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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-09

Cabinet Opinion OF the Roman COngress-Th@
Fcnian Funeral DemOnstraIion's-Cunard
Nail Contract.
LoyDos, Dec 7-Midnight
In the House Of Commons tonight Lord Stanley,
alludng to the European congress- the Roman ques
lion proposed by France said he could not that
good would result from the meeting OF the representa-
sivss Of the European Powers in general conference
without previous agreement TO the basis which
their deliberations should be conducted.
In the House OF Peers this evening Earl Mayo made
short speech, in which he depored the bad taste and
evil effect OF the public funerals for the Fenians
cuted a. Manchester which had taken place in Eng
land and Ireland Such demonstrations, he declared,
showed disposition to sanction murder He glad
10 say that every precauton had besn taken Dy the
government TO prevent or suppress, any outbreak
arising from the bad passions thus fomsnteA.
In the course OF the evening the new mail contract
concluded with the Cunard Steamship line unfavor
ably criticised in the Commons, when Mr. Hunt, Finan-
cai Secretary for the Treasury defended the action Of
the government, declaring that the contract was the
best one which could BE- made 81 the present time
Ata late hour tonight the Houses OF Parliament ad'
,ournsd 10 meet on the 18th OF February. 1865.
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SANDWICH ISLANDS.

Movements Of tho Whaling Fieet-The Ship
Java Ordered From the Ochotsk Sea by tho
Russian Onicials.
SAN FRANCISCO Dec. I. 1851.
letter from Honolulu, dated November IL, says
Tho ship OtheIo, bound hence for Liverpool with
wheat has finished her repairs, and is reoading
and win sail for Liverpool on the ed inst"
Captain Enos or the whale ship Java, at Honolulu
reports being ordered from the Ochotsk cruising grounds
by tho Russian General and his boat given twenty
hours 10 leave. otherwise she Russian threatened 10
sink his vessel.
The following whale ships have arrived Al Honolulu
The General Scott, with 200 bbs oil and 1000 lbs
bons Ladoga, with 100 bbs oil and 10 900 lbs bone;
Milo. with $50 bills oil and 1000 lbs bone Java, with
600 bbls oil and 1000 lbs. bone Peru with 800 bbls
oil and q 900 lbs bone.
The following have arrived at Hilo: The Marengc,
with 275 bbls oil and 5000 lbs bonc Ohio, with $50
bbs oil and 900 lbs bone Courser with 14O bills oil
and 1000 lbs. bone George, with 500 bbls. oil and
1000 lbs bone; Alpha. with $50 bbla oil and 1000 lbs
bone; LYDIA with $50 bbls oil and 1000 lbs bone
The Alpha is losdng with oil for New Bedford.
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MASSACHUSETTS.

Murder ne West B0yleston-Thc Father Of the
Victim Arrested Suspicisn.
WoRcEsrHR, Dec. 8, 1867.
Thomas Leonard. Jr., twenty years Of age, WAS
murdered last night in West Boyieston this cs
The police this morning arrested hn father an Irish
man. about nry years old the charge Of committing
the deed Both are known to have been drunk
and fighting last night The old man says three
men came in and killed Tom. The decd was
dono with an axe, and tho walls and CELL
ing were spastored with blood. Young Leonard
desperate character and spent the largest portion
Of the past Ave IN jail He was also In the army
from which he deserted times An inquest bis
body will he held to-fnorro
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Second and First rhe lots wers donated 10
tho City Mission ana Tract society by The trustees %
the First street Presby church It's dsbAndmen6
nearly two years since The society order To get
entrance 10 the lots purchased and rsutsd ~ Of
So 500 the house and lot No. IS second street. and
addition 70 the chapel hallway have arranged IL for
lne residence OF their superintendent Rev. w. hingins-
The dimensions OF the chapel building the interior
extracts from the holy Scriptures follows:-D
mansions Of building 60xo5 feet; auditorium tsssss
ranged with railroad backs for either SUNDAY
chapel purposes' ssx6o infant class gallery extension
4sx26 side wing for class and reading rooms. l2y46:
which are all capable Of beng thrown open by sliding
doors into the auditorium, and whole Of seating
sght hundred or thousand persons. The building
mas been erected al AZ expense OF $50, 600
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<inribaidi ON from Cnprera-Amothcr Move
mont 81 the Party Of Action-Itaiinn Reply
FLORENCE Dec s. 1851.
y 10 reported that General GsrbsdI has again dsap-
psarsd from the island OF Caprcr and IL 10 feared thai
another attempt against Rome will DO made By the
party Of action.
The speech Of the Preach Minister OF state NJ Rouhcr
IN which he said that Italy should fcrcbs pos
session Of Rome gave rise 70 asgry debate u The
Italian Chamber Of Deputies yesterday.
Prime Minister NsnAbrss Informed the Houss that be
Asd asked the French government for explanations
Of che speech, and be expected 70 rscsve reply
from Paris By Monday. He sddsd THAT Italy ssuld
esiy gain posssnion q Rome with the concurrent
sssssps or France and The ohsf European powers shas
vsud b impossible 70 aehisvs thas object ~ fsvcs
a me end Of We lsbals vote wee taken, sna Ne
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BRITISH HONDURAS.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM 10 THE HERALD.

