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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-06-04
New York Market.
By telegraph

By Telegraph NEW YORK, June g.
COTTON Unchanged; 1900 bales up
FLoUR-very dull and heavy, and Csc
lower; receipts, 5000 barrels; sales of 2 100
Dds supernne state ssd western at 50 4oglo 90;
Ii 004 shipping Ohio, gil 90@l2 SO; trade
brands. sl2 95@i4 90; closed dull California
WHIsKY-Quiet: 100 bbls. western bond
at So 10.
WHEAr-Receipts 23,2es BUSH, and nomi-
ifornia at 81 921z.
:. RYE-,IDrooping; s,4Oo bush. Western at
BARLEY-Nominal.
MALT-Duu
CoRN-Receipts 1912 bush; opened
steady; closed dull, 1@2c lower; 800 bush.
new mixed western at Sill l7QII az; retail
lots at ;! 25gl 26; unsound western, 81 OF !;
soufhsrn rs w yeIie wes5abPa 81 10 white
OATs-l@2cs better; receipts u ,542 BUSH
els; sales 46 200 bushels of Western at SO@
siock|5s5' iss bushels '' 81 wheat; aoa. les
bushels of corn: S7S,7S0 bushels of oats;
1896 bushels of rye; 1913 bushels of bar
peas.
RIcE-Quiet; Carolina, 111z9l211c.
CoFFEE-Quiet and firm.
SUGAR Very dull and rather heavy:
CUBA refining. l01a@lO1sc.
AssEs-Nomfnally unchanged.
HoPS-Quiet.
PETRoLEUM-Quiet; crude, 16@l61zc; re-
fined in bond. 26c.
PoRK 81 and lower; sales 1900 bar
rels at S23 29923 30 for new mess; clos ng at
20 ~ cash: 50 for old mess; Sl99I9 % for
prime; s22@22 25 for prime mess.
BEEF-Quiet and steady; sales 225 bar
rels; sales of go tierces of India mess at $40.
Beef hams quiet; sales of lS4 barrels at $40
@42 90.
CUT MEATs--Steady; sales 90 packages
atS13@l0c for shoulders; I29l4c for hams.
BACON-Quiet and unchanged.
LARD-Dull and heavy at 109l5c for Ohio,
and l59l9c for State.
CHEESE Heavy and lower at S9l61zc.
LATEST Pm. gA--
- FLoUR-Giosed very dull al l0020c lower
The local trade is refusing to buy more
than sufficient to supply the present want.
r WHEAT-DuH and heavy for Winter, and
more steady for Spring. No. 81 2592 IS;
No. 81 55a2 Sc.
RYE-Qufet: 81 70GI 70 for Western.
BARLEY-NOminal.
OATS-Steady, at SI@S3c for Western.
CoRN-Dull and declining; new mixed
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New Orleans Market.

BY Telegraph NEW ORLEANS, June 3.
CoTTo Firm; sales of l,S50 bales low
middiing at 2514c; receipts / 900 bales.
STRAIGHTFORWARD.
MOLASsES-NOminal.
FLoUR-Dull and lower; exports 1850
barrels choice at $lS 90.
CoRN-Firmer; yellow 81 l5@l Is; white
81 zeal 2212
OATS-95c; good demand.
CORN MEAL-Kfln dried So 70.
PORK-Dull at S24 00924 %.
LARD-Firm, tierce, l3@I31zc; Reg, 141<a
I414c.
BACoN-In good demand; shoulders, g5zc,
rib sides, l214c; clear, 1870.
CoFFEE-2i1a@25hc.
GoLD-l36I.
STERLING EXCHANGE 81. Sight Ex-
change, II premium.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-06-04

