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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-07
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Imperial Reconstruction and Satisfactory
Prosr~ss-Prudent Diplomacy In the Lux
esnburg Qucsstcn-Tempsing Alliance Offers
from France and PRUSSIA Rejected by BRron
Beust-Seeking TO Attain the Position Of
burG Originated In vicnns-Hunaarian,
Crcatian aud Bohemian Politics. &c.
- ~ VIENNA April 20, 1861.
While The rct OF Europe either actively engaged In
or passiveIy watching the solution Of the last new
sssnaon, 'the Luxembourg question:" Austria marches
on In The way Of northumberland that any want Of
interest IL manifested here 10 respect to that snair
sither In political circles by tho general public
Quite the contrary. the Austrian papers TEEN with
ssuasts on the aussIsp end tbs sssss intelligence"
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EU R 0 pc.
The Reform Demonstration in
London
A Vast Assemblago, Orderly and Unrc-
strained by the Government.
Royal Clemency Expected for
the Fsnian Convicts.
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The Forts Of ct. Petersburg and
cronstadt Open to Trade.
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THE REBELLION IN CHINA EXTENDING.
&C. % DO. DC.
9he Ports Of ct. Petersburg and
0ronstadt Open to Trade.
THE REBELLION IN CHINA EXTENDING.
&c IA kc


Non.Interference Of the Government With the
London Demonstration.
LONDON, May Ga NJ.
The Derby government have ceased to oppose the pro-
posed reform meeting In this city.
Vast Assemblage Ia HYDE Park-Perfect Order
x.,-s .ss-s Maintained.
LONDON, May Evening.
The great reform meeting which has been in contem-
pation for some time occurred in Hyde Park In this city
to day As expected there vast crowd Of peo
pie In attendance. though but few speakers
I There were rotous demonstrations whatever, and
the services OF the police were not required
Not one Of the extra Po!Icemsn Who 6sa been sworn
IN Tor this OCCASION was present The meeting was Of
very short DURATION and tho multitude dispersed with
out disorder.
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Race Tor the Two Thouss.
Ncwmarks, I'D Gntnens at
Far .o rrSn y the LONDON ..; ~ sr..s
Guness has 80 increased rsce Tor the Two thousand
is mean rival IN value and popularity that II
counter been Ipv~ tho memorable Rowisy Miis en-
"a on this occ~ TED with such general excitement
market ts1 - one OF The most remarkable IN New
rounded Z annals The mystery when has sur.
tua III several prominent horses the betting dur.
az last lev weeks, and continued We NAV sImos,
a. % The last moment maintained IL snscinsng In
NV ~ oo'n DOCK makers and hackers. who asssm.
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FnAHKyonr. May q 1851.
Omitted States hvs-twsaty bonds closed q 763<.
The Liverpssl Cotton Market.


Onitsd States nvstwslty beads closed q 763(
The Liverpssl Cstssn 1larkes.
LzvnrooE, Nay e-Noon
mo cotton market Is quiet; sales to-day, 1000 bales
msadiiag uplanAs. llkd llxd.; middlns Orleans,
llXd
Lvraroor, May 0-Evsnins
Cotton closes with decline Of "a. on middling up
lands Tue niss to-day foot up Il. 900 bales Inc fol-
lowing are ths closing quotations :Nddling uplands
1lKd.; middling Orleans llKd
Lfverpool Breadseun Market.
EvmrooE, Nay e-Noon
Msat-eAIss Of red Western u lss 3D.. and Caiifor-
mia ct 14s Cd Corn, 4sa Cd . - Barley, a Cd.
Oar, g. u. Psas, a.
Lvnroor, May s-2P n.
The cotton market II easier but there is no quotabis
LzvERPoos, May e-Evening.
'Brsadstuh close quiet Western red wheat, lbs. Cd.
and white California at is. Cd corn, as barley,
- Cd. oats o. ID. peas, As.
Liverpssl Provisions Market.