Tho Southern American Lnnd Conce-si
Aunulled-Another Indian War In Prospect.
KINGSTON, Jamaica, Nov. 80,
Via HAVANA, Dec. s, 1867.
Late advices from British Honduras, dated at
Belize. received here, state that the Duke of
buckingham, Foreign Secretary Of England, has
officially and peremptoriIy disapproved Of the
land tenure and other concessions granted to
Southern American companies by the colonial
Executive.
The immigrants who had arrived ia the colony
from the rebel States of the Union are greatly
disheartened in consequence.
kamel. the native Indian leader, was preparing
for renewal Of hostilities against the British
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IRELAND.

Fcalan Funeral Demonstration In Dublin
Fifty Thousand Men in Line.
DUBLIN, Dec. s-Evsning
The ebsequiss Of Allen, Gould and IArkin were per-
formed here to-day, and were the occasion OF i'm
rnsnss manifestation Of sympathy. The proceedings
were similar TO those reported London, Manchester
and Cork bss n numbers this demonstration far sx-
cesdsd any previous
II 10 estimated that hfsy thousand marched in the
funeral procession.
Good order maintained all along the line and the
whole affair passed OF quietly.
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Another city Mission chapel. OF which there .,
present Grteen which established in the most desi
tuts districts in the city opened and dedicated last
night In No 81 second street. Second avenue when
the pudng which situated In The interior Of tho block
vas denscy crowded The Rev. DR.. Thomas DE Witt
presided on tho occson and after the reading Of tho
Scriptures from the tooth Psalm the invocation and the
singing . brief address delivered by Mr.. A. r.
wesmore, who gave . review or the ope.
ralions OF the city missions and tho results
OF their labors for tho last thirty-ave years.
during which than shirty-ons millions
OF tracts distributed and tho different missions
established, which now IN operation The Rev. DR..
Howard Crosby preached an impressive sermon from
the fourth chapter OF the second spstls OF H. Paul 10
tho Corinthians. The eighteenth verse whis We look
not seen; for tbs things which are seen are tenn
pora but che things which ere not seen are eternal
The preacher argued that there just ~ strong and
potent conviction minds OF the exisssnce OF the
unseen world ~ Of the fact thai two and Two
are four. for conscience gives us tbs knovcdge,
though such knowledge may be acquired IN ener case
by seeing them Therefore, bshoves M 70 LOOK upon
the unseen world with more devotion, 70 know hs
character and what 70 be done wsh VI 70 shs Isure
These are questions coscerning sns nnseen
world: wewant 10 know about me future,
whether soul 10 not 70 diet These higher eepert
msnts muss BE- attended We viii not remain in tho
world for ever and therefore should NOS neglect
uassnvsrssd, they should repent for The kingdom
II heaven y ~ hand, and val call them
away 70 the unseen world.
re new cAopsl bsjidng. which n neat ana eapacieus
structure y stuaiea - ssted, In The iatssios 81 ths
slesk weisA tS1aAsd n yyA I'D eggcsd arsse cad
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Fire in Baitiuore-1fan Seriously Barned.
BALTIMORE. Doc 8, 1867.
IRE occurred this afternoon in the buildings OF
the Maltby House. Tho loss Was estimated 81 from
$4,000 TO sl2o 900, and 10 covered BY insurance. An
employe Of the hotel, who asleep his whom
the connagtion occurred. ssrously burned about
the head and lower extrsmitisa He s nov doing we'll
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-09
pcdicntloa OF Hope Chnpci.

