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GOVERNMENT CLERKS GOING HOME TO
NoTE.-GeneraI Grant issued an order yester-
dap, granting one weeks leave of absence to
all the clerks connected with the War Depart.
ment who wish TO 60 home TO vote at the ap-
preaching election. In accordance with thu
large number of clerks left last evening for
New York
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-01

PAYING THE INTEREsT.-The cash room of
the Treasury Department was crowded dur
irg the entire dav win persons holding Gov
errment 5-21's, wai'ing to have thair coupons
c shed. the semi-annnal interest on the same
(pay able in gold) being due today.
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50. IU7,2S3.IU

THB REPORTS The law requiring tia an
nnai reports OF the Departments to be pre-.
sented TO Congress on the first week in De-
cember has never been changed. and IL is nm
derstood that they will not go in until the first
Monday Of that month, when the Presidents
message will be at the same time submitted.
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- IN funeral Of Ex-GoyernOr Andrew
OF Massachusetts,, took place in Boston TO day
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-01

THBCABTNET MEETING To DAY.-There was
a full meeting Of the Cabinet to-day, lasting
nearly three hours. 1t lie unders TODD that the
matters of the different heals OF Department..
were the chief subject of consideration. 1t is
also binted that the Presidents forthcoming
message was talked over
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-01

~ Grant club WAS organized In the Etsh
ieebth Ward Of Baltimore last evening.
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MADAM MOUNTS CONSUMPIvE DESTROY
!s1 ER, has been known TO cure Bronchitis.
Asthma; Group IN children. Also many have been
a. 1896 street between 18th and 18th streets:
Stott 8 opposite National; Entwisles, 18th and
&C 6-lSts N""e'
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GoNB HoME.-This morning a lsrge lumber
of clerks IA the Treasury Department, left for
their homes in several Of the States, In order
to attend the elections In their States next
week.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

Il OF COLUMBIA HOLDING District
SAID DISTRICT.
To all tcha1i a. may ooaoesB, greeting:
Notice Is hereby given. that on the 10th day of
February, 1862, the armed enemy vessels Sea Bird
Fanny, Forrest and Black Warrior were attacked
snpk' and destroyed by vessels ofthe United States
belonging to the North Atlantic Bloch adina Sauad
ron, under the command of Rear Admiral j c.
kewani and that on the soth day of october 1857
in the name of the United States for Che reasons in
the libel stated and that said cause win stand for
on the FIRST MONDAY OF DECEMBER NENT''
when and where all persons are warned u appear
To show cause " IS condemnation should NOT Sc de-
creed, and 70 intervene for their interests
October 80, ISL. RI MEICS
hoi-ZAwtDec5 lRepublicanl Clerk
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The French Troops in Rome-Garibald;
to be Attacked To-day.
LONDON, Nov. Is p. M.-The French troops
were received in Rome silently.
The Papal forces are to attack Garibaldi on
Friday
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Thanksgiving in New Hampshire
CONCORD, N. h., Nov. 1.-Gov. Hartman
has Issues a proclamation appointing Thurs
day Nov 27th, as day OF Thanksgiving and
prayer.
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Gsvernmeut Securities

WASHINGTON, Nov. I, tsS7.-Jay Cooke &
80. furnish the following quotations OF 4sv-
srunent securities.
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ADJoURNBD-The Pay department In vesti.
eating COMMITTEE, wbo have been in session at
the Cap,toi for several Days past yesterday
adjourned unt.l the Is b of November
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-01

THE WAsHiNGToN LoBBY.-There are Al
reidy appearing at the Capitol several OF those
mysterious 'birds OF passage which herald
u e sound Of the Speakers gavel. A long ses.
sion of Congress is fruitful with schemes for
depicting the public Treasury. IL the decla.
ration OF Mr.. Calhoun be true, that political
parties are held together by the cohesive DOW
er Of public plumber, what must be said of the
attraction that enables the Washington lobby
70 present such solid front around the halls
OF legislation Railroad grants, land grants.
patent extentions, war claims, etc, will soon
he marshailed in battle array on the calender,
OF the two Houses, or strangled in advance in
the committees of Congress,
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THE MEXICAN MIssIoN.-It is understood
AT n re are quite q number OF applications
on file at the State Department for tue mission
10 Mexico. Among those most warmly urged
for the place sre Sylvester Mowry, formerly
delegate 10 Congress from Arizona,) of Proyi-
dence, r. J., cousin Of Senator Anthony, we
believe; Col Nugent, formerly Washington
correspondent OF the New York Herald, and
afterwards connected with the San Francisco
Herald, and T. L. Plumb, the present Score.
tary of Legation at Mexico. Col Nueent will
b. remembered as having been put under ar.
res, by The United States Senate for sending to
the New York Heratd snrreptitiously OBJ
tanned copy Of treaty pending In the Senate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-01

