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FROM WARRINGTON.

Especial Dtspates to Ge BaAtaoye Sux.l
rRxAsURY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES REMOVAL,
OF sUPEEHTENDEyT CL4ARK-TENURE OF OFFICE
Aw-pREslDHNT JoHNsoNs PosTTIoN-aRNERAL
:WAaaMspoN, October 2a.-It is given out that
the Committee ON Rstranchment, now exnmining
TITO the affairs Of the printing bureau q, the
looh to suapend 8. NJ. Clark from the supDerinten-
doncy OF the bureau above named. 3f
The members OF the committee to inquire into
but did not transact any business. They expect to
proceed with the inquiry tomorrow.
Certain editors Of newspapers suggest that in
constitutional, by the removal instead OF suspen-
sion Of Mr.. Stanton, the President is inconsistent
WI bus avowed policy, TO regard all the acts Of
reverse by the supreme Cour In answer to ina
y 10 understood, Mr. Johnson makes this distinc.
tion batsvsan hia responsibility and dnty nader the
passed over his veto, and which he yet regards os
nnconstitutIonal, namely that In the matter OF
the he removal sas g member Of ths Cabinet, there are
do he act Of aota t 4 can wi, 1a1 ne. Inc ,nliaatiyo and
adjudication Of the Supreme Court, and tSese two W.
persons are the President and the cabinet officer
oehar n1Acars and cieigeRs are the parties directly
affscted, and are required to perform, or refuse "a
perform the acts that make up o case for the deci-
I'm this view OF the subject, Mr.. johnson was the
only ono who could take such action ne would
evensually carry the case before the court; no one
snaoval OF . cabinet minister for him. He alone
has the power OF removal Of that officer. In the
execution OF other Acts Of Congress-, the Executive
3 whose 1isSt as, sss a & &c sns sss psssdS1 s ss 9Ss Issa,, q q
test the constitutionality OF the laws. -
Gen. Grant has been Ill for the past two days,
~ op1 hn nss therefore NOT visited the War Department
60 ID Do ont tomorrow.
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George Francis Train illustrates hiSpxsaY In
ths solSowing specimen ~ "As prorniseA. Z bu;lt
for their accommodation d hotelih ssxtv ,aaya y
. eoas Of swenty Thousand dollsrs, With bIaoE yysI-
mus ftrnttare In, and rented 1t to West Posat Ca.
sssas sr Ave years fos iafty thouaand dolIars. I
shall 3iesvs nsxs week 10 sluHnp Kansss en- W.
naan's BuSfkage. NY one ninidni Yr,sh saras w,yi
ssn on the Presidential vote, ana Il, nv ava t,o,-
sAassd oity Lots bring Farnam street prices. 4 Van
1saaLss thirty ~rnillions. 4 shaal inyitsS omr fhons.na
TufcpeAn and American tgneats on 4 IN -r,ortsss
excursion over the Union rAeieo Railroad rors,a
the worid.s
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Inc Raleigh Sentinel says, "Information has
been received by o friend OF oure in this CITY. from
Q gentleman in Illinois, that there ia in HI.
county On ex-bumber OF sherman'a army Tho
stole Q Ane horse named ssBlack Havk y srd =
blooded bay mare, ffom the neishborhood ~
Ralaish, Ncxth Carolina, in 1865. The horaa q ~
ported TO have died, hist he still has the mara IN
his possession, and also . very fne roam maye
which was probably stolen from the ~neighborhooa
Of Ohsrleston, 8. 9. Any person having lost any
s.eA ~assinaals, by calling at this c4asssso viii be fur
nsshsd With sub facts as may possibly lead to
thsir recovery
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