Yesterday morning the Hope Mission ChspeI, which
has lately been erccrsd in Ono Hundred and Eleventh
street. between Third aud Fourth avenues, opened
for divine worship and formally dedicated TO tho service
OF the Deity. Tho building, which consists Of single
room seventy feet long by twentyh broad, has the
interior finished the Gothic style, showing tho beam
and supports OF the roof. II accommodates from two
hundred and nfty to three hundred scholars. and
cost altogether $4,000. The Hope Mission Sabbath
school was originally started by the York.
vile Baptist congregation four years ago, and
used 70 he held Harlem House. at the corner Of One
Hundred and Fifteenth street and Third avenue. The
present institution is intended 70 DO both Sunday
school and chapel. The schools will assemble every
sunday morning and afternoon, while In the evening
there will DO the regular church service and preaching
Al an early hour In tho morning yesterday. rsle
children OF the mission. numbering altogether one
hundred and ssvenynve flied the buildng. and went
through their usual course OF exercises In the after
noon they again met, and addresses were delivered by
the rsverends Elijah Lucas and Charles y. Norton In
the evennQ ut half past O'Clock the regular de-
dication service was performed and sermon preached
by the Rev d. Anderson Of the First Baptist Church
OF New York city. Hrs text was, con working with
Christ: - ana he explained that in all our temporal
affairs We should in concert with tho Saviour,
and oss no opportunity Of furhering the work OF the
Gospel Mr. Anderson subsequently described how the
Hope Mission mad been established and how successful
had already been It's operations, and prayed that
its sphere Of usefulness might DO still further enlarged
now that It's Accommodations had been improved.
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Tn mi. Chrureubye CIimnte or Oars 3 Colo

In this ChnugeubIe Climate Of Ours n Colo
easily aken and without due another VIII be con-
Of cold thus running into another until
the accommodating cough settled and confirmed
sranng racKing the lungs and ultimately stimulating
ding majority
existing Of clearly defined pulmonary diseases may
thus be thousands cArclcssly allow
ing dr through the preliminary symptcs
under fatal deuson that they troubled With no
thing but cold. How obvious Is IT, therefore, that oolA
should be carefully cared for from M nepisnc and every
ererion used rd OF effects. Coughs and
colds pulmonary bronchial aud asthmstc affections
readily bv thst ndarf preparation Dr. d. JAYNEB
ExPfCTORANT and promptly resortinx II all fears
OF dangerous results win be dlsspaed Sold evcry
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-09

DO not Let Your Prejudice stand Brtweew
suffering child and the relief that vii be absolutely
surs follow the Of MRS. WINsiOW's SOOTHING
SYRUP II aodty of the stomach relieves wind
regulates the bowels softens the gums gives re 70
the mother health the child rs bottle Offices.
sib Fulton New York and DO High Hclborn London.
England. he and call for
Having the fac smile OF 'CUkTIs a rRRKfNS" on The
outside wrapper. All others base limitations.
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GaribaIdi Reported OF from Caprera
and Again for Rome.
Italy Demands Explanations from
France, but Acknowledges the
Power Of the Congress.
FEMlAN MOVEMENT IN DUBLIN.
CUBA.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE NERAL

Arrival Of Mexican ImperiaIIsts on Their
Way 20 Europe-specie from Mexico.
HAVANA, Dec. 8; 1867.
Tho following ex.imperalists have arrived here
from Mexico by the British steamer Danube from
Vera Cruz Count Pachta. Colonel Pettner,
Sehores Ramirez and Arrellano.
The Danube brought also million and half
In specie for Europe.
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.. sustained by the majority Of the ne.

government Vas sustained by the majority OF the men.
bers.
S~
Prince Napoleon to visit King victor Emanuel.
PARy, Dec. 6-Evening.
Prince Napoleon Is about to leave Paris for heuza in
Northern Italy whore he will meet his father
King Victor Emanuel.
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FRANCE.

a Ministerial Crisis Imminent.
PARIS, Dec. g. 1867.
Fears are entertained here OF ministerial crisis In
consequence Of the last speech OF NJ. Rouher the
Roman question the Corps Legislstic
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Expcditing Canal Navigation.

Expcditins Canal Navigation.
BurFAIo, Dec. T. 1867.
The Board Of Trade Of this city to-day subscribed
81 900 TO aid In expedtng the movements OF boats
the canal Messrs William Pctrie and Joseph Cariey,
committee appointed TO look after the matter leave this
evening for Rome
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-09
FIRE IN THIRD AVENUE.

Al eight O'Clock last ngh,a fire occurred in fancy
dry goods store No 445 Third avenue OF Thirty
second street, owned by Emil H. Loesser. The stock
pretty much all destroyed loss estimated a about
So Insured for $500 "A the Brooklyn and Trades
mems Insurance. Companies The cause Of the fire as
present unknown
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-09
GERMAN Y.