The proprietors haS@sfitfed these beaugEezfs
Springs up In the very best manner for eRan
comfort and accommodation OF NisSx4ens
anu BDARDEFs, ~ a cost of Twenty Ths4EB~
well ventilated, with spacious Halls
The DINING ROOMS furnished IN "A
latest modern style, and will be suprssss,
with everything to prompt the eppefkta.F
The BATH ROOMS are large and r4szp
furnished, with Tub aud Shower OF 1sA..s.
latest Philadelphia style. The Founs Ets :.
of Mineral Water flows constantly CT
beautiful circle, enclosed by a fancy hrsssx.
Ell In front of the main building
The DANCING HALL and RECEPTagE
hOOMS attached are unsur passed by ans
a sPlendlo Band OF Music Is engegeo nj
The BOWLING SALOONS are or E~.a
best, and in large, airy Buildings.
cI me ,LaA l,iI, CoNFECTIoNERX' B04 l.. y
piled with all the .delicacies of the ss.E1
gars.
swings and other species of-amuserrsrer
III a n,d forsthe wants OF fanzB1issa
The Ground embraces le acres. cov,,--vss
with forty varieties of Forest Trees zTgsiEr-
In all It's rural loveliness- The alsssssf
FISHING can be had within five mfrz,szvb
walk from the Springs. Within enc fssazazse
roe; by rail-, you have the best Bass B,lsszs.
mediate connection with the Ohio, fsgT7gg
and Rail TO any part of the United SszasssEi
ana within f1ve minutes drive of the gsfTE
1 2, evansville, containing populatiDsa III
The. SPRINGS are now open for F2ssszz2.
srs and Visitors, aud will not close gxgsxfN
ne LIST OF November. Famflies and OsnGsss.
Wishing a Rural Home for the season TsGzp--s
lot find one to surpass the CRESCErCF
Hit 81 OEHLKUCH~
naylS ProprietOEss
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Spring.,
Martin County, indiana.

yvIfE PROPRIETOR OF THIS CE-xla.--
- brated Watering Place. and well ssEsrwEzs
resort for Invalids, announces TO the~ Esz5h-
lie that it Will be open for the receptlE1s asz
visitors from and after the FIRSE G&E
June During the last year the aaci@-
ings at this delightful Summer KazsG1
have been mucn ENLARGEDt ANKa- ElHE--
PROpED TtCenty.f0ur additional kfzGszzd
hare been completed, together aCith three SGzrzn
porches, and the establishment tho5Uasxf7Ys
Teftrnfshed and ia the best order for the eraR
fort and convenience Of Ghests.
me Bath Rooms, Swings, ana Alleys ERE
new and complete, and the lately cxfsExssE-
cred cave on the premises furnishes = EExn0
and refreshing retreat. THE MEDTCrxExs
AND CURATIVE PROPERTIES OF the W4rkzSl
are acknowledged and attested by $40 Uinss
have used them. The Group oens-zss es4
WHITE SULPHUR. BLACK SULPHUR, C tAE-K-
BEATE, and FRESH WATER, and especially
efficacious for Dyspepsia, Dfseases 81 153r
SfoDldch. Bot0eLs, Eges. for Dropsy, Nsssvm1[
Qid, and Rheumdtfsn. The vicinity ~
WILD AND ROMANTIC. Astounding in Casa
and FISH, as well as MINERAL and EsyyRzss-
ICAL SPECIMENS, and INDIAN RELICS
Hacks VIII convey passengers to 2E1xa
from the springs, connecting with sksB
Trains East and Weston the. Ohio. ssssEsy
Mississippi Railroad at the shoals. aass,
Huron. For further tlformation' a66rzzqs-
maya II ID. R-UfSIHUE, PrOpsg-
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MONETARY & COMMERCIAL


FINANCIAL. = The demand for money
during the past week was not very active,
and the banks managed to meet the wants
of their regular customers at the usual
rates. Confidence, SO recently disturbed
by the suspension of large firms East and
South, is gradually being restored, and the
future seems more promising than week
ago. The banks are in an easy condition,
and with gradual reduction OF discounts.
will place themselves in position to meet
the wants of millers who will soon be in
the field The wheat crop is promising,
and it will require large amounts of money
TO move il.
The market is well supplied with ex-
change at par buying, and LILO premium
selling.
Gold is without material change The
buying rate here is 1876; silver, 127.
We quote Government securities as fol-
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ST. Louis Market.

BY Telegraph ST. LOUIS. June3.
ToBACCo-Steady and firm, but prices un-
changed. t frsa.t-zsa LIS 3
CoTToN-Quiet at 2sc for middling up
lands. .saGiLE
FLoUR-Continues extremely dull, with
only a small retail demand
WHEAT-Buyers stand OFF; market dull !;
prime fall at 81 6092 20; choice at 81 80.
aud declining; market prices ranged at
95d1 90. ~ rai 4u H
{, OATS-S56SSc .s.-
RYE-Quiet at 81 4561I 80.
PoRK-Dull at go 50@2 rs.
BACoS-Firm aud Unchanged.
LARD-Dull. MIA ~
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Cincinnati Market.

