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WHO Is TO HAVE THE WAR DEPARTMENT

WHO is TO HAVE THE WAR DEPARTMENT.
"Data" OF the baltimore Sun. says: --
"There is much speculation about the
probable successor OF General Grant in the
War Department. It appears to be conceded
troll OF that de partment in a few days, but who
will succeed him is not well settled. The only
names thus far suggested are Generals Blair,
McClernand, Ewing, and Steadman. The
probability is If either of these be selected for
the position, preference will be given in the
order they are named. ! have 1t from q good
source, however, that it il determined that
General Steadman will not be appointed for
re asons mutually understood by himself and
MIR, Johnson Hsr... ... - =
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PROM OHIO.

A dispatch received here this morning from
Cincinnati announces that fifteen counties are
yet to be heard from, about one halt of which
gave Republican majorities last year. The
dispatch also stated that if the Democratic
gain in those counties equals that in The others
already heard from, Thurman will be elected
by from three to five thousand majority
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fBy Bankers and Brokers' Telegraph

fBy Bankers and Brokers' Telegraph
Lewis johnson & Co. quote stocks aud bonds
In home and foreign markets as follows:
NEW YORK. Oct. 1O.-First Board-U s. 6's,
1881, coupon, 11lk 520s, 1862, coupon, l2 1864,
coupon, 100; 1865. coupon, 1Os; 1865, cou-
pom, new, 1917; 1867. coupon, I074; iO.i0's,
coupon, 1oOA; 1905. second, 1853; 1905, third,
1859; Canton, As; Cumberland, %: Quicksil-
New York Central, =; Pacific Man, l4aX;
Atlantic Mail, 1l4x; Erie, 63x; ditto pre-
ferred. 76 Hudson, 1as; Reading, iOlX; Michi-
gan Central, 1885, Michigan Southern, SO; ILL.
noIs Central, 49, Cleveland and Pittsburg,
s1X; Northwestern, 42A; do. preferred, IS 4:
Rock Island. 102 X; Fort Wayne, 1905; OHIO and
Mississippi Certificates, 26k; w. u. Teie-
graph, 35K; Cleveland and Toledo, 1870; Gold,
1i3k.
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THIIMPEAcHMKNT rxsr1xosx.Lrhs nr;

TH1lxPRACHMRNT TBSTIMONY.-The print
ing OF the impeachment testimony has been re.
sarned at the Government printing Office
Twelve printers are engaged on 1t, none Of
whom, 1t is ascertained, are sworn to secrecy.
The work IL going On at the rate OF about tan
pages day; and the whole OF 1t Will be com.
pleted and furnished to the members of the in.
dietary Committee before the meeting of Con.
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THE WHITE HOUsE.-A large number of
visitors were at the Executive Mansion to-
DAY, among whom were many Of the Presi.
dents Democratic friends who were anxious
to congratulate him upon their recent victo-
ries. Secretai iss McCulloch and Wells, At
tcrney General Stan berry, General Sherman,
Hon. Reverdy johnson. Representatives Mar
shall and Archer, Ex-Governor Cummings and
other prominent persons had interviews with
the Executive this morning. .r
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n7r OHIO ELECTION. aaa /
Humans Majority about Z. 0oo

=
NEW YORK, Oct. ia special dispatch to
the Herald says: ''7' ~.
assCoLUMBUs, OHIO, Oct. a-Fifty.iive conn.
ties have been offcially heard from M to this
evening 1t the State House, giving, in the
aggregate, n 1856 votes for Judge Th1rmAn a.
gain on the vote OF last year, and If not
reduced by the expected returns from the
Western Reserve, electing q Democratic Gov.
ernof OF Ohio We are anxiously awaiting the
full returns; but Thurman, the Democratic
candidate for Governor, il believed to be elected
by over 5000 majority. The suffrage amend.
ment is utterly defeated - L a
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Vermont General Assembly Convened.
sMoNTPRLIER, VT, Oct. 10.-The Vermont
General Assembly convened in this place to-
day. The two Houses were organized by the
election of the blowing Off GERS: Senate-Hen-
ry Clarke, of Rutland; House-Hon. J. W.
Stewart, of Middleblry, Speaker.
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THE WAR DEPARTMENT.

