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New-York tribune., 1867-10-07
BONDED WAREHOUSES;.

CIRCULAR FROM THE SECRETARY OF THE
TREASURY CONCERNING sAMPLE-Ro0ms IN
TOBACCO WAREHOUSES;.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 6-The Secretary OF the
Treasury has just issued the following:
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Sept. %. 1867:
In cases OF bonded warehouse Glass u, used Tor the
sorage of manufactured tobacco. snuf ana cigars ony
nde the United States Internal Revenue lawsand resu
laons the cellar such premises may II separated from
fhe store above that there shall be no inside means OK
communication between the store in use rs suCh ware
house anl the cellar thereof. and where the only
entrance 20 the cellar is from the street, be per-
,nttcd and allowed be used for other
business purposes application and request or the pro
prieor of such tobacco warehouse. In addition 10 tbo
provision in the regulations of the Department ior an
office for the accommodation of the owner or occupant OF
bonded warehouse class b. for the storage OF manulan
turcd tobacco snuff and cigars, in bond ony IN onco
NAV be allowed for the of the owner or occupant lor
the exhbtion OF samples OF goods stored IN such ware
houses only, which sampe-room must DC separated
nv n partitiOn from the rest or the store,
and so secured as 10 prevent access 10 tho
goods other than samples In such Store, except ia
presence of the storekcepcr in charge Tho said sample
office Is hereby prohibited from being used for rtaii bls
ness or trade and sample packages shall Do removed
from the bonded premises without payment OF te TAX.
The sample packages used for exhibition rs ABOVE pro-
vded for shall he regarded under the supervision ot
storekeeper in charge as well as that OF e ower r
PROPRIETOR.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-07
GREAT BRITAIN.
THE ARyssTyIAy QUESTION.

ABYssINIAN QUESTION.
The following telegram reached London on the 23d:
ADEN, Sept. ~.
Intelligence received here from Abyssnia announces
that the captves At Magdala the 27h July. The
camp of the Emperor Theodore at DeDra Tabor on
llth July. The surrounding country was In dis
furbed condition. The rainy season had commenced.
IL was rmOred in London the 23d that unless some
lucky accident occurred 20 render the expedition uDneces
sary Parliament would be called together in November
10 vote the necessary supplies.
AT the instance OF Sir Roderick MurchsOn, the Govern
nent have resolved 20 send out geOgrapher geooglst
and naturalist with the Abyssinian expedition. The
Government making their preparations for this eXpe-
don have also derived valuable assistance from the
cumulated information OF the Geographical Society
The PdH Nal says There Is an accidental satire our
military departments in The Illustrated London Netcs OF
this the less apt and bitter for being acei
dental cevery executed wOOdcut in the first page OF
our cotempOraryi represents the officials at WOolwcb
"packng saddlery for the Abyssinan expedition" A
number Of sodierke are busily employed In placing
''pack-saddles with ladders complete" In cases. each
containing three pack-saddles, while a group OF
officers are anxiOusy experimenting their exertons.
But, while this WOodcut being executed, 1t came out
that the pack saddles in Of being packed al
together unservceable; that they must be unpacked
returned into and that would be necessary to
have 5000 6OcO OF quite another and probably use
less pattern made by private contractors The wood
cut in question would therefore, have been more properly
described as The art Of how not 20 do it,"
New-York tribune., 1867-10-07
FRANCE.