By Telegraph CINCINNATI, June 3.
FLoUR-Duu and nominal; family to
fancy -four retailing at Sl39l5; no de-
mand for lower-grades.
WHEAT-Dull and nominal at SOC in
bulk.
OATs-Dull; zoe for No. ! in bulk.
WHIsKY-30931.
CoPToN-Firin at25c for middling,
PROvIsIONS-Quiet and firm.
PoRK-M ess So 80.
BULK MEATs-s41Oc.
BAcoN-In moderate demand at full
prices.
LARD-l214@121ac.
BuTTER-Dull but not lower.
EGGS-l6Cdl7c.
GoLD-l364c.
Enthusiastically.
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Louisville Market.

By Telegraph LOUISVILLE, June g.
ToBACCo-Sales of 1877 hhds leaf at full
rates; good Tugs S3@5; common to medium
leaf at So GOALS rs.
FLouR-s1perfine dull, at 50 5alo 25
WHEAT-NomiDal.
CoRN-Shelled 95c@sl 90, delivered: ear
75dS0c. in bulk.
OATS-At SIdS3c. in bulk.
Mess Pork AT s2z 25@22 so.
BAcoN-Shoulders 9Iac, packed; clear
sides l212@124c. 80 =
LARD-fierces 121%c.
COTTON-23c.
WHIsKY-Free 81 20@2 201<c.
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THE EVANSVILLE DAILY journal TUESDAY JUNE /. 1851

Western 81 1901 %; old mixed nominal, at
81 2611H p.
PoRK-Steady. Sales of 700 bbls mess at
SO -, cash and regular; closing at SO 20
bid, and S23 % asked, cash and regular.
BEEF-Quiet and steady.
: CUT MEATS-Dun and unchanged
BACON-G2uiet.
LARD-Dun, at 13al4c for fair to prime
steam; 1355Ec for kettle rendered.
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LOUISVILLE, June 3.-River falling, with
ten feet In the canal by the mark.
CINCINNATI, June 8, P. M.-The river has
fallen three inches, with twenty-eight
feet nine inches in the channel. Weather
clear; ther. 76o.
MEMPHIS, June 3.-The river is rising
slowly.
The river continues to rise fast here. The
only arrival last evening was the Phan-
tom, Cumberland River to Evansville
with one hundred and ifty-three hogs
heads of tobacco. She returns to the Cum
berland to-day at P. NJ, positively. The
Quickstep, TO Cairo; the Eau Claire
and William White, to Green River.
the j. ID. Perry, to Memphis, and
the Newsboy, to Henderson, constitute
the departures. The Perry had an
excellent trip out--.-.The weather was
unpleasantly hot and sultry last night, in
dicating another storm 1.-THE NJ. s. Me-
pham is due here to-day, and the st.
Charles tomorrow, from New Orleans, to
be followed by the Indiana and Rich
mond.
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European Markets.

By Cable.1 LONDON. -Inne3
CoNsoLs-9412; ex-Dividend, Bonds, 1871 ;
Illinois Central, 1914; Erie, 4O15.
LIvERPooL-Noon-Jun 3.
CoTToS-Firm; l1ssd for uplands,
BREADsTUFFs-Dull.
CoRN-39,
LARD-49s Sd.
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New York Dry Goods Market.

By telegraph NEW YORK, June 3.
DRY G0oDS-Dull and steady for I'M
bleaehed sheetings; best bleached muslins
firm. others dull and heavy; prints sell
slowly; \ A zoe. ginghams steady and linn
tied demand at 1S423c- delaines quiet at
Zoe cashmeres effects 28c.
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NOR sALE-BoDIAM COAL MINES

NDfS SAAE-bODiAM 1oAL Win ELo
To be sold by public auction, at the
burt House. at 2 O'Clock, on
Saturday, June 9Th, 1867,
NJ OF previously disposed of.
This valuable property, consisting of
lining Rights in 300 acres of Coal Land,
I'd about acres of surface, is situated a
ort distance from the city of Evansville,
ID.
The shaft is $50 feet deep by 10 feet wide,
aching vein of coal feet thick.
The property to be sold consists of the
pse, Pit-Head, Track to the River, Tip
z Engine House. Engines and Boilers,
al Cars, Miners Tools, Carpenters Shop
I'd Tools, Blacksmith's Shop and Tools,
owder Magazine and Powder, five Mules
I'd Harness, Corn Crib and Corn, two
,ttages, four Barges, Oil, Lumber, Ropes,
G., etc.
The mines are held under lease at roy
ty of half a cent per bushel.
Conditions made known on day of sale.
7. E. GARVIN,
ma30 DIV Evansville, Ind.
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Memphis Market.