The REPoRT OF THE POSTMASTER GENE.
EAL-The forthcoming annual report of the
Post pffce department will prove to b. one of
The most elaborate and Interesting documents
which has been presen ted to Congress. for
MANY years. MIR. Randall has succeeded dur
ing The PAST year in inauguratlng a great re.
fern in The domestic affairs Of the govern
Inents OF the world By his important, move.
ment IN favor OF cheap ocean postage The
British Chancellor Of the Exchequsr and Lord
Montros'. the English Postmaster General
have promised to second the efforts Of our own
POSTMASTER General sin carrying the postage
reduction to its legitima te and fullest extent
The intermediate steps already taken are
bringing the resources Of this country practi
cally nearer to tb~ densely populated portions
OF Europe. The reduction OF our own inland
postage to three cents was a great victory for
the country, but Postmaster General Randall
by the initiation and cheap ocean postage has
not only conferred blessing on his CO untry
but on all mankind.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-11-01

internal REyENUE-The receipts from this
source to-day were 81 .5a5s3 81
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The TRIP OF THE MAuMEH.-Lieut. Com.
mander William Il Gushing sailed from the
Navy Yard last evening, In command OF the
". 5. steamer Maumee. for China and Japan.
The Maumee Is 70 be attached to the Ch,nn
50 uadron, but her special business will be 10
look after the pirates who infest the waters Of
China and Japan, and who have been commit.
ing serious depredations OF late upon unarmed
merchantmen The Maumee il a light "a 0ht
screw steamer, carrying SIX guns, and it is
thought that she will be peculiarly adan,ed 20
pursuing the piratical crafts no the shallow
rivers, where they are In the habit of fieeine
when pursued by man, war. Commanier
Gushing will b remembered as the officer
whose daring exploit resulted In the destruc.
ton OF the ram AlbemaPle. He 10 the youne.
est Lieutenant Com mander In the navy
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r@ 900 SUBSCRIBED

Second monthly meeting for payment Of dues,
MONDAY EVENING, Nov. 4,Ie6f.
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SHIPMENTS OF OxDHAHol SToR1s.-Rs.
eenuy mere has been shipped iron tue wash
inston Arsenal over ten thousaad musksts TO
ens Ordnsnee agent At New Yofk city, AID
nnndrre qua carriages asd aortsr
Apols Arsenal W - AseAss.
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NJ - tUIW W z. Us TUX, II Uref.
@N0TICE TO TAX PAYERS
COLLECTORS OFFICE. Cry HALL,
WASHINGTON, ID. C., October q. 1857.
Notice l. hereby given that by the provisions Of
IAN Act approved October 10th, 1871 - the rate of
tax on all Real and Personal Property, Stocks,
&c Tor the year 1850 il iNed at dollar and
twenty five cents on every one hundred ioiIars-
one and a quarter per cent.-Of the assessed value
OF said property.
Upon all taxes upon all property not ia arrears
Tor taxes for general purposes, an abatement of
ye per il allowed from the 23d day of Octo-
Der, 1851, to the aOth day of November 1867. both
inclusive: after which no abatement will be al
lowed ALL TAXES RECEIVABLE AFTER
OCToBER 23I. 1867. A. G. HALL,
&C ~ I nov 70 IChronl Collector.
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WHAT Mr.. Boris SAYs.-John Minor Bolts.
Of Virginia, arrived here this morning. He
takes q very respondent view of the political
condition Of virginia He thinks that the
whites OF Virginia are disposed to proser,be
negroes for voting In favor Of con wen ton, and
says that numbers Of the latter have been dis
charged by their white employees In the cities,
as well a. in the country. The negroes, Mr.
Bolts says, are forming cooperative societies,
and their determination 10 not to work for those
who have prescribed them when there is a
demand for labor.
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VIM. KEEFE 4 CO., TFe
THE ONLY FIRST WARD AUCTION HOUSE.
No. 116 Pennsylvania avenue, between 10th And
10th streets,
Will give especial attention to the sale Of goods
consigned " s""
Auction sales of Dry Goods and Notion eysrv
Night. noxJ1s
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WASHINGTON NEWS and GOSSIP.

