National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1867-09-06

HuliiItu INV ltdlioHS W ltcluTt uui
ing The coming season.
Returns from the internal reve-
nue. department at Washington
show that there is falling off of
fifteen millions of dollars in the rev
enue for the two months past, as
compared with the returns for the
corresponding period last year.
Information received ut the Sur
geon Generals Office presents the
fact that nine regular army surgeons
have died during the past three
weeks from yellow fever This cX-
cecds the usual mortality in that
branch of the service.
Snow fell on Mount Washington
on Friday, when the thermometer
indicated thirty degrees.
They have Il summary way OF 81
lencing those fellows who below
their wares through the streets III
Connecticut; they contiScate then
stocks if they have not United
States licenses, and fine them be
sides.
Several Mexican detectives are in
New York in search of c. VI. MEDIA
Mich and several others, who are re
ported to have robbed the Mexican
Liberal Government Of 100000 in
gold at the time of the capture of
Macmillan. y woman who accom-
panied him here sailed week ago
for Europe. it is supposed with part
of the money, but will be intercept
ed there by cable.
p.. Albert Day, the superintend-
cnt of the Binghamton lnebrias.
Asylum. New York, says in conlu.
tation of the current Islander aboat
the prevalence of Drunkenness
among women, that in four months
he has had only eight applications
from women for admission. And
these eight were mostly victims of
opium, and mostly from Canada.
Two base bail clubs in Chattanoo-
ga, Tenn, have been indicted I'M
der a gambling law, for playing for
base balls valued at Il -,
\ gmsmith in st. Lou is having
had his store twice robbed, set a
from, ,yt,,, iusi1, ,,L;,l ,,-.,,II T.
fired by amy one attempting to open
the door \ young man WHO was
intoxicated tried to open the door
i'll mistake for that of his boarding
house, when the gun went off and
he was shot dead
AT Indianola, Texas, a few DAYS
since the Thermometer marked 100
degrees in the shade.
Seven eighths of the deaths in
New Orleans from yellow fever are
OF foreigners or unacclimatcd per.
SOhS.
y Galveston dispatch of Aug. 81
SAYS there were 2il deaths from
yellow fever in one week, also 100
at Corpus Christi up to the 10th inst.
About half OF the citizens are sick
or dead much distress prevails and
help Is needed.
Judge FCwic of the Superior
court, Martin county. y. C., has de.
eldcd that colOred men are entitled
to act as jnrprs by the laws of North
Carolina,
y respectfully attired Young man
formerly Il Wall street broker. has
been arrested in New York for mil.
ing down and carrying Oft posters
and circulars and selling them to
waste paper dealers. 1t is said he
VISITED the principal hotels twice
daily for this purpose.
The Washington Chronicle saws ::
\ short time after the rcA wal Of
Secretary Stanton, DIR. Liebcr. who
was III charge of the immense col
LECTION of official documents and
correspondence pertaining TO the
late So-called Southern Contcdcracv.
and which had been stored ana
carefully arranged for reference in
the building on Tenth street. for.
merry occupied by Fud's Theatre.
WaSremored, The supposed reason
Tor this removal is that is was deem
Ell important to place these docu
ments, some of which relate To fine
secret history of the rebellion ana
to various plots, in the custody of a
friend Of the administration.
IMPORTANT FACT.-Fill kcro
oSche lamp about Qnethrd full of
common table salt, aud then fiji the
lamp with Kerosene oil, and you
nave at once an oil that will burn
nearly twice as long as it would
without the salt, and give "A linht
even better than without it. This
addition of salt keeps the blaze of
the oil from smoking, and altogeth.
or me discovery of this simple fact
VIII produce great saving of ex.
pehSe to all who.try it,
NlcToRiA's BooK.-Thc Ouccn
ol England has added her name tn
the list of Royal Authors. Uor
work is "lhc Early Years of Ills
Royal illghncss the Prince Con.
SORT lust issued in London, and TO
nr repnblishcd Immediately by the
iiarperS; Much al the book is the
Queens own composition, and the
Nhole OF i has had her careful super.
N'S,on' IN" part of the book which
VIII al tract most utt.n,i., l.. -