InH A6 : :
There seems to be no doubt that General
Grant will be relieved from the War Depart
ment in the course Of q few days, probably
before the close Of the week. Many persons
are confident that General Sherman will be
directed to take charge Of that Office, but it is
not likely that he will be placed in position
where he will have command Of his superior
oficer-General Grant. McClernand, Stead
man, Blair, and others are named as the sue
cessor Of General Grant
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PENNSYLVANIA,

Estimated Republican Majority 1000 in
the State. -
PHILADRLPHIA, Oct. 10.-The Republican
State Central Committee have additional re-
turns, and with a liberal allowance for losses
In their estimate for the remaining counties,
figure mp a Republican majority of 9. QUO in the
State. es=Hrrr
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WAR DEPARTMENT ADvERTIsING.-Generai
Orders No 90, just issued from army headquar.
tiers, promulgates instructions from the War
Department limiting advertisements to not
more than six insertions in each daily news.
paper to which they may be sent. -. .s
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
THK PKNNsYLvANIA ELECTION.

Detnscsssae Majority In SO Counties ,a7e-
gave SAB Republican Majority Last Year.
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COTNTRRFHIr u. S. BoNDs.-Admirably ex-
ecuted counterfeits on the U. S. 7-30 bonds, I'd
and I'D series, have made their appearance,
and before they were detected few had been
redeemed at the New York Sub. Treasury,
and it is stated that quite number of the
Wall street brokers in that city are victims,
but none to very large amounts. 1t was for.
tunate that the counterfeit was discovered so
soon, as it is one calculated to deceive the most
expert banking officers. "
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The Coupterfeit Seven.Thirties.

The Counterfeit Seven-Thirties.
NEW YORK, Oct. 10-Informanon mas been
received here that quantities OF seven -thirties
sent TO Washington to be exchanged into five.
twentiss, have been discovered to be counter
felt, and have been returned. They are said
to be admirably executed.
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New York Market.

NKw YORK, Oct. iO-Flour dull and droop.
ing; receipts 2S,475 bbls. Wheat quiet, and
abou 1 cent lower; receipts 125,427 bushels.
Rye cent better; sales of $4,000 bushels Oats
1 cent lower. Pork heavy; sales OF 500 bills
mess at S23. Lard quiet at 14a14A. Whisky
steady. Barley 2a3 cents lower. Cotton quiet
at 19a19k cents for middIing upIands. Freights
advancing. Spirits turpentine firm at 81 \ ass
Rosin quiet at 81 SO for MOL.
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RATIEIC ALTON OF A POSTAL TRkArY.-Ths
postal treaty between the United States and
Befsiu a, providing for transporting the mails
by eyefy steamer across the ocean, has bsen
ratified and will 60 into effecr Immediately.
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Heavy Robbery.