@NMt LIvERrooL, May e-Noon
Provisions are quiet Pork, Via Cd beef, l21G 3D.
bacon, sos lard. ola ID. cheese. COS
LlvKRroor, May e-Evcnne.
Provisions close without change Pork. TIA Cd. I;
bssf l27a 3D. bacon, soa lard STA Cd cheese. eos
.Liverpssl Prsdace Market.
LrvERPoor, May 6-Noon
Petroeum-Salss Of Spirits 81 Ill., and refined at Is
3D. Pot ashes 1t s4s. Spirits OF Turpcntns 3es
Rosn-6alss OF common OF 1s, and nne At 1is Tallow
l4s Cloverssed STA
.Mf I1vHsfoor, May e-Evening
Spirits Of Petroleum I'D Refined Petroleum Is 3d.
Potashes 34a Spirits Of Tupentine asa Cd. Common
ostn IS Fine Rosin 13s Tallow As. Cioverscsd STA
The London Markets.
LONDON, May 6-Noon
No. IL Dutch standard Sugar 24s Scotch pig iron 52s
Calcutta Lnsssd e5s spermsoil f13l. Linssed oil csc
whale oil ESQ. Linssed cakes 90 Is.
LONDON May GAP. Nj
No. II Dutch standard sugar 10 without change
LONDON, May e-Evening
The brsadstuffs market Is steady. No. IL Dutch
standard sugar. 2la Scotch pig iron, 62s Calcutta
iinseed e5a Linsecd OIL ESQ. Sperm OIL El31. Whale
oil, CSC Linseed cakes 90 1Ss.
The Antwerp Petroleum Market.
ASrwKRP, May Q, 1897.
Petroleum closed at Ask francs per barrel for standard
white. NHt
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There was fun house and splendid performance nj
this establishment last evening The end men Chrsty
md Boyce were fully up 70 an the points Of their bust
ness and their novel variations Of old and their
fresh jokes and srosesque antics kept tho house IN per-
petual roar Among other novelties In last evenings
performances was the tho clog dancers or
the establishment Mesrs Hu shes and Hogan, Of two
massive gold medals each bearing the single inscription
"kxcclsov' These were the glgts or committee or
lady sdmirerA Manager Grfin made tbs presentation
speech, and Mr. Hughes responded grseafulfy IN lew
we'll chosen words the affair very pleasing fea
turc Of the performance, and loudly endorsed BY
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Academy Of rfusic-Thc Japanese.
Mcguire and Risley's imperial Japanese troupe ap-
pesrsd for the FIRST time In Now York last night at the
Academy OF Music, which crowded to iss fullest
extent Want OF space compcls TO defer descrip-
ton Of the truly wonderful feats OF those children OF
the Tycoon but we can readily assure our readers that
nothing like them has boon seen before 10 tho metro
polls The butterfly trick, top spinning and. scrobac
eas are surprising, and fully maintain the high opinion
expressed Of the troupe In other ctes They continue
every night this week at the Academy
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THE FEMIAN c0NVlcTS.

Hopes that ColoneIs Burke and DOrnn May
Not BE Executed.
LONDON, May 6-Evening.
The AorSin0 Pox, In an editorial to-day expires ses
the opinion that tho government win execute the
sentence Of dessh recently passed on the condemned
Fenaus Burke and Doran.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

SOUTHAMPTON, May ., 1867,
The steamship Deutschland, from New York s.pril
rs, arrived Al this port to-day, en- route 10 Brem>n
LSvEnrool, May 0-2PM
The steamship HIbernia from New York April 20, ar.
rived At glasgow this morning
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- N BALfMORk, Way D, 1901.
The case Of ,. H. Rogers, indicted with s. n wentz
on the charge o. cmbexxmg the funds Of the Mechanics
National Bank, was up In the Circuit Court to-day
Calender, the government bank Inspector rho case
will probably BE- on several days. Wsntx previously
verdict IN Rogers cass.