Anticipated Changes In the Tariff Of tho
Zollverein
BERLIN. Dec q. 1867.
Important shansss the existing tariff rates or the
zoiivsrsin Gre contsmplatsd.
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The evening services ~ the above church located 10
sixteenth street. commenced last evening about eight
O'Clock. The congregation was extremely limited in
numbers, nss thaa bsswsen thirty and forsypscps
being present The services vsrs esndsossd BY the Rsv
R,n,o",' The svcuse,s c,scoasss o ths aComins u
The Lord" vas delivered ~ The Rev. NJ. Oliver wno
sgesssd Vie ssn6scs h - very elaborate nAnass Ths
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-09

A.-A Splendid ssight.-Those ciittering.
sparkling gems Of wealth, Gettysburg Diamonds, b
seen any day IN the window at JOHN r. GENIS's store.
els Broadway The chance fs afforded only life
time Invest only 81 to build national homo for dir
abled soldiers GETTYSBURG ASYLUM,
SO broadway. !
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EUROPEAN MARINE NEWS.

LONDONDERRY Dec. 8, Iss7.-Ths Anchor Line steam
ship H,Osrnia Captain Manros vpiah left New York on
the Soth uil. has arrived At Neville on her way TO
Glasgow.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-09

Royal Havana Lossegy. - Prizes Paid ~
gold Information furnished The highest paid foe
TAYLOR 1 CO.. nanssrs u Wan street. N.Y..
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Lsusordinarv Celebration A. Madrid on Derrmser =.
1867 oi7sD on gold drawn. Capital rrxe. x>bJ1w No
smaller prize than 500 One prize Ia every nckob
frscs esshet and Information Furnished
TAYLOR CO.. Bsnkerx.
l6 Wall street, New YORK.
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body free or coat, a. ITO Chatham square, New vsrk
Myrtle avenue Erookyn and Winter street. Boston add
gives everyone circular that Informs thsm how
good YES bestrf health without pll or singis dose
medicine under circumstances trial will satSf
biggest skeptic Pain Paint Mt drugasts. - u
censs u. aud full plns that hold egh III boes for K
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-09

Bachelors Hair Dye.-Thr Best in the
world The only perfect Dye: harmless reliable nstanisns
ons Factory 81 Barclay street.
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Tell Your New-paper Carrier 40 serve YeR
Writ TiiF EVENING TELEGRAM, AND YOU Will.
nAyE x,L THE hArEsr lEEwEEEG,KTAArnninSx AMP
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NEW YORK.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE HERALD.

Snow mt Rochester-The Canal Completely
Closed.
RocnEsrxR, ", Dec. 8, 1887.
10 O'Clock p. NJ
About eight inches OF snow havo fallcn since
night and the storm still continues.
Tho canal 10 completely closed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-09

Organs. popular makers. 8fcet pkIkAAnss
noney applied n purchased waferoonns 81 Broadway.
5000 ~ n. WATERS co. l
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VISA Tespesi s.a .s !. ss's, iq,sfTsss
OR'S. l6 bond streel
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Movements Of the Canal Fleet mt Scbcnec-
tady.
SCHENECTADY, NJ r., Dec. 8, 1857.
Boats were passing through Lock Nineteen, eleven
miles east Of this city, this morning, into tho Nine Mile
Level and being locked through the sixteen locks
at the rate of four hour The thermometer at half
past four O'Clock this afternoon indicated six
teen degrees, and was falling rapidly. The
prospect Of boats reaching tide water ia very
doubtful Canal Commissioner born has just
arrived from Troy via tho towpath and reports that
under existing circumstances boats being passed at
the above mentioned locks with unusual rapidity,
through ice from four to inches thick and rapidly
accommodating. There are probably one hundred and
twenty-five boats between Lock Twenty and Troy.
Boats arc lying along this city which have not moved
for several days
Tho Canal at Utica.
Urea. Dec. 8, 1907.
The camel is tightly frozen over. with prospect Of
q thaw at present
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A..lniycrsni Expo.ition.. Pnris, 1857.
STEiNWAY 4 SONS triumphant having been awarded
grand gold medal for American Grand. square ana
Upright Pianos. by the unanimous verdict Of the Inter
This medal IL distinctly classified first In
Of merit all other American exhibitors and
four hundred planes entered for competition By
nearly all the celebrated manufacturers Of Europe
warcrooas Nos lu9 aud Ill East Fourteenth Street, New
fark
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Tell Your Newspaper Carrier to- serve You
WITH THE EvENING TELEGRAM, AND YOU WIhIs
HAVE ALI TIE LATEST TElBGRfPHIC AND
OTTER NEWS or THE DAY. TWELVE GENTS A
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Will }ar asivissgss SsnEzsIS. (: stS. VIZ x:
oIMER Nkws OF SHE DAx TWELVE iEKrs 4
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Cristndoro's Hair Dye The Hest Ever Mas.
ugcturcd Wholesale and retsi; al,o applied, ~ No
Astur Hons
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Pain In body. limbs. all over,
Pain IN hssd, FACE. teeth or siJ-.
PAN in liver heart or shoulder.
PANT With Pain Paint JOY betlde.
Druggists are selling Pain; 40 fast.
II Keeps them lively -does not last.
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In the Catholic churches yesterday the festival or the
Immssuiale Conception celebrated with great pomp
and much sosmnity. An account Of the manner in
which the services conducted in 81 Patrick's
Cathedral and other Catholic churches will be found in
the following reports together with Interesting
sumo Of the principal events which took place in
churches or other denominations
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The Canal Frozen Over at Buffalo.
BuTrAIo, Dec 1867.
The canal frozen and the weather is intensely
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Tho Canal MT Utica