By Telegraph MEMPHIS. June3
CoTToN-Firm at 251z9261zc; receipts 100
bales; exports 245l bales.
CoRN-Dull at 81 IOal Is
OATs-Dall and lower at $4,000.
HAY-Dull at S25 OO925 So
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CANNED. GOODS.

n LARGE lot of Peaches, Pineapples.
IA Beans, Corn, Tomatoes, Plums, Dam
sons, Blackberries, Straw berries. Jams
Jellies, Pickles, Oysters. Salmon, etc. etc.
tor sale at cost, at the Housekeepers' En-
porium, rs Main Street.
apps COOK q HEALY
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FOR SALE.
Suburban Property at Auction,
On Thursday, June 18th.
Y WILL. SELL. At AUCTION. at ths

l. court house in Evansville, on tn URS-
DAY. JUNE 18TH, 1867. at two O'Clock,
/ NINE1SY- THREE AND ONE-HALF
ACR4ES
Of the finest gardening land in Wander
Durgh Couuty. This property lies in Sec
Jon IS, Township q, Range 10 west, three
iourths of ~ mile from the city limits,
fronting the Newburg road, adjoining
aDds of WEs. Enrich, Louis Dibler. John
A. ReitZ, and VIM. T.. Weaver. 1t Will be
SOld IN lots o1 from to IL, acres, according
o the recorded plat, a copy of which can
be seen at N.Y. office. Part of the land is
lowered with valuable timber.
Sale positive. and title perfect.
Ter1as-One-third cash: halssjce in 6, IL,
8, ana "a months, with iQtexest, to be Sc
lured 10y mortgage on the premises. Pur-
lhaSer 10 pay taxes for 1877.
Apply to IHOS. E. GsARVIN,
nrr4 de- cod THIRD Street.
E<DR SALE RTORE-BOAT Store
s Boat IS fe-t long by IL feet wide; is a
70. boat, substantially built, aud hand
onely fitred up; mey be seen at Longs
landing. KY, six miles above Mt.yernon.
Viii be sold at bargain, If applied for
Don. E. w. HOLMES 81 Son.
JNQeo d3t
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New York Market.

By Telegraph NEW YORK. June 81.
GoLD-l37@l3H; Ohio Certificates, 25L@
25H; new Tennessee Is, s1z@sL; other
changes not important.
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Brick House for Sale at Auction.

MAY 0VTH, 1907.
lHE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE
City of EvanSvilI VIII sell at bile
lie, at o'clock, on Saturday, the 18th
y of June next, upon the premises, a
lex house, rece ntly purchased of T. Mill
asco; the building to be removed on or
fore the first day of August next.
Terms made known on day of sale.
By order of the Council.
a. NJ. Meg RIFF, Clerk.
av2S Union COW
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NOR SALE A new house with large
rooms, kitchen, cellar, cistern. stable,
Food-shed, &c. The lotEs 10 feet front, by
30 feet deep, in Bray's aud Cooks En-
lrgement, opposite Mayor Bakers new
esidence. Also, the hoEse on lot Nos.
lain Street, joining Weeds store, with
ease on lot. A bargain will be given IL.
his property. Apply to
j. Il. RUCKER,
Office with Shaekelford d Hornbrook.
naval 2w
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lOR SALE-NANSEMO and BER-
MUDA SWEET POTATO PLANTS.
I'm the Agent of Tenbrook, Pierce & Co.
r their celebrated Sweet Potato Plants,
d am raising them on shares, one mile
nth of Evansville, on Main Street.
deFs sent to me, or left with Cook IL
Galley or w. G. fullerton, will receive
ompt attention, and will be filled with
ants fresh from the bed.
aay22 dim WILL. H. WOOD.
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nor SALE-INPROVED REAL ES-
TATE.=CO be sold by puie,ic auction.