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z UssIA.

Opening or NaviGation-The Nova Free From
Ice.
81. PETERSBURG, May 9, 1867.
The ice went out Of the river Neva and the habor to-
day. and the ports Of 81 Petersburg and Crenstadt are
again open to commerce
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Loss Or TIVE srfAmsMp PRINCE ALBERT.

MoNTRRAf, May Q, 1851
Point at Ave O'Clock this afternoon.
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The RebellIsa BxtondIsg and tho City Of Nan.
KIN Threatened.
LoSDox, Nay Ga O'Clock p. n
The rebellion II China lie reported to be spreading
The city Of Naakia Is shrsassned BY the rsoela
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NEW YORK LEDGER. containing the ers, .,.o,.. -
Henry Ward Becchsr's story, Norwood. Or yu.ye
New England" The appearance Of the pastor Or p,v,.,
Church In this new field certainly matter worth, !,
nois and. after having read many Of hi. po,,o.e
speeches. not to his sermons Il amos, ,.ras
as coming upon the illustrations novel, aEorxooa q
supposed 70 lie In the western part of this STATE
NJ. Bseehsr takes especial pains to warn his ss.a-
su that they need look for nothing Sensational.
and remarks: "our simple story Of domestic lie
win take " to point intermediate between The rugged
simplicity Of towns and the easier life or
cities" AbIah cathcart and Rachel soomb the rss char
actors introduced are indeed sumcisnty eomuonpAcs.
although is they only play tho uninisrsssne
part Of However yet too early 70 crssss
Mr. Bsechers work. and he adds the fame Of the aovsus
to the fame Of the orator. shall b glad record t.
from the PhiAdelphia Prsss.I
HrsRr WARD Brrcmra.-"Norwood; or, village Life Ia
New England the title Of the new story which Mr.
Beschsr has written for THE NEW YORK LEDGRR
We safely predict that there will be the most ssasl
and intense dssro how Mr. Beechsr great I. -
pulpit and the PLATFORM distinguish himself in psoss
fiction
e Se n: Yss A ss E Ana e.
been since that evening He In his o0
ana gold watch suspect he has murdered, and vii
pay sou Tor information which will lead 10 the detection and
conviction OF the offender All win be keeps
IN the srictest confidence Address 0rconpoln
Long Island or TO A. H. e. Smith. Jr, No. Sheriff street.
New York.
An. @. SMITH.
MeSs sa TG sssEu 2" WIZ E"rt b!
cause IL makes lasses sweetcr.
IN rfiE NEW HERALD BUILDING 4
SUITABLE FOR
: AN iSsURAYcE orPIcR,
A RAILROAD OFFICE.
JEwELRY STORE.
OR ANY BUSINESS REauiRINa <
AND CENTRAL LOCATION.
S'sle % Ley IN NJ RIG IL NEW 'haEERALD BUILDING.
! --..--.. SUITABLE FOR
A BANKING HOUSE,
AN INSURANCE. OFPICE,
A RAILROAD OFFICE,
JEWELRv STORE .
any business requiring prominent and central 10
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The steamship Prince Albert from Corpus Christi Tor
New Orleans with cargo Of cattle and hides was
wrecked on the beach west OF Galveston yesterday.
The crew and passngen wsre saved The vessel was
total loss. She was not insured
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Eye Bar, csisrrs. fSla1. S'-- ~ Disensss Of the
sumption. r~-- -, Lungs, Liver, Heart aud Ton.
81 Fifth avenue, corner Of Twenty -eshth
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xytss. Tevpce. and ,Ornsncmial H,,r-.
BATcHELOR'S, 10 Bond street
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splendid new store: .iss liS Bresdwsy oppcsae 81
James, Hoffman and rfth Avenue hotea where he will
cell his Ladies' Misses and ChAdrens Boots ana shoes Al
low prices JEFFERs. l,i56, i,i3s Broadway.
