Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-10-03
News Items.
rn,lssIAN FINANCES.

\. PRUsSIAN FINANCES. i
In the Budget Of the Prussian Minister
of Finance, the national income Tor inc year
Is estimated at $1,000 600 thalers, anu tnc
expenditures at n, OO0, 900. The deficit is
to be shared between Prussia and Saxony.
ALABAMA CROPS.
The Montgomery Gala. Sentinel says that
in that State, very generally, the arrange
ment between farmers and freedmen has
been for the freedmen to receive certain
portion of the crop. II is estimated that
The portion of corn produced in Alabama
this year and falling to the freedmen as their
portion, will amount to greater number oil
bushels than the entire crop of Alabama any
previous year.
POPE ON THE AMNESTY.
Information has reached Washington, that
n number OF ex-Rebels in Alabama, excluded
| from voting by the Reconstruction acts, but
hardened by the late Amnesty Proclamation,
have presented themselves the registrars and
demanded to be registered The registra-
ton lists in that State are opened LOT reVl-
sion, us the election takes place October !,
but The registrars, in obedience to recent
order of Gen. Pope, refused 10 register these
PARTIES. because they were excluded by the
acts of Congress The applicants then took
steps TO test the question in the Y. S.Courts
/ REN ENUE MAllEho IN NEW iN'N''
Several prominent Internal Revenue OF
ficcrs Of New York city are in Washington,
and have for the last two days occupied, TO
n nrcnt extent, the time Of Secretary Nc
Culloch and Commissioner Rollins in listen
ing 10 their quarrcls. They are in preci-
Gus nuddle, and ii half what they charge
each other with being guilty of is true, the
moral condition of New York officials needs
n wholesome publication, and the whole
party ought to be cleaned out.
BALTIMORE POLITICS.
The Democrats have nominated Robert T.
Banks, for mayor. The Republican Unioi
State COMMITTEE has recommended vigor
Gus campaign and thorough organization To-
the coming fall election. There VIII be can cal
didatcs for all the offices in the field. Tn
disaicttcd Democrats, dissatisfied with tn
recent judiciary nominations, are cndeayor
ing to get up an independent ticket.
TROOPS FOR siTKA.
: The steamer John l.. Stephens left Sa
a Francisco, on Wednesday evening, with tw
:, companies of troops for Sitka, under JEFF
G. Davis, large quantity of live stock an
$ supplies. The buildings for tho troops al
nearly all ready at Sitka, but they may hav
TO camp for couple Of weeks. About thirt
mechanics and laborers accompany I'll
troops. The Stephens will touch at Victor
!. to land and receive passengers.
!, .GEoIGA RECONSTRUCTION.
!, The Judges of the Supreme Cont I
:. Georgia -Messrs Warner, Walker and lla
II ris-arc out in letters tavoring rcconstru
II ton under the military bills, ON the gronr
of necessity and expcdicncy
GENERAL slcKLEs.
1t is believed that instead Of the Presidc
:, giving General Sic'les u court of inquiry,
~ will direct him to be mustered out from !
major -generalship, and ordered to duty, wi
y =, his regiment, he being Colonel Of the Fort
=, fourth Infantry, now stationed in Washin
il ton.
~ MORE RETRENCiiMENT
!. Gen. Grant has ordered the discharge
RI one hundred and eighty clerks in the Quartz
Ia masters Department to date from Noyeml
v 81. Each one Of the elected has be
k granted leave of absence for one month,
ms which his pay will continue, to afford
MS opportunity TO obtain other cmploymel
an lii making selections for discharge, civill