the courthouse, at O'Clock. On
I Saturday. June Sth, 1867,
/ not previously disposed of
This valuable property, consisting of
creS and 54-i00, is situate two miles from
ne courthouse, on the Stringtown road.
pom. aud kitchen, three rooms up stairs,
,mmer kitcnen, cellar, large cistern, sta
e with stalls, coach house, loft, chicken
ouse and yard, young orchard consist
y of the best varieties of apples, peaches,
ears. etc., ETC., quantity of small fruit,
c. Kitchen garden laid out and planted,
The neighborhood is rapidly improving,
I'D land steadily increasing in value.
Conditions made known on day of sale.
! T. E. GARVIN,
mayo DIV Evansville Ind.
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Shingles Shingles Shingles IL
= AM DELIVERING TO ANY Pact.

: OF The city number one article al
Poplar Shingles at three dollars and ffsM-
cents per NJ. These were well steamed a-ssfg
cut Of yellow poplar timber, smooth a. -
shaved. mayN II JOHN f. GLOVEEc
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SALINE CHALY BEATF-

Light Carburetted Hydrogen rises frs9;s
and escapes continually from the Waee5-
AS CHALYBEATE TONIC and SsAHEa
Aperient, they are unsurpassed by any Ia
the World.
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Notice to Contractors.

THE COMMON COUNCIL OF FIJI E
u City of Evansville will receive sealed
proposals until the oath day of June. 1851.
for grading, graveling and paving the
Alley situate between Main and Locust
Streets, and extending from Fourth Street
to Fifth Street.
By order Of the Council.
A. NJ. McGRfFF, Clerk.
City Clerks Office, May 80 1867 I6t
(Union copy.)
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Crescent City Springs

SITUATED ONE MILE FROM xTSpS
- City OF Evansville, and one Q0azEsa
from the Ohio River, on Pigeon .Gfaxyr-
Indiana. The Waters are n. Tf
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.ick Machine, Steam Engine, &c.
<NE 24-HORSE POWER STEAM
Engine, l Challenge Brick Machine,
Guilds. Trucks, ETC., Will he sold Uerq losO,
close the concern. Apply immediately
A. REFS, or S. E. GILBERT & co.
mayl7 I'm
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The following quotations are from the
office OF w. j. Lowry & Co., Bankers, No.
First street.
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FOR RENT.

"0R RENT-A store-roOm on Main
Il Street. between Fourth and Fifth. an
good~condition- Apply at j. S. Ricxer's
shoe store. mayi7 tt
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
WESTERN NEWS.

More Troops Wanted at Fort Wallace
kavages of the Chelera-Generai Shef.
man.
TT. Louis, August 6.-lt is reported that
Fort Wallace will be abandoned unless more
troops are sent there.
The cholera has abated At Fort Harker aud
vicinity, but Lieut. Colonel Mccall, whose
wife died some days before, died on the 20th OF
July, near Fort Lyon of cholera.
DIR. A. M. Squires, U S. A., serving with a
Kansas battalion, died OF the sam, disease,
near Fort Larned on the Goth ulL, AMI Mrs
Major Douglass died near Fort Dodge. of the
same disease, on the I'd inst The3deAth OF
Capt. Bloodgood, previously announced, has
not been confirmed.
Gen. Sherman arrived In Chicago yesterday,
en- route home.
ST LOUIS, August 6-Accounts from For.
Hayes to the Sd inst states that large bodies oil
Indians appeared near the Fort on that morn :
ing, and there lie hardly q corpo-ars guard of
troops IN the country, and the Government
will have to take some action or give up the
plains entirely. A sergeant and thirty men
who went ont yesterday to nforce Captain
Ames are still absent, and much uneasiness Is
felt about them
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THE REPRESENTATIONS OF MRS. SURRATT
TO MERCY.