.yJtg. .4iJ YstF3 TO May 1s6L b
ofnce- Of Sperintendent of Streets to provide for Keep
Ing the Streets. lanes. Alleys. and open Courts in the
hereby Pnblished for the Information OF all concerned;
For the due protection OF the said contractor or con.
TRACTORS, 0is fssrkAer orfatned, Tint ever owner. lessee.
occupant and tenant OF any premises nohtng I'm any
street. lane. alley. or open court. shal on every day
(Sundays ~exceptedl have the dirt. hlth. garbage. or other
ofal. ptssed 9bFfEont pf bis or her bot, IA A,barteL box or
heap, andf rreadiness TOT the Contractor by the hour OF
seven O'Clock, A. n, from the inst day OF May to the
frat day Of November In every year and by the hour OF
nine O'Clock, A. M, from the first day Of Novomber to
the arst day o. May following. And any peraon offend.
Ing shersin. pr placing any dirt, nth. garbage, Or other
oGast In any street, 1aneyor alley. Or open court, after the
hours above named, shall be subject to o fine not less
than two nor moro than tive dollars, for each and every
offence, 70 be imposed by the Mayor. .. ~
By order W.. II, SMITH, "
May ID Clerk OF Council
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Y .u.r,T;EEls EE an. !,

"a pHw aasnuzn. arc. hasine a isses $500
sErct4gaxA a thc .vEsr md aowuF Di9tR1aEs 1t 10 @sate,
an0ras CREST ndyaBtAges - advekASsfn.
scoaa Assas. Nc E.E SS1pSa. q sSs TssSIs u Msas sspsS Y
1900 .2aGoas " ~. 0RzEgRKHRb
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Ar1HAc l4asAM.
MAYORAITYEOL CHAIR. RS9YlM !

MAYORALTY OF CHARLRsYON.Il I
OITY HALL, November o, 1856.
A LII PERSONS DESTROYS OF IN TAL
IA Burnt Districts and Waste Places of the City. mn.
der can Act or tie General Assembly, giving authority
70 the City Council OF Charleston TO proceed In the ma.
tor OF o Fire Loan. with o view to cid In building up the
City anew" are hereby notified that the form of spill.
cation for loans can be obtained ut the office Of the Gle rL
OF Council, between the hor.ss.of . A. NJ. md . I. IL.
All applications must bo1, "a in the above mentioned
slider the same KIT yB &fs 49, M
by order OF the Mayor & ". d. BAaYCyf!
NovemberM CLERK OF Courcil.s
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NUI,ACE.

NFBICE CLERK O. COUNCN.-THE FOLLOWING
~ clause OF Section ! Of an 'Ordinance TO Raise Sup.
pics for tie year 1857" u pnblisaed for the information
NOT residents OF this city. AL such persona are hereby
notified to report ut this Office.
s'Thrce dollars on every hundred dollars of all goods
sold in this city I sons NOS ~realIants. by samplc q,
otherwise" W.. III. SMITH.
MaTchH a% Clerk OF SNsanciH
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Consignees per Northeastern Rnilroaa.
October 2E.

cons'gnees per Northeastern Rnilroad.
October 2E.
28 bales Cotton. Mdxe. 60. To G W Willisms A. 10.
Adams. Frost u Go, M0wry B. Go. Fla Sawyer, w x RYAN.
: W Caldwell q Son. ! 81 Baggett q Ell. Il Davis. B AZ J
r Early, J&JD Kirkpatrick, Rayapel & 90, Kendall 4
Dockery, Screven & Nisbet, Geo 4 pritchet. and Order.
C~onsaRnees per youah Carolane FRafaroaa.
aa, October. 36.
1852 bales Cotton. 100 bales Mdze. 80 sacksr gionar.. NJ
bales Hay, g bags Rough Rice. 40 bags Corn and Peas.
. cars Lumher. aud Sundries. To Railroad Agent Crano.
10 soyi n ,a- q cG; g " Clark y o., Miinor, Wilbus 4 Mar.
y Campaen &C6. GoodSich, Wiheanan 6 CO. do y WI.
hams b GO. J N Robson, H w Belcher b Co, JB r Sloan.
= Arnclas Adams, Frost & Co, Thurston q Holmes. q
AyeT,a : 1a Son, ) p Al AIKEN %a 4 G. r Wright. J AwT Arm
6odRera & %. W w smith, 9 II Walter d Go. wills d
On1soan' y Jennings b co. Wardlhw b Carew, e J Wias
a. 90. ID DeSauasure. w q Courtensy 4 CO. j n I'D
kki ra g Johnston; Crews = 90. dresser. lee. smith
70, " Chafce, Il T Walker, Courtney 4 Trenholm. q
9 So Witse, y nasschsr. B Mantoue 4 oo.M eoidsmih &
ena a Ans.e q 20. Roper Y Stoney, 9 schtrmer, J A
1 Jsfass \ Y. I'M Caldwell! 4 Sons, holman Bros. stem
1oms2 q go .Wsgper, Heath & Monsess. Holmes q Wsties.
q y Ingraham q Son, Cohen. Hsnokai & %, and order:
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CIFE- ADVERTISEMENTS,
AN ORDINANCE