HARTFORD, CT, Oct 10.-The State prison
at Wetbersfeld was entered oy burglars last
night, and $500 worth Of silver ware stolen
The stolen articles belonged to Hall. Elton &
Co., contractors for convict labor In the bur-
nishing shop.
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Especial Despatch to the star.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 10, IL q. m.-Tm RhHa.
delphia Ledger's tables of election rett,ynS Eta.
day include hfty-nine counties. showing q
Democratic majority of 1879, with seven moro
Counties to hear from. These counties gave
54s Republican majority last year.
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CUBA TRADE REGuLATIoNs.-Our Vice
Consul at Havana has given notice Of an i'm.
portant order issued by the customs author.
ties OF Cuba, to the effect that goods must No.
be mar fested Ito order" when shipped to tn al
a,tn b.
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PosTpoHBMIKTo or THE SHRHNADl.-Anu num-
Der OF the Democratic friends OF the Presidsn,
to-day organized q movement to serenads him
this evening, but We understand they have
concluded to postpone il. ....rs +. ~.
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COLLECTOR OF CUsTohs.-John q. Godfrey
was yesterday appointed Collector OF Gus toms
at the Port OF St Mary's, Georgia, to nil the
vacancy caused by the resignation Of J. ]. Ru
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AorISe SECRETARY OF SrATx.-The Presi-
dent has appointed Hon. F. W. Seward'Acting
Secretary OF State during the absence OF Hon
VIM. H. Seward from the city.
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Observation-Disclosures
CHILDREN's CLOTHING
GAR1BALp1 AND zoUAvE
PLAIN ss 8s5 ;' ' SAE$l T. Trimmed as
cH1 fG5
'''si f S;sa rs II fsE'''
FINE BLACK CLOTH
BEAVER SUITS. ~
Good Black Cloth Frockss; So.
Black Cloth Frocks. $40.
BOYS CoLoREp AND WHITE
cH11DKEEEsSss 81 sH f f. WAISTS.
ssGsSS Al ETs's'''''
Boys, Genuine Buckskin Gauntlets..
r.a Boys Heavy Cotton Socks,
SOUTHERN CAsstMEREs,
sUIiHrs sqal
s.. GENTLEMEN And YOUTHS,
s.,> !. F1ocKs 5 AND h5G sahoDDY.
f'5ni Rss sna s twist S saits, So
s,snsf Bssiaess suss sSts e. SIS
Kentucky Jeans Suits, $40.
Waterproof Tweed Overcosts, So,
THE FINEST SELECTION
PIECE GOODS
ever had noc Custom 5sis} s'f WORK,
p EpW K9K bPf HGkk1s,
English Coatings, Beavers, Cassimeres, &C., made
'''Ns' - ~ new YORK PRICES.
am - HEAVY RIBBED l5ss .v.
/ !. n A,ra SHIFTS EEEf sAB sbnAw vi
LAMBs,wooL sH HE b AND DRAWERS, %
Very fine White and nd Scarlet Flannel shirts and
Boys Merino ssirss and Drawers.
i Warranted Buckskin Gloves.
E EIns R R9sss e eIstR s ssssss s g.
S TSSis., sii s,:: Sis f.; /, Sacks.
Es snsy s ssdy Plain isI Silk Vests.
Boys .S s Ras aar rfs School Suits, $3.50.
Boys, Cashmere Suits, S.. s,o %
Boys, Virginia Cashmere Suits:
Boys Waterproof Tweed Oyercoats.s
ONE pRfoE ASKED.
NOVLESs TAKEN. tg
.s.as GEO. @. HENNING.
No. aes Seventh street, pear MARYLAND avenue,
Corner Of Seventh street and Marylsnd avenue.
Observation-Disclosures
,EoR sALE-HoRsE, HARNESS, ana covered
Il WAGON, nearly new; nicely mAdeiN
suitable for carrying light merchandise, IN
at HOWARpS Stable, asa g street, be-N
sNeea On ana 80 streets, --....-- &C st
g g. F Fo RanRIks We hsys ost .ceved
which we are prepared TO sell at prices TO ~
INIT the tines Mstched Single snd Ssddls :, =
oss .4t .ooe,, -. ali Eighth Street.
ssKiILN,'G p I9A . 3D. . "a
DELAWARE AND OTHER CHOICE GRAPES,
In small cartoons aud splendid ORDER
= o9-N ~ ~ Vermont avenue and l51z street. 4
"A. nAoDof RoM PARIS, fl
DYEIHG AND SECURING EsTABLTsHMEET.
Kid Gloves cleaned without leaving the last
odor No. 500 east side Of ifth street west, near
Pennsylyania avenue. y - - &c s-lm
gGrARRIAGES4s CARRIAGESI CARRIAGEst-
els.s c nslS aaEEss wScR 81 seid
at re Aaopab1e pricesi PefsOns ID want iS4g@9E
Rhouid examine NY stock. Al large number of
second hand Bueeiess RockAwayss Ac.i Re pairing
p''A'p''' a''e''ee - ROBERT 81. GRAEiA MIS-
Repository, 314 u street, bet. 9Th and 9Th
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apE - Especial Telegram 70 the Star.l -
CINCINNATI, OHIO, Oct. 10th.-Hayes be-
Ieve elected BY some three thousand majority
legislature Democratic, Negro suffrage
amendment defeated BY from $1,000 to $1,000
majority. bsg,z 81 ig9ass''t,G IN 80
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Especial Telegram to the Start
NEW YORK. Oct. los. S. Cox telegra phs
here this morning from Columbus, Ohio, that
Thurman is elected, and the Democrats have
the Legislature 800.
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IMPORTANT FROM Pennsylvania.