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The Howe Machine Ce's Loo. ~ a.sesnr S !, ~.
ing Machine-ELfAS HOWE. VI. 20 Sht y. v..x ~"
sewing maehneD. President. 500 Broadway ~" '"~
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store to Let " fh hEs INV ~nafEsALO suILsrse
AAHi ''0'o" SUITABLE FOR
BANKING an s9 lSSssSEkASoE orrroE,
sAlkS SRMsGsy ssFFosE. -
other business requiring prominent and contra. %
A.-4AiiEEAUSNaAft;s PAPER COLLAR coxrArr.
The 4. h. has % ~. so:
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ssss "a, %
q each Tune had blank refusal and 70 this day do not
proved the record. r.
o.s They have r. for &. so %
S:sa ss :sss through s IL y Ssss
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forcing dealer: e bond e sA.s sHsos ~. -
fs':s . SsaA &c
may 3 :sss y ne Fsp.s SoI:. cO@Ssoy isS
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r. g e f, s sss Hsn Gse ts
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% q Is. % s wiling Aa Ss
lie IL New fs. III. lily
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f1s :s si rSs8s - S SSSSa %
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AZ sss sMs.;sss
: Wison Msnnfsssarss Company se'd on's = Eap.as
e. s::.sI ,.:
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sov + nc s.' ssmp s:c
tors i IS Paris E.posaoa, 1851 Nos John ssses
next Broadway, drss iof.
Al Prizes Cashed In Legal Lotteries. --Circs-
VT 'n' ''-"''s' j. cLUrE. suossr i7s broadway
v!s: Beam. y a..s ;s. ys% ~ 81. y s ysSEs
81 Cedar street.
Batchelor,s HAIR Dy~.--Thc Beet In the
world cay perie, Dye harmless reliable 'asiaa'ans-
.::sSsas s s:; :rs sLs
nss ss seif fsi
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r New York. anlurSer RI noi Il q ''' rooms ~
us: .ss Fs ss : sss :s..: g:
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81 Firth avenue, corner Of twenty .elshlh
B Es.:s. g=sssi; rr'"'"~ SEWN.
Lea q Perrin's Sauce-Deiictoas with sowp,
JOHN DUNCAFs SONS Agents for the uuised States.
l
.,RIsssg's val . .a Hes Removed e. Ills
James Hoffman and fifS Avenue hossIs wssre ~ vii
ssIl bic Ladies' Misses s1s Ghasreas Ana :;
Rsysi, Haxss m ass All Legal Lottery Prize.
"a CLAYTON. 10 wall stree. New York
1 ----------------~--
Eoys msysgs PAID
| Doubloons and Al kinds Of Gold ana Silver -
TAYLOR A CO.. Bsnksrs. 10 Wall street. M
4
way which Complainant an concernss Win .ch oess's
.s ~ n hsS n ;,.,. Sas
heads Of half shs community
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The Un'vsWFaacciL EsySTi KS cI REgrpfi.n
N. sALOMoNs. sls Broadway, corner caaa' ss'ee'.
~ Tsss H.ws ssfis sst go e LES. %
| sewing mschinej. President so Broadway ~" ~"
l
wheeler a. wilson, Lcc sit sh -cw,ns We
chine and button iIos Machine 70 y" ''"@y
Wsss Tgg.gefs ss snnf ns'r Dyeins ~ ceisrs ~
BATCHELoR's 10 BOND areee
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ron sk kyI.g r!nnfSr sElF; AcllSa r,xrgArs
a. NJ v AshAhW oks<sSss.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The Lenden Meney nGarkes.
LONDON MAY 6-Noon.
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.ss.s s sa Es's. ~. gsr.ss H. - ss:''s va"
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A.-A.-A.-DIeerschaum Of KGLdeNbcrS's
nns sspsisel q what ali genlsmsn s.cSF covss. Yes
IS KIpos,ioa, 1857 Nos Aafi John ssfese.
ne 10 broadway, first loft
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ufactured. Wholesale ana tesaa'' aiso xx~~-zr-
Astor House applied al Ma 8
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Care W~rrausoA or Money Reengav Id. DIR.