AN '
TO PROVIDE FOR THE LIQUIDATION OF THE INTEREST
ON THE Debt OF THE CITY, WHICH ACCRUED ON THE
THinTlETH DAY OF September LAST.
IRE IT ORDAINED BY HE MAYOR AND ALDER
pose OF ianidadng, tho interest on the public debt OF the
Last, SIX por cent ss1tu stos * s eSi' 'psscaese On "a" sHo s g ss sIaSaa Ct
tho City Of Charleston. shall DO issued under tho direc-
interest accrued therson a' q tie time Gns' aSo1 % r sssssS, the the
Yea years sn ffc%' d Sss:o saos a%sf'e TS.. 'f ne paTs 81 sa an t .tHtE
RI any nao,ional part Of . dollar: rrogdsd, al Sc, that
al sums for less than twenty dollars. and for fractional
SEQ. q. That the fern Of c%ertiacates and mode o.,
transfer Of said stock shall be subject to the samo regu.
iations as now exist in relation TO othor city six per cent.
stocks Of the city.
Ratified in City Council this twenty-seoond day Of octo-
per, in So year OF our Lord ono thousand eight hum
" IL 81 !. Q; aAnLARD. Mayor.
w. d. SMITH. Clerk OF Council. October rs
AN ORDINANCE
TO REGULATE THE DREDGING OF DOCKS.
Whereas. The best interests OF the city, as wcll as the
convenience of the shipping visiting this port. demand
that tho channel OF Cooper River BIO kept open With snfiI
MOO from obstruction:
Be : =, 70, o,a g That in future all mud removed from
any or the city docks by dredge machines, or otherwise.
s \ 90 remoyed one hundred and fifty fathoms from
tnis UrdsIiancc. which he IL required strictly to enforce;
ana stnio 70 report for prosecution all violations Of tho same;
cNpyoot eho party 80 OuenuluK 10 q nno nOt
exceeding one hundred dollars for each and eyery
offence.
Ratified In City Council this eight day of October. In the
year Of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
sixty.seyen. - X..i4I
HaSl P G. Mayor.
| ".d. ohfTHs ClerK OF council. October ID
NOTICE TO DELINaUEMT TAXPAYERS,
| GEftS23ti IL CITY TREASURY OFFS ICE,
October g., 1867.
4 FICE ON 22d inst, on all unpaid. returns for 1867,
Que on 20th June last n@ s. THOMAS,
| lOcoDer City Treasurer,
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NOVxCRs. ~.
oFEroE OF THE oHtEg o. POLICE.

OFFICE OF THn CHtRE Or POLICE
oHAarRsron, 8. ca Nay a. 1867.
fNNHE q OF THE LOTS AMI,
l. enclosures, vaults, &C., will commence on Mosda,
,seat, O. Inst. Owners and occupants ARE hereby required
t0,see that their premises are in good condition and thuf
MI althf and garbage ID removed a. required by Ordl.
slance. Other inspections will follow.
BY order os Mayor GAIrI4ARp. i.
O. b. g1aWALD. Y
81 3 y4f g x OAtef Of Yotee. 10
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ESTIMATES WANTED.