Circular from the Chairman Of the Demo.
cratic State COMMITTEE to Buy,
tsa Votes. - s-.-'. .-..
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PERSONAL.

DERSONAL.-The person who extracted from
my coat pocket silver TOBACCO BON, while
riding in the Metropolitan Railroad car, this a
is notified that my address is No. %. Indiana ave
nue.. The box was a gift from a valued friend,
now deceased. oc l0lt-
CONSULT DIR. LEON,
~ 466 Tenth st. above Penna. av.
ALL ACUTE AND CHRONIC DISEASES Tin
both seXes) cured in the shortest time possible
EruptiOns on the face and all other skin and ler
vOus affections thoroughly eradicated.
Rooms private. No cure no pay. oc set
T ADIESl-Messrs. DOUGLASS & BRO, JO3
Il 9Th street, between ID and 4, owing to largely
increased facilities, will and after the 7th inst
the finest quality at a reduction of 20 per cent on
present rates Oc 5eoSt1
EQUAL TO MY HUSBAND.
{ Well, George, l want to get my hair dressed
: Hum Fanny that costs so much
Oh No, sir, it does not cost more than you spend
in Barber SHOP. See Madame Demongeot's prices.
Short f hair SOS Cut for ladies or GENT,
Long hair, 80 Shampooing short hair, 80
Outsidethe door, !. 90 Shampooing long hair, -
Flower Curs, 200 and dressing it, Leo
On hand, large assortment of Perfumery, Lohg
Hair of every extra color, Braids, Curls. Inyisf
BILE Wigs ON hand or made to order. AT DEMON
GEOTS HUMAN HAIR STORE, 27S Penn av.
bet 10th and 18th sts., south side. Sc Sim
nOCTOR SCHUMAN, OF BALTIMORE, may
II be 0,rsulted daily by Ladies and Gentlemen
in need vi the services of a skillfu and reliable
physician, at his office, 499 It'll street, between D
and Z, Washington, d. G. My celebrated PER
SIAN LIQUID sent to any address.
Letters must contain stamp. Sc H-1m*
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INTERNAL RRyENUK.-The receipts from
this source to-day were S434, SSe7 s.
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LATER FROM OHIO.

Hayes thought to be Elected Governor by
1aiiliin 70 8 5000 Majority. ~
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MAYORS OFFICE, s..-F
AVI WASHINGTON, D. c., October Q, 1857.
Proposals will be received at this office until II
O'Clock m. SATURDAY., the 1911 inst, for grading
and grayeling Z streetsouth, from Eleventh street
east to Eighteenth street east the gravel to be nine
the gutter line; to be veil rolled with heavy roll
Ter after graveling and to be relieved Of all boul
ders OF an Improper size, at the discretion of the
Commissioner of the Sixth Ward. -.
Bidders will state the price per cubic yard for
gradlng only that which measures the most to be
the Commissioner may direct. f'--.-- -
:. No part of the appropriation will be paid until
the work is approved By the Commissioner and as
sistant commissioners. .-..s
Bidders will state the price per cubic yard for
grading, and per squa va I'd for travelling 4. =
81. WILLIAM A. FLETCHER,
oc l0,4l8-3t Commissioner Sixth Ward.
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Inrsftant Habess Corpus sC..eesi Ma,
. 'f"H fsSttTiA taAOHpE a5Es1.75f

$ ST, IovIs, Oct 1o.-ThslU q Ctro~H Oour,
yesterdav ersnted d wilt of kobeSs cornIs com.
mar, naming the wsresA.oI the M,s.osri, Ieniten
: n ufphy, no Wass ssptenced by = xfiitaTr
tontntseson 10 ten Iyeasa imprison msnt Tor
b6a burr ing cngtAe Missiaeip pa. river dnrins
me VAT he ,JnIlsdictaonlan A m1wSr OF 9
offence will be the question on which viii be
predicatsd the discharge or remandius Of the
prisoner.
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THE OHIO ELECTION.

