsula
Railway Hooded between Parma and Cenns the 10Th,
hut traffic resumed ON the 18th inst
The FIRST TELIGRAPHIC MESSAGE PROM NEW-HoRK
Reuter- first message from New York by the Atlantic Tee
graph dated OF August chel KnTachee in 80 hours
bu took week in transmission from kmrnohee 20 Bombay
Teogams between Kuruchce and Bombay have 6en taking
fIUm -four i've days IN transmission.
RUSSIA AND BoEHARA.
Peace reported have seen agreed upon between Hssa
and Rokbap An the Russian officers have been released
COMMERCIAL.
The cotton market Is dull ard prices are declining Piece
goods quiet The mole! market is uneasy and WIDE as
irnst urrAALt.
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ITALY
A CIRCULAR or GARlBALDI

In anticipation Of the approaching dissolution OF
c Italian volunteer force Garhad has just Issued circular
potn ont the necessity settling the claims against him on
account Of that force. Il follows
The preparations for the expeditions which have oech 20
for the country especially that Of leo caused
me TO contract certain debts with honest and geGaous
citizens who furnished Of the necessures In the iners OF
the country Many Of debts have been paid and The
country therefore ought pay them They amount TO about
m O not including sacrifices q those who seek Tor no
reconpense-a ofafnegation which all not 10 position to
initiate Therefore appeal Ia the patriotism OF the tnnans
aud lisbo,,or IN IN q. CARIbALpL"
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

IINANOIAI
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET
LIVERPOOL Oct. 5.-The Brokers Circular reports
the sales Of Cotton for the week at 900 bales The sales TO-
day were coo bales the market closing easier Mdng Up
lands are quoted to-day at l4id
LIVERPOOL BRBADSTUFFs MARKET.
IvrRrooI Oct 5-The Ercadsuifs market is dull and de-
Ching Mixed Western Corn at 2sI6
LONDON MONEY MARKET
LONDON Oct 5The money market is better Consols SGT
foI money.
AMERICAN SECURITIES.
Iovnoy Oct. Tile following the closing prices OF
American Securities Eries jli Illinois CcntTus 7el L.
Five 4 cnics cog.
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RUSSIA.
TIE EXECUTION CP KARAKozow.

Tie Journal &c ~. Pttersburg gives the following
SEMINARY account 81 tic execution ~ KarakoIovt
To-day SainrdlY The 18Th nstl n O'clock a m, he
execution Of Dnt 1r-akoIUw took place In the Snoensko
Plain Tie scauM muour led b. attachments OF troops
Of Tie different arms IN u an,cim and forming extended
square The Superior Authorities whose duties required them
TO b. witnesses q tc phon o. greet crime, were present
An immense crowd asschled Tho convict conveyed TO
the place Of punishment n cart hs hack beng tb
10 tie sca6d Before mounting the scn1od be hse the
crus which presented 20 him by the pnrs The Judgment
y virtue Of which be about 70 suffer was read 10 him
few moments later lusiioe was dane
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THE Plains.
TWO MEN MURDERED BY THE INDIANS.
ID, n,.n,sch IN The n. Y. Tribune.

1T'""I10s
ToPEKA Kansas, Friday Oct . 1890.
Frank Kiby and Charles Smith, stock tenders for IIol
ladnys Overland Stage Company, murdered by In-
dian on Saturday last at Chalk Bluffs station on the
Smoky Hill route, 100 miles west Of Fort Ellsworth.
These Indians supposed to be Apachc demanded some
thin. 20 eat about nool which was given them. They
item went a and returned about o'clock Finding the
men the stable they attacked them win lance ana re-
yolyer killing one instantly with the lance and woundng
the other in the abdomen with bullet. The wounded
man succeeded in closing the door The Indians after FIR
land staec 1he wounded man opened the door for the
coach id related the above facts dying soon after. No
travel has been ooeasioned by the outrage
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JEFF Ans.

FoEIgEsS MuAROG, Oct. 5.-CharlCs 'Conor arrive
hgrc from ashu ston this morning, went inside the Fort
and remained In close consultation with JET Davis all
North Il. nghC
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Court OF APPEALS.

AtBAvY Oct 5The following is the day calendar Of the
Court Of A ppsals for saturday October g.
Nos 300 11 2o 2ll, PIP 2l3 "a 2l5 and 2bi Ihere
win he further calendar at LIs ies ~ ss Govt WI I'D
iguIA " SglaIlpy, OFT q
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MURPHY xecREApy a wAErEN.
rKoPnlErofs Oy
pnGSlx IRoS WORKS.