OFFICE CITY OWL ENGINEER,
CITY HALL, CHARLESTON, September IL. 1907.
SEALED WILL BE RECEIVED UNTIL.
Q the 18th at ~ O'Clock NJ, for BUILDING SEVERAL
TRUNKS OF the Lengths and sizes given below. Tho es-
Inmates will include the cost OF excayating about 200
cubic yards Of earth. the necessary filling, reforming OF
pavements. and grading alter the laying Of trunks. .
TRuNKs. ..... FEET.
Lehgtn OK Irunk IN Line street. 27O
Length OF Trunk in and from lots In Coming street
Len . q 81 9rn,a r srn,n ;c;: -, 800
main drain in Wentworth street. -. l.-....,. 120
LengE OF Trunk from McIntosh's. Court 10 lad. 3.
chhe streot drain 1877
- ia .... S77
Trunks to be twelve by twenty inchcs in the clear.
1uilt OF two by twelve inches primo yellow pine planks,
70 rest upon aleepers OF three by nine inches, three feet
lEPng. placed Ave foot from centres. Braces to be two by
anx inches, dovefaaled into the aides OF Trunks, at dis
tances OF five fcet from centres, Tho Trunks to DO laid
to grndn pegs furnished by the Engineer.
AL the, work must be carried ON with tho greatest
dispatch. '
Plans can DO seen at this Office.
A copy OF those specifications must be attached TO each
oner. LOUIS j. DARIOT
heptcmDer IA City Engineer.
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MARINE NEWS.
Q m OF c-HARLEsToa.



Arrived y cstersiay. g2T7 4
sseAnaer Emile. pAyis. Geosgetcwn, 8 {. lAa sca Rtca.
nay And Mdse -. Shackeltord, &Keily, Thuxston a
n ESssar, Ms Middleton, and ctheta. STs' z
nnonr Emms. Psnton. Phtladalphia--S days tom Tho
M anS0aaSS S 9 q and pnt into this port ID dissrsss. on
STvays H ~ i SSah t9s5s, OF Cage Hat&afas. experienced
49, SSs.ssNeTsy ana Northeast gales, IN which spiis ths
s y s sST % 4 sssn leesFisd sway te main boom, iossbost
,F ssss S 9sS B At gsGasssy, Bosson--ii ava Ice, ~ shs
nens st a9s, Alien Men shh.tsks. Cisco nay IL Bh la aasA Va
koStAnd tMes ASsh iEst Coal. 10 Bpdd & niaEcss =
as N Casarssa xsssarsaay.
scar MAsns Law. yohnson. asossstown. d C-Y,a.s. q
Y Cisarsa sss shis psst.
Ship Efasy Ogden, Qoldxey, at Ns~ Yoxh. 0.AoAx~ ~
'Dssanahip Rsc2nstAishss iaarTiss at Kew York. Cstoh.v
.t22 VI &Ia fyf4sfffty-
M Fsbe KaemAexsu HscR,
Ilsesssannship ratapsco. Ned, wiaach ssartsd ~ H1,tl
more yesterdAy A~fSernoon, csnns I'd an0ker a AZ pcsS.
~ consequences Of q SVEN On sne Mar. y N A'lSSsp'
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THE CAROLINA TIMES.
Il PuRa.AefsmD an SSSaAMCmsafrsss {. III.

TSaTs .pAPl1s CIRcUI4ATlEs F~THnOUdHCurfa THr
~ middle portion o. the Htats. and oesrs the best
facui0eS fo1 ntv0Httncge. X%&f rahxuHxy a.
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Now York Market.
MONEY MARKET.