Dispatch from a Democratic Source.
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Especial Telegram TO the $,

The Democrats Claim the Election Of
Thurman Governor. =
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SOIREEs WILL COMMENCE
on FRIDAY, October 18th - n

NE WASHINGTON, d. c., October g. 1857
~ The Board Of officers convened by Special
Orders No. 400, dated Adjutant Generals Office
Washington, p. G., August 7, 1867 of which Brevt
MAJOR General Jos. X. Barns, Surgeon General,
U. s. A., liz president for the purpose of exanlin-
Ing the various patterns of Kapsaeks aud Accouter
snents that may be presented, and recommending
their indgmest,,' will be in session on Wednesday
the 10th day OF Oct9ber, 1867 At the ONCE Of the
Parties desiring to submit models Of the above ar
ticles for examination. may do SO In person or by
agent, at the time and place above mentioned
j. b. CAMPBELL,
captain At hArtillery, Byt. Major, U. s. A.
oc y-6t Recorder of tho Board.
IVA MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS
IhS of the WEST END BUILDING ,ASSOCI-
aIl1N OF Warrington will be held THURSDAY,
ner Of Pennsylvania avenue and 10th street, for
the first payment Of dues. ALI persons desirous of
taking shares are invited TO attend - - -
oc7H r. GOODCHILD, Secretary
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Government Securities.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 10, 1667.-Jay Cooke d
Co. furnish the following quotations Of Gsv-
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t'fh OnYn p FTl
" THE LATEST.

tSpeoiAf Telegram to the Sear.I
a. CoLuHBus, o., Oct. 10. Twelve counties yet
4 o Be heard from. II Thurman gainsi III those
eoonuee as ne mas IN the rest OF, the State he
will have one thousand majority,
..ha Especial Telegram to the ,SaFJ s9 ~, = =
oisClSNAFi' Oct. 10-Neons-Thes' Commer.
ga. tfepuoicanl this morning comedies the
oe'eat OF the amensdhmentby $1,000 majority. -
eng &C Especial Telegram to the Star. sAnHG
CihcihhATi' Oct. l0-i P-M.-Thsa Esouirer
lAemoefaue! CLAIMS Thurnans eleetion 7still
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~ The Baltimore American makes hand
some appearance in its ne " typo.
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T AIDES PLEASE READ THIS.-WILLIAM
IL PRINCE, 439 9Th street. has about six hun
ared 1000 well,made stamps Of elegant designs for
whole or part, and teach the buyer the Compost.
ton, furnish Cushions and Brushes, and explain
set lately used in Baltimore any lady wishing to
engage in this profitable business and having
small capital should call at once. je8
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-10

- The Legislature Democratic. ass7
Negro Suffrage Amendment Defeated -bv
sssa from $4,000 to SO, 900 Majority.
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Returns from PennsyIvaaia and Ohio.

A Fixed Sum TO be Paid the Day After the
Election. .saf Ids tzE
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WILTON J. SAFFOLD,
formerly Of MONTGOMERY, A1abama,)
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR-ATLAW.
WASHINGTON, D. C.
Office No. 42s Street, Opposite the City Hall,
Will practice in the Supreme Court of the United
States, Court of Claims, and the Courts of tho Dis
trict of Columbia.
Claims and Department business will receive
prompt Attention. Sc 1S-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-10

DOCK HILL COLLEGE,
II ELLfCOTT CITY, MD
Studies will be resumed in this Institution Cd
MONDAY, September2. rrs 49,.
TERMS:
Board, Washing, and Tuition, $3.50; Entrance
fee, $751; Physicians fee, 81. Music and Drawing
extra. ~ ...,..
au 2s.5w BRO BETTEL1N, President.
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BOARDING..