FiTLERS vessabie Rhcumatic Remedy pern sntiy
ss:s DEAs 'SSzkEsks sSa ia.
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,Dcnamcc Fire and Burglar Proof safc..
Also second hand Safes al % Murray street corns ccle
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n n T-Whut Docs0re. Ministcrs and Pre-
fcssors think AZ them Il recommend their use 70 public
srcsEsss-Rev r. chsyin 81 haze never =. ehsngss
from The rsi creeping 20 think better o. tina. which os
.nn tb,nk ng oil REV Henry Ward bcecher Nxcss
sservce In subdulng hoarsenessnRev Daniel Wise New
York sThe frochcs stan Of life 20 sssSs
rdvard North President or Hamilton College, ClRtyn ~
" "a simple elegant combination for coughs So
ryr n Hlaslow. Boston,.
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a New Meoruehaum-8tOr 81 Pouak - 0O0,
Nassau; asea Dsoro
tofors CO. Broadway, foarth strsss. Rse nsG
Boiling q. -
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Lock 6titoh Sewing Machfnes manufactured ~ vheeo
wilson MsnnfacinrDs Company. ssld onie NJ Enipss
8. u. Co., - Broadway. =
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Bss?. Vanilla. xan, "a y.sllIs ysygilnss
81 Cedar street. y.
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After tho 9eerm tho 9Uus4luos
Aftsr the darkness the da21gAA !
Provided P6RfEST c0U6a SxLsxHis.. assA
Depot - Barclay s1ro1k.
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ecun. q sicEr" ,,sck. Of PhiIadeiphls. ON se-
-~~r-svet New York. until further notice. WINS -
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The Un'vsEas:i, Il Es .,g y, cI REEqi.1.
N. sALoMoNs. az Broadway, corner eaaa' s'ee'.
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The utGh Leew esrNcfwre Spanning Broad
way, which compliments all such onstS
dos pcs .bridys hs busness csrren. towing q
street ana No SIS Broadway under the Prescott house
krvxs new ana stylish SPRING HAT has turned sac
heads Of half The community
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ROYAL Havana Iottcry.-Prixcs Paid IL
gold. Information furnished The hluhrst rntss pa,a Il
Doubloons and AL kinda Of Gold ana Silver
TAYLOR 4 Co, Banksrs, IG Wall strest No
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There change IN the price Of consols or or Anne
rioaa securities the rsporv with the sxcep-
zion Of Illinois Csasra shares, which have advanced x.
LONDON May 0-Eveuin4
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Whit is the Sweetest Thing on Earth
PHALON'B NIGHT BLOOMING CEkkUS. Whyt Be-
cause IL makes lasses sweotcr.
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Apauserous Call from cuba.

The Diario, of Havana, is little too zeal
GUS in the service Of Queen Isabella, in charg-
ing the United States with being party to the
indiscriminate slaughter in Mexico by the
liberals of their prisoners Of war, and in call
ing for coalition of the European govern
ments against America, in order to cause their
common rights to be respected throughout this
continent. Now what would be the first result
of such coalition, if Spain were involved in it :
Unquestionably it would be the loss Of the
island of Cuba. The tenure upon which that
"ever faithful island" is held by Spain is peace
with the United States, and the first result Of
a hostile European coalition against U.s. en-
bracing Spain, will be the seizure of the islands
of Cuba and Porto Rico, and their permanent
annexation to the United States. This annexa-
ton, coalition or no coalition, is manifest des-
tiny in the course Of events but it will depend
upon Spain whether 1t Is to be through the
agencies Of peace or the instruments of war.
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rraud, In tho Treasury Department.