PHuSlA lEON NONsS'
TIE CHAMPION PRESS.
TIE CHAMPION PRESS.
THE CHAMPION PRESS.
THE CHAMPION PRESS.
TIE CHAMPION PRESS.
TIE CHAMPION PRESS.
THE CHAMPION PRESS,
THE CHAMPION PRESS.
THE CHAMPION PRESS.
THE CHAMPION PRESS.
THE CHAMPION PRESS.
TIE CHAMPION PRESS.
THE CHAMPION PRESS.
THE CHAMPION PRESS.
THE CHAMPION PRESS.
TN CIIAMpION PRESS.
TIE CHAMPION PRESS.
TN CHAMPION PRESS.
TIUs oIAMpION PRESS.
Al oSsn,aoaat. .d3,o..5'o
If. q. HELNnOTD,
PRESIDENT CubAuloS fI.ss coNPASY
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TBE CHAMPION PRESS.

THE CIiAaPION PRESS.
THE CHAMPION PRESS.
THE CHAMPION PRESS.
IrIIIs CHAMPION PRESS.
TIE CHAMPION PRESS
THE CHAMPION PRESS.
THE CHAMPION PRESS.
THE CHAMPION 1'REsS.
THE CHAMPION PRESS.
TIIE CHAMPION PRESS.
THE CHAMPION PRESS.
TIE CHAMPION PRESS.
THE CHAMPION PRESS.
THE CHAMPION PRESS.
THE CElAMPlON PRESS.
THE CHAMPION PRESS.
FARMER. PLANTERS, MANUFACTURES, WAREHOUSE
MEN aud ~ persoas dssng ECONOMIC SPACE want one
WITH THREE HORSE POWER THE PRESSURE Is % TCNS
40 THE SQUARE INCH. Whatever PRESSURE re-
CURED Is Easily REGULATED II ACTS PROMPTLY Is
SMILE N ITS CONSTRUCTION, AND DOES not GET OUT
OF ORDER, WORKED BY HAND HORSE OR STEAM
POWER REQUIRING LESS POWER TO ACCOMPLISH TIE
ZANE RESULT THAN ANY OTHER PRESS. FROM THESE
FACTS It's nsnred ard elsised
THE CHAMPION PRESS"
ya pressing COTTON. WOOL, HAY STRAW PEAT OIL
PROM FISH. BENDiNG OR cURvINe IRON PRESSING
wooD. very us,fi to MANUFACTURERS Paper from th.
si.s ,od pressing comprising 'oy and every mscil
COTTON ard Wool be pressed eorrscty that t'lrr
vii SINK IN WATER Ike
a STONE"
sEooHnraDAg4oNs FkoN gBE
"mGHEsr AUTHORITY
v.s s,r tic ,sos .lyesi,vn AID ls sdvalee@sno
s1EEcE ~ MACHINERY.
CALL ExA'liNE tire PREss AID READ the 'oroehs .eu.,
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CANADA.
F.NIAN EXCITEMENT AT OTTAWA.
.u.cI,, ns.notcI IN The n. Y. Tribune.

Special Dispatch 20 The n. Y. Tribune
OTTAWA oct. 5.-There is considerable excitement IN
egd 10 the Ferians ard it is said that the Government
is in possession Of facts indicative OF another demohsua
ton on the border very soon.
CANADIAN DELEGATION on CONFEDERATION;
OTTAWA e. w, Oct. 5.--It is reported on gooa au-
horty that the Canadian delegation to England on .uo
Confederation will consist OF the Hons Carter ana Lon
gown of Lower Canada aud Mcdonald and McDongal
Of Upper Canada Three colonies and nave ar
rived here is supposed with the view OF oryns tue
city. . ~. -. ,-;v,,
MONTREAL, Oct. j.--The war ship Niger has arrived
here Weather clear and cold, with sharp most last
night
TRIAL OF FBNIANS.
Toronto Oct. 5-PreparltOns are actively progressing
for the trial of the Fcnians captured last june AT me APP
preaching Asszes The best legal talent o. ,he cry mas
becn engaged on both sides. IL understood that q
Cameron M p, has been engaged in behalf of the Fe-
mans.
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EUROPE.
NEWS BY THE CABLE TO OCTOBER >.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
ARRIVED OUT.

LIVERPOOL Oct. 5-1he steamships City OF Man.
chester from New York Sept 49, and the Scotland and kdn
hurgh from New York Sept %, have arrived out.
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BY STEAMSHIP.

By The arrival at this port yesterday of the Cunard
steamer Persia from Liverpool on the evening Of the I'D l
and Queenstown the sd have files Of two days er
date and Jar usual European correspondence
The steamship Persia brings the following amounts Of specie
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o. N. WHITE 20,
raorRlEToRs W

TEOTBETORs W
GLOBE IRON WORKS
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The New York herald., 1866-04-19
SALES AT AUCTION.