THE RECOMIFNDATIoN OF MRS SURRATT
TO MERCY.
In view OF the many conflicting statements
reconmen dation of Mrs. Surratt TO mercy by
the Office OF the Military Commission which
Tried and condemned her, the positive asser-
:ions OF Judge PIerr-point in regard to the
matter. contained in his address to the 1ury in
the trial OF John II. Surra.t this morning and
repor ed elsewhere in our paper, will be read
with great interest He says that the recon-
mendation from the members Of the Court was
a part OF the record OF the conspiracy trial.
which he has in his possession, and was 10
the effect that one OF the condemned being q
female it was respectfully suggested that
her sentence be committed 10 imprisonment
for life, and that this paper Ton the recerd)
was in the handwriting of one OF the
members OF the court General Ekiu-
the original paper being in the handwriting of
the Assistant Judge Advocate, Hon John A
Bingham. Mr.. p. further stated that the record
was brought to him by the Judge Advocate
General himself, who told him Mr. P.J that
IL was the Identical record before the Pres
ident, and the part Of that record containing
The recommendation was before the Pre3ident
when be signed the warrant OF execution and
he president Johnson) had a conversation al
the time on that very subject with the Judge
Advocate General. In conclusion Mr. p said
the Judge Advocate General was his author
lily for making the statement.
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RUMORS.

Following upon the Associated Press tea
gram from TINS city last night that the Pres
ident yesterday formally reques ed Mr.. Stan.
ton to resign his position as Score AIRY Of War
the city has been Today foil Of rumors to the
effect that MT stanton had signified purpose
not TO resign; that other Cabinet Off GERS had
been invited TO resign, with a view to q
reorganization of the Cabinet. &c &c. tn
protracted session of the Cabinet, which was
continued until p. N. to-day, served to give
color to the theory that something OF more than
ordinary significance was going on, but up TO
that hour the busy corps Of correspondents
though hard at work. were unable to penetrate
ire sme he and ascertain exactly what was true
and what ia Sc in dame Rumor's budget OF
gossip.
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LOST HIS CLERKsHlP.-Mr. Peter B. Blow
who testified recently before the Congressional
Investigating Committee, with reference to
the Lowenthal frauds, AMI the relations of
Lowenthal with the Pay Department., was
yesterday discharged by Brevet Brigadier
General q. II. Tompkins, Deputy Quarter
master General, from his position as clerk te
which be was appointed by that officer soma
months since. Gen. Tompkrns in his letter TO
Blow says the latter was an efficient clerk asd
discharged his dutie1 properly, but that he
(Gen. t. would not have any detectives en-
ployed in his Office, hence the dismissal
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Amt of Debt less Cash in Treasury, 25ll 425 Of
The foregoing is correct statement of the
public debt. as appears from the books and
treasurer's returns in the Department. on LIST
OF August 1867. HUGH NCCULLoCH,
Secretary of the Treasury.
BY comparing the above W tn the statement
OF June ], 1867, (there was no statement issued
on the 1stot JuIy,) we find hat during the last
two months the debt bearing coin interest has
Increased SO ,262,750; the debt bearing currency
interest decreased $50, 726,9lG matured debt
no. presented for payment increased g.. g23-
1855; ard debt bearing no interest decreased
S1,SH,25S14. This makes the apparent de-
crease OF the total debt during the last two
mouths S35i ,623 ~; but the coin in the Treas
ury during the same period has increased
Si,li6,556 80, while the currency has only de-
creased SI9i,seS SEQ; so that the actual reduce
ten of The public debt from June 1sl to
August 1st amounts to Si.3jo,510gS. This il a
more gratifying exhibit of our financial CON-
dltion tt an was expected some time since, as
il was appTeLendeu that the statement might
show an in crease of the debt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-08-06
FROM EUROPE TODAY.
6aribaldi Aba ndons the Mo vement Asainst

Bv Gable TO the Associated Press.
FLORENCE, August 5.-Garibaldi has come
to the conclusion that considering all the CIR
cumstances 1t Is best TO abandon for the pres
ent the movement against Rome The volun-
teers who had began to collect from all parts
of Italy, and who had already invaded the
Papal territory atseveral places, will dispense.
The movement is only delayed not aban.
doned forever. Preparations for another great
movement will be pursued with great activity
Garibaidi himself expressed his firm belief
in the success of the next movement.
LONDON, P. MA heavy rain storm is pre-
vailing throug bout England. In consequence
OF the nnfay orable weather breadstuis are
f1rmer; corn as. 3D. California wheat 49, 1Ud;
other articles unaltered.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-08-06

acknowledgements Kelly, of phu.-
dslphia, is going 70 stump Ohio for the Renal.
hcans. General Hsintzelman, here,o,o-.
connected with the Fifth Military District. ana
stationed in Texas. (wno formerly csmmandad
TINS department, aud has many friends in this
cify') mas been ordered by the War Denarr
ment, al the expiration of his present leave of
aosenee, TO report in New York, and await