1t appears probable that the investigation
made some time since into the conduct of the
Printing Bureau Of the Treasury Department,
the results of which investigation were sup
pressed and never properly given to the cOun-
try, turned up instances Of remarkable NAL
feasance in Office. 1t is alleged that the sup
pressed testimony gives the facts Of the
squandering of public money by hundreds Of
thousands of dollars at a time that in one
instance those who should make the returns
of printed money failed to account for the sum
Of fifty millions that in other instances paper
and printed notes were not accounted for, by
which it was possible and probable that in
bonds, notes and fractional currency, guam
titles of money were surreptitlously put in
circulation, the whole amount of which would
reach half the figure of the national debt; for
which vast sum the government, Of course,
never received any benefit. 1t is further
alleged that the testimony and facts of this
astounding fraud were hushed up in the
interests of a prominent Presidential can.
ddate who is himself millions deep in the
defalcations.
As all men can see, there Is tremendous
power lodged in the hands Of our Treasury
Department. 1t controls annually fifty millions
of revenue and the currency. Such trust
most tried integrity; for without high prin-
| ciple and most scrupulous and exact honesty
here, we may at any hour have precipi.
| tated upon us unheard-of disaster. Blu,
| il appears that this Department is rotten In
every branch. We are never without the
necessity for investigation into the collection
Of customs at our ports, and in the collection
of internal revenue we have seen and are
seeing every day that robberies of gigantic
proportions are in constant progress, princi
pally in the articles Of whiskey, petroleum ant
tobacco Investig alton and discovery Of iraut
have seemed in conspicuous instances to be o
little use; for the plunder is in such proportion
that 1t will pay to buy up any number Of com
mittees at any price. and the most startling
discoveries thus end in the lamest report tn
country has Q most vital interest in knowing
the truth az to this alleged fraud in the Printing
Bureau; for it Is clear that greater robber.
could be perpetrated there than at any othe
point, and such robbery might call inquestiol
the validity Of millions Of dollars now adoa
pretending to bear upon II the properly afdxe
pledge of the government responsibility.
The moral Of all is, that il the people Of th
United States cannot elect Congress possesse
Of the ability and honesty to put the nations
finances on . sound basis, TO expose fraud
. and punish them with rigor, tLen the nationa
credit is not safe for day; we stand upo
the most precarious footing that ever natio
stood upon, and are likely at any time to ru
into reputation and general and individu'
| ruin
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The Canadian correspondence We publish
to-day gives some idea Of the fierce political
struggle now going on In the British American
Possessions. But the bitterness Of the public
men, the rivalry between the Browns and the
Nacdonalds, the MOKenzies and the AcDou-
gals, and all the other Macs Of this Mac-ridden
country, are only the foam on the surface, cast
up by deep agitation beneath. The truth Is
that the new dominion IL nothing more than
an ill-assorted happy family" Of provinces,
with few interests ip common, and an Infinite
number Of preiudices and antaeonisms to driye
The New York herald., 1867-08-12
swwullxe TIVE GOVERNMENT.
Extensive Frauds In the Pay Department
Through Forged Discharge Papers OF sol.

Extensive Frauds In the Pay Department
Through Forged Discharge Papers OF Sol
diers.
81. Loris, August IL, 1867.
], has come TO light here within few days that
sensivs frauds have been perpeiated on the United
States Pay Department through forged soldiers dis
charge papers. The amount paid in this Department is
said TO be very large There appears TO DO organised
system for the collection Of money forged papers
not only here but in Washington. Baltimore, New YORK
and other Eastern cities man named Frank W.
Howard has been arrested here in whose house large
quantity Of forged discharge papers and trsnsporauon
vouchers were found and two men named Bernard ana
Benedict arrested ., Lsavenworth rev days nnee
while attempting 10 collect money on similar pspsn
Colonel Rogers United States Mhrshai OF this district
and Deputy Marshal French OF Kansas, left for New
York and Washington on Friday 70 ferret the matter
out. I, ,s believed that Immense sums Of money have
been paid by different unted States disbursing officers
on forged pspsrR