ID r. ROLLINS, AUCTIONEER-wILL SELL ON
~. Friday April 20 at l0k O'Clock all the Carpets Ac
suit Ia sree~ reps snsmesd cottage sus do,tase He'd
ead BRUSSELS and Ingram Carpets nilclohs Hair
and other Mattresses Beds and bedding Bosters and Pill
lows Toilet Ware Curtains and Shades, DC, &c. Parcu
lars day of sale.
The New York herald., 1866-04-19

T J. GIBBONS 100 BLEECKER STREET HAS TO
let Stores ls9 Laurens street M Bleecker. street ls
Beecker 2 Division 400 Second also First
Floor for business @ Beecker street. also Private Stable
In Thompson, Beecker street.
The New York herald., 1866-04-19
p n RoLLrNs, AucrroNEEa-oFFfcT avs CANAL

n ROLLINS, AucrIoNEgR-OrrfcE tss CANAL
~: suest-AALE OF HOTEL NkNIIlkB.-h
kJLLiNs co, Auctlonsers. vlscD, on Monday, Aprl
AZ the FurnIture and FIXTURES of the well trown C0lns
eL corner OF West and Canal ftres, consisting OF faror
xnni,ars rc.svcoi Piano Velvet Thr,..py I'D ingr-n
NArrs O1cloh mahoarnv walnut and Cosge bedstrads,
Rred HAIR hsttresses Bed. and Beading safesrs wss.
nes Bar and bI FiIturss gss fixtures EesAlran aud
Knyrsa Fcn SAFE stcam Tsbes, Fang- ccppsr Boilers
- khchsA Svyrure fartscai<rs IN sundays sale
ksyrHt,ry. Catalogues say of sas. By order q u. q.
The New York herald., 1866-04-19
HENRY II. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER.
IL Salesroom. No. g3 Liberty street.
HENRY ii. LEEDS MINER will sell by auction
FRIDAY, APRIL 20.
At 10Y O'Clock a the residence No 1853 West Twenty third

IL Salesroom. No. 4 Liberty street.
HENRY ii. LEEDS MINER will sell by auction
FRIDAY. APRIL 20
AT 0h O'Clock at the residence No l58 West Twenythird
. ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of
Velvet and Brussels Carpets carved rosewood Suit covered
IN crimson; figured bro ade Window Curtains to match
0uit ce do rosewood Suit IN velvet rosewood semi grand
u ave Piano. made by Gale Co rosewood marble top
Genre Table rosewood Etagere with mirror back gilt frame
Table, mahogany Chars rosewood and mahogany marble
top Dressing Bureau rosewood and mahogany Bedsead
large Hair Mattresses Bolsters and Pillows Paasses
Straw Beds Lambrekins rosewood Chairs Refrigerator
China, Crockery and Glassware Kitchen Furniture &C.
The above In perfect order well made and but little
made furniture Particulars In future advertisement.
uENRY D. MINER. AyCTIoNEER,
6ALEsROoM 81 NASSAU STREET OPPOSITE THE
POST OFFICE
BALE OF ELEGANT Hous1HGLD FURNITURE, RE-
MINER SoMFkvILLE viii sell at auction Satur.
day, AprA q, at l0 O'Clock at their 81 Nassau
-otIeet an elegant assortment of
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
Comprising rosewood and black walnut Psrior Suits in
Velvet Brussels and Ingram Carpets Flag
a1x7; Extension Tables Dining Chair Tete tete Curicd
Hair and Moss Mattresses Feather Beds Palasses
BLACK walnut Bufes Centre Tables Sofas, Lounges Mir
rors together with Kitchen Furniture Crockery, Glass
ware &c.
"A Counting House Safe, distrained for United States in.
An elegant Fire Proof Parlor Safe.
The New York herald., 1866-04-19

- FARMER, AUCTfOSEER, WILL SILL TIfs DAY,
ll n2 O'Clock. 80 Canal street ths Furniture Of
Gamiy leaving the and 81 5thers svg h0useke
INC consisting of Paror sad Cottage suits Bureaus bcd
0sds Chairs Tables and MTrUrs hattresses
0tc'oth., Carpets Beds aud Bedding Gas ch.niesr.,
irgerators Stoves cutlery, Glass Ccsery ard Plated
Dealers tnvited
The New York herald., 1866-04-19