The New York Evening Post. Of Wednesday, October
23d. says:
The loan market is easy at 7 per cent, on call, but com.
mercial paper Is slow Of sale. and passes at high ratios.
OF employing surplus balances, except such as Leave the
lenders fun control OF their money ut short notice, and
ample security. for the repayment of principal and inter-
eat. Another feature of the money market Is that q mul.
atude Of private capitalists who used to ali their porto
Hos with commercial bills now prefer to hold seven-thir-
ties or other Government paper, which brings them good
rafpp Of fntaropk without rIuG
The workingman's advocate., 1867-08-10
Proceedings OF the New YORK W ork.
ipgmea's Unlon.

A regular meeting ofthe New York Work,
Ingmen's Union was held at EtPly Closing
Hal. No. 267 Bowery, last evening. the
President, Mr.. John Ennis IL the chair
delegate from Carpenters Union No 10 pre-
sent.d a proposition for the withdrs wal
irom the Wcrkingtns MS Union. The pro-
position, on motion, was laid upon the table.
Most Of the delegates from the different as
sociations reported that the tax Of $l5, levied
by the Union, for the purpose of sending
delegates TO the Chicago Convention, had
been raised and ordered paid. Several let.
ters received by tie Corresponding Secretary y
were read, among which was one from Peter
Fox, the American Secretary Of the later
national Workicgmen's Union, the lRst met
ing or which was held at Geneva, S9itzer-
lsnd The writer has been directed TO open
correspondence with the National EDion Of
The United States, aud expressed much salts
faction at the stand taken by the Trades
Unions Of this country. He stated that the
next meeting OF the international Union was
to be held at Lausanne, in France, al
which the following subjects would be dis
cnSsed:
l. The practical means by which to enable
the International Workngmen's Association
20 fulfil Its function Of common centre Of
action for the working classes, female well
as male, IN their struggles tending to their
c.iinpl' te emancipation from the dominion ol
SapUal.
2 How eau the working classes utilize, for
he FdfptSg u ,oelf owh c.nsn -..:'As' .sa
etedH wb'ch they now give to the middle
eiAsses AID the Governments
Ihe Cnien .acn proceeded to the election
q ~ deiegaess to the National Congress at
chicago, which <esulled in The uIanim Gus
eiio.ce % Mssers. Vim. &Jessup, Of the Ship
c~'Ienter's Union, and George z. Taylor, ef
the Carpenters Union NsV Iork World,
Aac. 3
The workingman's advocate., 1867-08-10

Net many days since we rambled q ShOrI
stance 'rcu. the more compact and thiek "
settled paTi OF the town, both for exercise
a. to breathe Purer air than can be found
amidst a ccnse population. We saw by the
way-sit'e htue urchn. apparently about
SIX Or cigl years OLD. busily engaged in
D.c<ing barbefres lis clothes were neat
and ciean, bat Patched with many colors
HIS cour tenance cp4n, rank, aud the en-
hlsm II iunoornee. We topped a momeu,t
a. iook A. and admire the apparent content
menI and Industry " the lt le fellow, auJ
fAi.e - stopping, a very respectable and
fire looking n.lll- agsI lady, with lad Of
about Ten years cam up, VINO Tx oursell
were wa.Sing % take the morning air. On
eng the iltls fellow among lhe burberry
bushes, tne lad Of ten with tiner clothes, but
a coars-r heart, abruptly accosted him with
= say. boy, what do y0n wear your clothes
patched up so for p With a eountenance
that bespoke his wounded feelings, he read
ily replied, y have no fathef-my mother Is
P5ci, with four smaller children than am,
and moi able q give me bett r. clothes.
work in the SIC .ory most OF the time, but the
water is .ow, and nave ssy !. 0fk ro-day, SO
! am picking baroerrirs FOR my mother 20
oey he new laeK;t, With. A tear el
- way down The chssk Of the lady, who vas
loi an InattenL'ye sf,ectftor Of t1e scene
''George, my son, said she, "is il kind in
yea lhus @ 'r'i - tbst poor boy, who Is
no., - blessed With an ineagsut
lssl-f'--sv provide him with food and clothes r.
TIE KIND hearted woman hai touched a ten.
Ger cord, for George was not destitute Of
tenderness and manly feelings. He burst il
to tears, aud eDtreated his mother to give
the poor BOY some Of his clothes. The bar
berries were purchased o. the little fellow,
for which he received enough 10 buy him
lacAst and trowsers. hor did the kind
h-artsd mother VI George contine her iiber-
atty to the poor boy. Tue poor boys mother
has since shared librraiIy OF her maniHcence,
which she ever receives with the utmost
gFati' lde. Pail Kirsr Nonitor.
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The ..Black Country, NO Longer Black.