BISMAICKS CiRCU LAR AND THE FRENCH PRESS.
The history of this circular is curious. 1t was
forwarded to Prussan ministers at South German Courts
Stuttgart Mercury and IN the Cologne Gazette and other
France for "a hours aferwad All the foreign journals
containing either the circular itself any ausOn to II
seized In all France only NJ Rouher, the Minister
of state Of It's existence and he at tecgraphed
s. in dispatch containing 1852 words TO the Emperor al
BiaTtZ. TwcntyfOur hours afterward summary OF the
circular was permitted TO pass through the Havas
agency to the newspaper Offices. The Official ana
reml-Oitcia journals were ordered 10 Keep 81
lence about IL. permitted only, as
IN the ease OF the Constitutional, 10 utter "a vague
comment I'm couple Of lines. The MOnitear is even yet
semOcla OF Saturday, Sept q, has at last article
Of some length but tone OF carclcssness which does
not In the least represent either the Official or popular
feeling That France Is In fernent Is shown by the ds
cussOns in the unofficial Journals which, whether minis
fera opposition treat the declaration OF Bismarck as
onense and "a to FraDce--eyen challenge
and an insult The Gazette de frdi,ce says II was not
written with pen, but with the sword the redOubtahe
Bismarck at Sadowa. The Arel,ir National asks
what reply Marquis de Moustier Is going 10 make hold
ing impossible for France 10 put up with such slight
mp by daring him 10 Oversep the Manei and then the
Journal de Paris points out that the Maine has been
overstepped already and the general public views the
WINGED that Is inevitable has adopted this gaiug
tone TO goad the French into unmasking their game
~ dc GIrardn says in the Ltcfe tbat IL france were
by ~ de Bnarcs circular, he does not doubt that the
sentence woHid DE
According 10 The Tness correspondent there can be
DO doubt that the circular has increased the probability
OF war next year The feeling In Paris h Of uDDstak-
able Irritation The circular Is looked upon as drect
proy0cati0n."
SILENT PREPARAuOEs FOR WAR.
correspondent wIiteE You have been repeatedly told
New-York tribune., 1867-10-07
EUROPE.
ITALY AND ROME.

80. ,>r pr1yyFEN INSURGENTS AND THE FATAL
TRoOPs-PROCLAMATIONO OF "Ahi"A'
=, .-t.SrIc TELEGRAPH TO THE TKIBuNN - -. A.;
LONDON, Oct. 4-Midnight'-Ihe H''eS' u''
,otcbes received from Italy, though conilicting'
oro b;oblv important. message has just beeh
,oco;ved from Florence announcing the CLASH
os arms The insurgent troops holding a strong
ros;t;on near Bagnarea, in Viterbo were at
tackled by the Papal forces. A short, sharp
FIGHT ensued, which resulted in the defeat Oh
the attacking party, who were obliged hastily
.o Withdraw The losses in the engagement
ore not stated. The effect of this victory is
very inspiriting to the Party of Action. A pub
Tic meeting of the friends of Garibaldi was held
Mt Turin yesterday. Revolutionary speeches
were made by many distinguished persons
Great crowds of people were present, anu 'ne
enthusiasm was unbounded. Meetings OF a Ike
.horocter are in contemplation in other cities
of Italy. Though prisoner at Caprera, Gen.
Garibald has issued stirring address to his
followers. which is published to-day all over
Furope. He recites at length the grievances OF
italy. and asks his countrymen to redress them
NOW. He appeals strongly to their patriotism,
and urges all his friends to march forthwith
to Rome
New-York tribune., 1867-10-07
THE PUBLIC HEALTH.

THE YELLOW FEVER At NEw-ORLEANs
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 5.-Ihe deaths from
yellow fever Cor the twenty hours ending at o'clock
tins morning 30.
The Times says our streets not silent and deserted,
though they should be vacated during the hot sum- Wle
all parties should 90 indoors Yet there signs OF re-
turning businesssgns that show such anclpatlons pre-
vail to large extent among propcrty-lOders gram anu
flour dealers produce dealers and even dry good dealers
But the epidemic Is the ruling sensation III comparison
with which political movements and speculations dwinde
into nsgnifcance. Every one subject 10 tne ulseasc
should set hs face against undue apprehension anu not
believe he attacked with the scoufge whenever ne mas
headache, whenever his system Is Just niue uii-
hinged.
Braxton Bragg has been elected 10 q membership and
may hencefOrth be considered one OF The HOwards III
il said the gentleman earnestly al work IN thc Neinlly
for aid If may judge of that need by the extensive
in which this vicinity Is represented III the MOT
tuary Report
YELLOW FEVER AT MOBILE.
MOBILE Ala, Oct 5.-TheTe were three IN
termcns from yellow fever during the 2i hours ending at
o'clock this evening.
HEALTH OF ST. LOUIS
ST. LOUIs. Oct. 4.-RcpOrts which have been
circulated different parts OF the West for some day
exaggerated In their character only two cases were re-
ported TO noon to-day, and all apprehension OF return
Of the disease has ceased The Board OF Health VIII pun
sh an official statement tomorrow. which VIII snow an
average of less than % deaths per day the aady
appeared. and Mayor Thomas viii issue proclamation
declaring the city is free of the disease ana ali danger
passed
4 DEATH FROM YELLOW FEVER IN SPRINGFIELD,
MASS
SPRINGFIELD. Mass, Oct. 6.-,Iohn ~. llsley,
o about years of died III the clly OF ytI"W
fever to-day. nom Memphis, Tenn en- route to
Nova scotia, and arrived here last night
New-York tribune., 1867-10-07
PRIZE FIGHT PREVENTED.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 6.-The police OF the
First District received information on Saturday night
that prize fight take place at dayDeak ihls
morning near the city squad Of policemen repaired 70
that ncighborhood at an early nouf, @ anu
found that the Information was true. ,srna s,em
number of their friends were lying on the ground
and endeavoring conceal themselves, Before ire
noce could reach place, alarm was gtven ana Ino
entire crowd started run across the nelus lho
officers pursued them. firing their pistols IN the ar Alter
short chase 81 the party arrested and locked UP
10 await a hearing. All but five procured ball anu were
allowed TO 20 at large The principals ~ the nsEt arc
supposed TO have made their escape Win tno cro"o
which was too far OIL for the police TO reach.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-07
HAMPTON NATIONAL CEMETERY MONUMENT