BoGART, AUCT1ONEER THIS DAY. APRIL Ia
q at 10Y o'clock at No 2 West 1hirtieth street
Ninth avenueenteel Household Furniture consistng OF
mahogany Sofas Lounges Mirrors Brussels three Car
PETS solid black walnut Bedsezds, Hair Mattresses,
cnameed Cottage Suits Dressing Bureaus washstands
Dining Room oak Extension Dining Tables oak Chairs
hogany Rockers Parlor Chairs Crockery and Glassware
sls Deposits required from all purchasers The goods
Dast be removed same day
The New York herald., 1866-04-19

WILLIAM ABBOTT. AUCTIONEER-OFFICE ITO
Chatham square. sells to morrow Friday at l0K
O'clock the entire Furniture of house 3 Madison street.
consisting OF brussels and Ingram Carpets. mahogany
Mirrors Bookcases marble top bureaus and Wasstands
mahogany and other Bedsteads large Heater, Stoves on
cloth. Refrigerator Crockery. hne Chimney Ornaments
Ac
The New York herald., 1866-04-19

DfcHARD WALTERS, AUCTfOSEER-LEAsE or
n Grocery and I'VE roomswl sell this dsy Tharsiayb,
t II O'Clock "a East broadway, the Lease two OF
Grocsry store with nve rooms, q Spring street
posiuve. Lease valuable
The New York herald., 1866-04-19

rJ,o RRNr-A NEW COTTAGE FARM HOUSE, CONTAIN
ing seven rooms good barns rse garden with
plenty Of fruit 81 miles from Madison Morris
and ESSEX Railroad Ia New Jersey very reasonable
Inquire Of y. L. ELY, l84 Washington street. n "
The New York herald., 1866-04-19

Upper PART OF HOUSE 672 SECOND AVENUE,
y near Thirty sixth street, 70 bt. 70 small family Of
The New York herald., 1866-04-19
TJENRY u. MINER, AUCTIONEER.
IL Ssesroom Nassau street. opposite the Post ofce
MINER 4 SOMERvlLIE
will sell at auction

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 10 1885,
at their sAlesroorn, 81 Nassau street.
About 800 packages Of Unclaimed Goods Baggage Trunks
Yssrs, &c. chAreea storage, principally
Line together with several invoices from Storage Ware
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NATIONAL Finances.

Tho receipts for Customs at New-York from Sept to
che Stb were 3,S92,Ol6 40.
Tbc fractional currency destroyed last week amounted
10 S5i7 600. 49, go
National Bank notes issued the past week, SOL 40; 70
Hate s.Jl sd SIS The First National Bank at Frede-
rick aid received from the Printing Bneau, sept. .,
$4,000 IN small notes.
The sbursements for ending week accounts were as
follows: War Department S5Gi i52i Navy, S23l,o
Interior, S474292; total, 81 ,2736l2.
The Internal Revenue receipts Saturday were 81 lbI
So AZ tof the week. ss092g9i 26i from July TO date,
k}6 -, ii5 &c
Treasurer spinner has decided that in future exchanges
of small notes foraTge shall be only Of Legal
srs The exchanging small LegslTender notes for Ma
tonsl Bank currency is transaction that tends to IN
crease The issue of the former notes, which the Govern
ent decided not TO do only far actual necessity
shall drmald.
Mr. Spinner has issued circular calling the atension
Of Assistant Ircasurers Designated Depositares, and Off
gers Of National Banks to that portion of the circular is
sei Nov 49, 1864 which eniOns that, in the cancellation
Of coupons paid by them be taken not to punch from
the same either the numbers the dates disregard OF
This injunction has, in many instances subjected the
Offices OF the Department 20 great inconvenience mas
much as COUPONS the dates numbers OF which have
been thus removed the process Of punching have de-
laTed Il not entirely prevented the relmbusng o. the
Tress rcT for his payment OF the same.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-09-17

WErSHEsTER COUNTY holds her Agricultural Far this
week near White Plains, opening on Tuesday and closing
On Friday but the great day viii be Thursday, when the
Address will be delivered by ELLIOT G. CoWDs, esq
There win of be large attendance but shall there
De good FART That depends tho farmers and garden
es Of Tie County, who have hitherto done less than their
dutr. There is moro worth exhibiting in Westminster
than in almost any other cOuny-blooded stock superb
leans OF matched horses, excellent vegetables,
delicious fruits, &c.-yet nineteen-twehteths OF
the people 90 the Fair and gble that so meager
moi understanding that they accusing themselves We
sxhor them to leaf this year. and resolve
THAT thar Fair shall not discredit the County HeyeT
farmer or gardener would send his best produe-hougd
it DO but a single potsto-wo should have good Fam
The Harlem Railroad carries free oil articles in gooo faith
in e1dcd for exhibition. Now lot what the County