Unable BOARD-492 18th street, between Il
and I, one SQUARE above the Kirkwood Houses
a asat e
HUME, 492 18th ST., bet. Z and T. Z 0c l0-3t.
TWOi NEATLY FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
i rent with or without board, Apply at '237
10 OOMS AND TABLE BOARD can be found &
ll ~ Nunharft1ri afraat GaorgatoXn. ID o.
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EDUCATIONAL.

EVENING COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, No
u 594 It'll street, between G and II, Navy Yard
Young Ladies and Gentlemen are respectfully in-
vited to attend; hours of instruction from to D.
m
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and Castson CLOTHING, old
w GOLD and SILVER, or any other article OF
value, at the old established Merchant Pawnbro.
ksr's Store Of r FgLTON CO., s9e 9TH street, .
SINGERS SEWING MACHINE. denly
New-York tribune., 1867-08-20
CORPORATION NOTICE..
CITY OF NEW YORK, DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE,
H~
BUREAU OF ARREARS,

ARREARS sAuguts }
heryg Of the
IN 0
his
N 1862 April 30 1863 designated
wHht
insucIay
be
il fnsad
and and Of
Of fNwYq rau the of
Water in h o. New York.
of Comptroller AS o Arrears
New-York tribune., 1867-08-20

" kIlINe sh'
" ,.".,, 0o r''''''''''',
New-York tribune., 1867-08-20

By order of EsB. CONNOLLY, Comptroller
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-11-15
Our National Domain.

The report of the Commissioner Of
the Land Office shows that seven mill
lions acres of tile public lands have
been disposed of ddring the past year.
There is still remaining 1,4O0, OOO, 900
acres, including tue recently acquired
Russian territory. There are thirty
maps descriptive of States and Terri
tories, together with carefully prepar.
cd map of she WORLD The Commits
sioner argues to show that the United
States are now 5000 miles I'm sdvance
of England on its route to China and
japan and the Indies, demonstrating,
in this connection, the necessary dii
version of that foreign trade to this
country, and its effect on our public
lands in the Pacific slope and the Mis-
sissippi Valley. There are now $1,000
miles Of completed railroad in this
country, which, since their commence
ment, Is at the rate Of thousand miles
q year, while the number of miles in
course of construction Is 1850. The
report, among other interesting sub
ject, treats upon the mineral and agri-
cultural wealth of the country. ., ...
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-11-15
Italy-Gal.ibnldi.

The movement Of Garihaldi against
the Pope of Rome is at an end, and
however inexpsdient or ilfstimed 1t
may have been, few there are, with a
true spirit of liberty, who will not re-
gret the result. Garibaldi attempted
to dislodge the Pope and secure to the
people of Italy a release from oppression
and wrong. The Papal States have
been ruled for centuries to, the detri-
ment of the interests of the people, and
at the call of Garibaldi, their chosen
leader, they rallied to his support and
a movement was made against the
eternal city. France interfered and
sent troops to reinforce the Pope
Garibaldi marched with ten thousand
men in front of the city of Rome, ard
a battle was fought in which the in
surgents were defeated and their leader
captHred. BY the Intervention of
France, the ultimate overthrow of the
Papal Hierakry in Italy was indefinite
~ postponed. s..LA .-
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-11-15

The Mount Vernon (Ohio) Repu6ii-
can says that Mack" the reporter Of
Cincinnati Commercial, who reported
Vallandigham's speech la that city, did
not report II as it was delivered, but 40
Vallandigham had written II out.
Several matters of q personal character
were omitted. Val. declared that he
did not shout, CASA, Asa, from
his window when he was arrested,
but shouted Police, Police,n Again,
he gave the details of his interview
with General Rosecrans how he talk
ed with him until the General admit
ted he could argue with him: how they
drank two bottles of liquor, and the
General got SO mellow as to let out the
secret that Lincoln sent Val. South to
have him murdered, aud several other
windy and Dragging incidents related
by him. All these were omitted i'm
the printed speech. OF course he has
q right to 60 before the public through
the press in his own words; but it 10
we'll enough for the country to know
that he said many thing here which
were not in the printed speech. md =. 4 :.