FORTRESS MONROE, Oct. 5.-lhe laying OF the
OF the monument TO be erected in the Sol
ders National Cemetery situated on the Hampton Creek
and the rear Of the Chesapeake Seminary vast hosp
,a durno the war; whose wards materially contributed
TO swell the list OF Union soldiers now Inferred within
sirht OF ts historic walls took place this afternoon In
tic presence of large audience, brought together from
ali parts OF surrounding country including the Moni-
for Lodge of Free Accepted Masons OF Fortress Mon
roe st Johns Masonic Chapter and Greble Lodge OF the
Jndependent order Of Odd Fellows OF Hampton. The
BOARD I'm raising the money for the erection OF this
ument succeeded In enstng the interest OF Miss Dix,
and attribute the secret their success TO the assistance
and nring efforts OF this estimable lady. The
ment will cost when completed $4,000 $4,000 OF which
has already been collected leaving $1,000 more yet to be
made up by contribution The ceuetery at Yorktown,
and the smaller ones In the vicinity of Suffolk Norfolk
and Portsmouth are being rapidly broken up, and the
bodies renterred IN the Hampton Cemetery which. when
finally completed. Will contain about 10000 bodies such
terent of the bodies which has been strictly observed
by the Burial Corps, that Tue SPEEDY RECOGNITION OF sol
removes every obstacle In the way of the recovery OF
bodies y the friends OF those buried within the limits Of
tile cemetery.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-07
FUNERAL OF THE LATE ELIAS HOWE, JR.

BosroN, Oct. G.-The burial service was read
over the OF the late Elias Howe. jr In the First
Unyersalist Church Of Cambrdgeport Mass this after
noon. The building was crowded. Representatives Of
tho saving machine interests from New-YOrk Boston,
and other places present Inc sermon was preached
by the Rev Mr.. Greenwood or Maiden; lie paid Digh
trbute 10 tho memory Of the deceased gentleman, and
said his generosity industry and beneyoence had proved
great blessing to the poor The casket containing the
remains was of rosewood ncd with satin and iuaid and
trimmed with gold At the close OF the services the
funeral corege proceeded 10 inc Cambridge Cemetery,
where the remains were Inferred
New-York tribune., 1867-10-07
GREAT BRITAIN.

FEAR OF A FENIAN ATTACK IN LONDON.
LONDON, Oct. 5.-Late yesterday afternoon advlces
were received by the authorities to the effect that an
attack by the 'elians one of the armores IN TINS
city might be expected during the night. Govern
cnt troops were accordingly posted at the different
armories. and other precautionary steps were also
taken which prevented the threatened outbreak.
THE REPORTED FAILURE IN GLASGOW.
GLASGOW Oct 5-Evening.-It is reported that
Buchanan & Co. of this city, who were recently an
nounced as having failed, viii be fully able to pay
all their Indebtedness .
New-York tribune., 1867-10-07
ST. PIERRE. MIQUELON.