Th. Pail Mall Gazette says: "Tno Black
Country will soon lose its unen viable title
il plan now carried out at Lord Gran
viile's works near Hanley is generally adopt.
ed The mouths OF the short chimneys OF
cupulas of the blast furnaces re closed, and
The smoke and gas are carried down snd
brought round by means of iron pipes to the
fireplace OF the engine which keeps up the
blast. These pipes discharge just in front
Of a small, orisht coke fire, in passing over
wb.ch their contents get kindled, and 30 feed
the engine. Thus the saving in fuel is i'm
mense The fire ia the smelling furnace be-
log made to d. almost double duty, and the
consumption OF smoke is a gain to all con-
eerned. Probably tho plan admits Of ex-
tension, 30 that by-and-by acts for forcing
Manufacturers to consume their own smoke
may not be quite such dead letter as they
have hitherto been. A great nuisance in
the Black Country arises from the combus-
ton OF the bitnminous ironstone, some OF
which will burn away without fuel, when
once fairly lighted. The smoke from tn Q
scarcely containing any carbon, is most Of
fensive and unwholesome But how to collect
il for recombusuon must always be a bard
matter."
The workingman's advocate., 1867-08-10

A NOVEL FooT RAcK.-0ur Cleveland
neighbors are determined to have something
new in the line Of famusements, as the follow
ing fron the Herald will show: "a povel
loot race between q shoemaker and brewer
is to take place before long on ore c. tie
side streets leadiRs from Knsman. The
shoemaker Is toearry aide OF leather rolled
up under each arm, and wear par Of wood
~ snots. .on his feet during the lace and
the brewer is 10 carry two half barrels OF
lager beer slung by a strap across his should
ers. Distance, 300 yards wager, the price
Of two half barrels Of beer, cne OF which the
loser is to drink inside Of three hours. The
shoemsk weighs 2sO pounds, and is the
heavy man Of the 'ace, while the brewer IS
the lignt lnau-light for ont in d; busess
Weighing oniy go pounds."
The workingman's advocate., 1867-08-10