The camel is tightly frozen over. with prospect
. thaw at present
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Tho general assembly Of the members Of the associa-
ton for the propagation Of faith Of tho Archdiocese Of
New York. took place last evening II the church Of st.
Vincent dc Paul Twenty-third street. After the
usual Introductory devotional exercises the Rev. Hugh
= 0Hars ascsnded the pulpit and preached eloquent
exhor,ative sermon. In tho calculation Of his theme.
he dwslt largely upon the grand result which had sue
cseded the abors OF Chriss twelve disciples propaga
ting the faith which their Divine Master had taught
them They were armed BY no power save that Of the
insurmouptsbls magnitude, established faith which
cross OF Christ and after overcoming obstacles Of almost
asserted It's influence princes and posnatos and
had survived the rise and fall OF mighty dynasties and
nations The grand result Of their teachings was exem
pufed In the Christian religion, which was essentially
religion OF love. By the Christian religion he meant
the Catholic faith; for u was tho only true fath All
other forms being political institutions: and 70
OF propagatng and evangeizing tho world. He con-
Guided by exhortlng hcm earnest manner 10 fol-
up the work so nobiy began, and which has thus
far been crowned with such glorious fruits A. the
church and Of tho association addressed cw
Appropriate remarks the congregation, and largo
number or circulars distributed giving statement
Of tho receipts and disbursements OF the Society for the
hand az eoi TO- TO meet he next psymen, the Gen.
al Council Of the work Of the Propagation OF the Faith
70 Paris
The Church Of tho Trausagurntion.
Yesterday the services In this church were in csebra-
ton ofths completion Of the structure cost OF $40 600,
aud TO aid in some measure In iquidat,ng tho debt
fair IL nov being held in The basemant OF tho build
Ing Tho new altar, which will cost 600 10 nearly
n6cent ssco OF ths TRANSPORTATION BY the best artists
in the city.
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Other Catholic Churches
AT the Church Of the Immaculate Conception. East
Fourteenth street. services we're pretty much me
those above described AZ she grand high Mass
the Rev. Father Joun s j. Of st. Johns College Ford
ham. delivered impressive sermon. Lamblliots's
Pascal Mass was psasingy rendered ~ the choir
under direction OF Mr. Goeb AZ the other Catholic
churches the services AL less OF She
character rendered honor Of the mystery OF ne in
niaculate Conception. :, 80 -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-02-02

The President has made report to the
House in response to its inquiry concerning
removals from office. Thanks to Mr.. McCul-
loch's moderation, which is to be judged Of at
its worth, the total number of removals under
the Treasury dispensation during the Scnate's
recess was 100, out of a whole number of 073
officers whom the President may appoint The
War Department, merciless as it can be when
it wills, has no formidable guillotine
statistics to present and it would
appear that the trance Of the Navy
Department has been undisturbed by any ex-
element of removal. But in the Post Office
Department, under Mr.. Randall, have occurred
1J0 changes of lively political character to
offset % for the benefit of soldiers, and out Of
222 in all. The President reckOns that there
are 2434 offices in all the departments which
ore subject to his appointment and it is his
own showing that in not more than One-quarter
of them have removals taken place The up
shot of it all is that Mr.. johnson wants credit
for the number Of sins he might have COM
mitted but did not Let him have it.