THE FRENCH GOVERNMENT REPAIRING DAMAGES
CAUSED n TIE LATE FIRE.
BANGOR, Me-, Oct. 5.--'The French corvette
Bouvet Count Monipczet commanding, arrived at Ban
ror Me- ON Thursday from 81 Pierre Miquclon, Freneh
island near Newfoundland, used by tho French Govern
ment as a fishing and coaling station, with authority from
the French Government 90 purchase building matera
and charter ships convey 10 10 ST. Pierre This has
been rendered necessary by the immense IRE that oc
cured on that island the 18th MI, by which 80 per
SONS were rendered housecss The Governor Of ST. Perc
Immediately after the rc elegIaphed Ia France and re-
ceivcd authority 10 take this action II Is said thnt 10
wifi require i've vessels of transport the mate
ria to ST. Perre. This will be done immediately lcfoe
the cold weather sets In
New-York tribune., 1867-10-07
BAVARIA.
FRENCH INTRIGUEs AT MUNIc

FRENCH INTRIGUEs AT MUNICH
A correspondent writes: The simultaneous
presence of NJ dc Metenich and Gen Fleury In Munich
Is the subject OF much talk and comment Though no
body knows for certain that these two personagcs have
bee iprsted with any confidential mission, yet have
suppose that the French O0Vcrment IL
taking advantage OF the King or BaVaias personal as
inclination 10 on Prussia though the Bayarian Minister,
NJ de Holcnl0he is rather ncliued toward adopting NJ.
De Bismarcfs views. On the other land' hing william
leaves out Munich Intentionally, II is said, from his
present tour in Germany.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-07
THE NATIONAL FINANCES.
WEEKLY STATEMENT OF FRACTIONAL CURRENCl
AND NATIONAL BANK NOTES

AND NATIONAL BANK NOTES.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 6.-The issues OF fractional
currency from the Printing Bureau Of the Treasury De
partment for the week ending Saturday amounts TO
s5alOOO The amount forwarded in the same week was
as follows To the Assistant Treasurer at Philadelphia
100000; 10 the Assistant Treasurer ST. LOUIS $4,000
To the Assistant Treasurer at New f0rk 100000; 20 the
United states Depository at Buffalo, $4,000 ana TO
National Banks and others S29i ga total sSlSJ2i Inc
fractional currency redeemed and destroyed during the
week amounts 10 s337.OO The National banknotes Is
sued during the week S33O, and the totas amouh,
issued date. 0293 From this Is 10 be deducted
the currency returned including wornout notes amount
ing 936i5 which leaves ia actual circulation at Dls
date sg Treasurer Spinner holds the following
amounts in trust for the national banks, viz: As security
for circulating notes. S3lO6O; Tor deposits oi puDc
moneys, S3s 373. $50 Total. s3T9,0l5s5O.
The Internal Revenue receipts on saturday announcer
20 SITOs2l The total amount for the week Is 5l,SJ
and the aggregate amount for the fiscal year TO date Is
The First National Bank of Norfolk Virginia. and the
FIRST National Bank Of Elmra Newl have voluntarily
ceased 30 be deposares Of public moneys ana nhahcai
agents of the United states. . =,
The Printing Bureau OF the Treasury department Is
printing fractional currency TO the extent of slOoOO
every ay that amount being necessary 10 replace the
defaced currency returned for redemption
New-York tribune., 1867-10-07
surRIpAy,s RECEPTION AT BOSTON

BosroN, Oct. G.-There is every indication
that grand popular welcome will be extended 10 Gen;
Sheridan tomorrow, in which the people generally viii
participate The banks and many business houses will
he closed and the school children VIII have holiday
The military display will probably exceed anything Of
the kind ever seen In Boston.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-07
FRANCE.

THE PREPARATIONS FOR WAR THROUGHOUT
THE EMPIRE.
LONDON Oct 5-Evening.-Ihe Standard OF
this city, in a leading article this morning,
saws that the general arming of France is ex-
citing apprehensiOns of a Winter campaign
New-York tribune., 1867-10-07
'iTHE PLAINS.