a I'M I Y ~ ~ ~ xaishrt u
|EsiisG Stilisk q ~ 4 Z & - 5sipa'
! kotsls, q ~ rate q fort5 1kouS9 9n3 ,nstoss
day. Ibe olething l. boiI8d NkCsoap and
| ee1&, ~ whoa Washed ~ kbH1 = Rhoels,
llns6d, paxtinlIp 1riss br 6Sa1E frnla1 ma
ehinoa sad for ~ ~ a. kot 10 6sens,
ukieh carr ~ n<srlf thtse pconi1o e npia:
tuPe per pooad Of eoal hufnsi. cad 9 onaIli
|1konsd between rtllshsd relIsfs, md then
packed ready fof resurn to Paris.
Tnn female sknli, assording 70 Wsekler,
u Smaller thap that Of the nan, bothsAs re-
CARDS horizontal circumference and internal
capacity / Apdsthe weight pf the brain il cor
III ',ndingly lss& II may be isaid ishst the
type of the female skull approaches in many
respects thss Of the infnhs, and In still
greater degree, that Of the lower races.
With tE's is conn tied the remarkable fact
that the differences between the sexes, as re-
CARDS the cavity Of the skull, inereases with
the development of the race, so that the
male European excels tho female much more
than the negro does toe negroes.
A FRESca chemist says that thirty pounds
OF hesh, tbirty-two pounds OF blood, and
sixSy-two pounds Of bone, containl AZ much
nitrogen as one thousand pounds on farm
manure; and heLce that the carcass Vi a
dead hose 10 worth more than Q ton Of the
best farm-yard manure for the purpose OF
vegetation.
THK new Croton reses voir, which IL ha.ng
built BY the Orotoa Re--3 Tor New YORK,
Will have capacity of 3,370,0O0, 900 g~l-
hons. The dam is tao hundred feet long,
sixty four feet high, and six hundred feet
above tide-wateV, which will enable the CITY
to put up splendid fountains in all the
parks.
y SOMETHING NEw TN THE MOoN.-At late
session Of the French Academy OF Science
NJ. Delaunay read q paper, by NJ. Flamma-
rion, on the subject Of recent change on
the moons surface. A crater, well DEFINED
and perfectly we'll known to astronomers.
aas disappeared within a year, and its placs
IL now marked by large white spot IN the
middle Of PLAIN IL 10 the Hrst time that
any change in the moons surface has beer
noticed al. Chacomar made like observa-
tion. h .r,.-
s In appears that the black band iren ore
discovered in PsDasy lvania, forms . contin
Gus vein Of ore. The demand for u is great
er than the supply. Those who understa.it 4
the business cay that the iron male from II
will render the importation OF Scotch pil
unnecessary. The amount Of the blRcI
band iron ore shipped over the Mill CreeI
Railroad for the week ending JGne 8, 1867
was nearly 1872 tons, previous TO Which wal
shipped 1886 tens, an ali.
The workingman's advocate., 1867-08-10


We are iI,aeotel to the Hon. ". II. Judd.
". G., for Gen. +. H. Wilson's report of ihe
survey al examination Of The Illinois river
The report is quite elaborate and exhaustive,
ls might have been expected from an officer
If Gen. Wilson's well known scientific at
fAlnments. In cursory examination We
ind the number Of bars, IRON Spring
Greek to French bar, dis. lnce Of 20j miles,
% be forty-twp, all Of which it is proposed )
remove by dr,dging; the small velocity Of
ne current, the slt whereas and subsistence
If the foods, the comparatively small amount
Y sedimentasy matter brought dowa by the
Iuxsr daIisse ytLs pr~alcnee Of high water,
favor the iuprctiag q navigation by this
method. -
u Ia speak .ng d the enlargement Of the IIli-
nois and Michigan canal as means Of COM
uunicat'oa tor purposes Of war, between the
MississipF and the lakes, the rsfprt says:
A thofoush disedssion of these improvements
in their military, Commercial, and political as
oects, even pnegsmry, would be' oik,of place
ii this time. bus cannot foregO passing ailu-
sion to thenh The re -sns confsderaGios Of the
british AmsRiqnp provinces shows sthe anxiety
felt hy Tue KIRltsh COVER meat in~hq behalf,
and must 10 feRarded as mosefnept i'm aostili-
q I'd The. bspple and institutions of .she United
States Whsje i docs ,t actually incresk. the
s.<gregate Heilish strength On Oar northern from
4 n ss6e fhlpny war encrosch upon Sur se61zt6-
d IT sigl,fs, N eoneolidates shsl policy In regnrd
Il -, q ven x1eth1E masters, spd readers
askfl4lIIa ii he1tis6 oFetsof those p1brines5 ii
any ill4 w uiAy aslss =! y Esg
ilacpi3 staat M erns Of ! 8>ien : Ins>F1Al
cA}|i'i, u pAss gunboats o. nine ~ trssght
20 a SEfs Esis and 0hnrio, and 49, sooten-
lssl1 u hee AA4l skfck uill snabIs then 10
sess1h Hq1on WIZ ~ coming = rsaeh q Anss
spj1ikd wsIla epssIs1> ~ ~ 3eedly kniI -