TREASURE FROM MONTANA-FAIR AT DENVER.
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 6-The steamer Only Chance,
from Fort Benton Montana arrived at Omaha Friday
night with a. 600 900 I'm treasure and 200 passengers
tensvc preparations making for holding an aSrcu
tural fair ut Denver this week.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-07
ARREST OF RAILROAD THIEVES AT OMAHA.

s omaha saw that n Marty Of railroad thieves, whose
operations have extended over tio fachc % v' s o .
past six months have been broken up an9 moss, ~ h no.
Iii of Them arrested A large amount OF property mas
hcen found secreed in Omaha, and II has been ascer
tanned that large quantity OF goods have zen shppSu p
10 points East during the summer All the Pa" "es 'i
Gated were connected with the road.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-07
THE LATE FAILURE IN ST. LOUIS.

Sr LouIs Oct. 5.-'rhe liabilities OF Mcssrs
Lamb a Qunlan. who failed here few days ahV' "'
ahout s5l5.oOO; the assets arc about siJ,iv0.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-07
PRIZE FIGHT NEAR DETROIT.

DETROIT Mich, Oct 5.-GaIlaghcr and DAVIS
fought today az Fighting Island 7miles from here. Davis
won in a. rounds knocking Gallagher ont OF time. The
latter had the beet ot the light Until tle last round
New-York tribune., 1867-10-07
CUBA.

HAVANA, Oct Ga storm has prevailed for
the last "A hours aud still continues. The steamers Nr-
ginia and Paris have not arrived Both are over due.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-07

the 4th instant dated at Victoria Vancouvers island
from Gen. Rosseau, the Commissioner of the United
States appointed TO take formal possession OF the er
ritory ceded by Russia The party were to leave or
Alaska on the 9Th. and all were reported we'll
Scfor Romero, the Mexican Minister, yesterday at
noon took leave of President Johnson. No 1ofmal
addresses were made, as Senor Romero goes home on
leave. lie subsequently called at the State Depart
ment to present Senor Mareschal the Secretary OF
the Mexican Legation, as Charge d'Aifairs of that
Republic. Semor Romero expects to return in about
four months to resume his duties as Mexican Minister
to this Government
Postmaster-Ge General Randall leaves here tomorrow
evening for NewYorl and Boston, to meet the Board
for selecting sites for post-ofices in those cities
THE PUBLIC DEBT.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 5.-The following is the
statement OF the public debt Of the United States the
ist of October 1867 as compared with the September
statement: a
DEBT BEARING COIN INTEREST. .
Five per cent bonds sl9s4S1,350 90 sl9s4SlSoo "
Six per cent bonds OF 1867 -, oo
and 1863. ................ n,I07,9n 10 l4SO9,.Sl ~
Six per cent bonds OF 1881 2s3676l0o 90 2sS0,lOo W
bonds nd s5sso75o 90 12o571o,5oo 90
Navy pension fund.- 100000 90 lScoIoOo W
Total 81 745,1se,ln 80 si,7I5es7,7H 80
pEBT BEARING CURRENCY INTEREST.
Six per cent bonds. Sl6146,00O w lo5io,oW w
Three years compound In - oo. am m
terest nOtes.....--.--.. 7s,53'oSO w Io,ooV oW y"
Three years seventhrty oo-o. oo- m
notes. -...-.-.-..-.- ooo'fo',iVV y" f"V''''0-' w
Total. s4olo74,eso 90 si9J,97I,625 90
MA1rRED DEBT NOT PRESENTED PAYMENT.
Three years seven-thirty
notes. due Aug. 10, 1867. A25O,OOO 10 .-.--------.
Compound interest notes
matured June 10, July - -. -
10, and Aug. is, 1861. 74S3,lO W iAo'z,'So W
Bonds OF Texas iDdem- o oOo oo
nlty.--.---.--....-...--- <o<,WV w <o',o'' w
Treasury notes, acts July
II, 1861, and prior there ,, .,
Ronds Anril H. 1870 - 54,O6l GA 64,76s 6S
Treasury notes March 3, oooo 90
1853. yOe,jrO w 'oy,ooo ~,
Temporary loan ..-....... 5,0i2203 IS 5,2'slS5 %
Certificates OF Indebted 1900 ~
ness..... .............. $4,000 90 $4,000 90
Total l............. sls,22l, ,256 SO s19,i4O375 81
DEBT HEARING INTEREST.
Emitted STATES notes $3Gl1GisIi 90 S365,164si4 90
Fractional currency 29,s64l3 81 Tg,Sg2l12 ~
Gold certificates of de- 80. 80. -
post. if,oo'o@V w i"'f"-"V v"
Total al.....-...... S4O5,s97 S77 81 >llo,0i97l6 ~
Total debt $500 3s9, ,45G 90 S2,Gil,l19459 CA
AMOUNT IN THE TREASURY.
In coin 'D'.. O329s659 50 s1O1, ,2G3O20 90
Ia currency -......... 3l.sl3,3i9 So 47,O73OT4 80
Total ........ sl35Il2OO9 "a slis,336O9i 50
Amonnt of debt less cash - - .
New-York tribune., 1867-10-07

in the Treasury s2Aa527744G 76 s2,i92.7s3.3S5 O5
The foregoing statement of the public debt
appears from the books and 1reasurers returns III to
pepartmcnt on the 1st ST October, 1867.
HUGH MCCUILoCH, Secretary OF the Treasury:
A c0mparison of the statement Of the pubhc DEBT TOT
the month of October with that Of the previous month,
shows the OF the public debt to the extent OF
S9tOs H. This increase is In consequence OF the heaNy
payments on account OF the War and Interior Depart,
mcns the latter account of pensions, ana tue sinai
receipts from Internal Revenue during the past month
t is anticipated however that the receipts for the pres
ent month will be considerably IN excess OF the payments
and that statement the 1s of November VIII snow
a reduction OF several millions. A further comparison
the present statement and that made on he lot
OF September exhibits, under the head OF Debt Bearing
Coin Interest," increase the SIX per cent nve-tweny
bonds OF s96020 OF the debt bearing currency inter-
est there has been decrease on the threeyear seven
thirty notes of e25. The national debt not pre-
sened for payment has decreased S2l9ll9; while under
this head there exhibit OF decrease OF the com
pound interest notes matured June TO- July H. ana Aug
i5 1867 Ss9G3O The debt bearing no interest mas
decreased 33g 60 There Is shown increase or
coin I'm the Treasury OF s2O353O 60, while the amount OF
currency has decreased Sl5,259I25.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-07
BY STEAMSHIP.

The steamship Weser, from Southampton
Sept. "a, arrived here Oh Saturday.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-07
WASHINGTON.

GEN. SHERMAN AND THE WAR OFFICE-THE
PENNSYLVANIA AND OHIO ELECTIONs-GOOD
REPORTS FROM OHIO-THE SUCCESSION TO
MEsSMORE-NEW-YORK RECRUITING AGENTS
IN TROUBLE-LETTER FROM SENATOR HOW
ARD.
New-York tribune., 1867-10-07
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VIZ a8H a v9'ar h1aHo CD CIT
fTe feir
New-York tribune., 1867-10-07
THE PUBLIC DEBT.

WASHINGTON Oct. 5.-The following is the
statement OF the public debt Of the United States Oh the
lst October, 1867 compared with the September
statements
New-York tribune., 1867-10-07
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oovr, ,cr BETWEEN INSURGENTS AND THE rArAL
aoops-PRoCLAMAT OF GARIBALDl'
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WAsHNaToN, November 80 O.--Thsre
were only about fifty members pre-
sent in the House this morning. Adj
journed to Monday.
siaa aRternal eno Y revenue re- receipts to-day
The Ways and Means Comnsittee
will report bill preventing contrac-
ton and prescribing the tine and
manner OF selling surplus gold.
The Senate Judiciary Committee
rs investigating the loyalty of Senator
Thomas, from Maryland. iff'l'g.
Lieut.. Sherry and forty soldiers
were attacked at Plum Greek, and
Swu Kis.el..' Sixty wagons were taken.
Fourteen Indians. ran OFF seventy
head Of stock from Fort Larimie
A revenue decision has been rem
dered, that when cotton is exported,
ut must be clearly identified as the
same cotton for which permit was
obtained. A permit to remove cot
Eon, showing payment Of tax, is suf-
Rcient to authorize the expectation
FAX on cotton removed from the pro-
hucing district and will be collected
From the cotton itself, no matter In
whose possession it is found.