TIE SUMNER HCLsTEIs AFFAIR Is he bur
den OF eossippy hslt column OF newspaper
matter, originating 4 Boston aud ejeced from
Now oTk On 20 TIE general sea Of jour alism.
As Ususl " her The public take up the domestic
matters Of pubic men, n naturally falls into q
few errors winch IL is the purpose of thu,
pa,aeIsph 10 correct In the first place, Baron
HCl-tPiT. who is represented - tbs tarzet for
the seIit'er NJ spe CT litiss" In an intarchS are
OF diplC matte notes between Count Biym,rk
an be th6IrmS of the Senste Oommi.te ON
Foreign Realtors has never been attached TO
the r us>i1r Lege ion In thi. cit He cane
'o IDS country more han yesr ago, on a leave
OF SIX months absence, granted b. Bismark
"hc IN PioJed hln In the Berlin department
o. State The B,ron becsme inf4tuated with
me dashing society of New York and. as a
erEnine Baron was the lion a. Sarat ga ia the
summer of &c, there he met In ths n..nss
Which the gsy season wove around HIM the
Iady with whose name he has been so fra
Gutntly me- ntIo ned. Returning to Washing
'Cr' ne appied for ard was granted another
SIX months leave Of absence. Here he n tied
through the shyeties OF last winter, and was
more noticeable for the select company he kept
thSn for good looks or brilliant accomplish.
mems. When bis second leave expired he
asked for another extension. but Bismark
OBJECTED, and Holstein was required to depart
at once for Berlin. He was not recalled at the
instance OF Senator sumner, as has been stated,
but meekly Obeyad the summons OF the great
dplomatist, with y HON he IS now intim ately
associated. Ii is true that the lady to whom
the Baron was so constant a cavalier has also
gone TO Europe, but for the purpose il is stated,
Of restoring impaired health. The crispy so.
eiety OF Boston talks the scandal over and
simply says that the lady has been rrdis-
Greet" But the under-current OF this city's
gossip maintains that it knows more about IL.
and that a divorce mensa ct nora will now pe
granted. However, that 10 q question for the
courts, and not for the newspapers.
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CONTRACTS FOR THE NEW JAIL.-The con-
tracts Tor the necessary work for the coustruc-
ton of New Jail for this District were
awarded by the Secretary Of the Interior to-
day a. follows:
Excavation, W. II. Allen, Baltimore, As cts.
per cubic yard; brick work, W. H. Allen, Bal
timoTe. s2O.75 per m, stone work, Seneca
stope,) W, d. Allen, Baltimore, Stops Der
PERCH wrought irsI, including locks for cells
registers, &c, Chas. A. Weidner, Bait, 49, LOO
e's. per To-. cast iron. do. do, SD 100 cts per
ID: stating, W. II. Allen, do, sI5-5O per square:
plsstering, Charles Sioussa, Washineton AZ
cents per yard; painting, VIM. II. Allen, Bal
umore, si,7s5. compleue; plumbing and gas
hitting. Charles A. Weidner, Baltimore. S7.,eO.
complete carpenters work, Vim. II. Allen.
Baltimore, by measurement: lumber, VIM n
Allen, Baltimore, at the folio wing prices, viz,
nnished lumber, SIS per Thousands; flooring
~ 80 per thousand; building timber, S3a.7i
Per thousand; cuttings, S32 per thousand.
There were thirty seven bids IN AL
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= ''' 'rv'.." STREET r
tARPEIS. CARPETS.
CARPETS.
CHEAPER THAN EVER.

A LAEGE AND SD FASHIONABLE s1OOK OF
CLOIHlNG ROOMS corner Al street and Penn
TOE sALE.A lsree lot Of DIAnoNps. GoLn
GLAssEs, GOLD CHAINS. and other article to
ssmerous 70 mention, 1t s. GoLDsTkIN q 90 a.
Is"noioNere, % "a street &C a-<t
kOhROMEo COLL EGIArE INSTITUTE.
fhesyiiie, nesr Baltimore, Nd. Five vscss.
es a. MEG Fer Sasslogvss OF any i.forna-
.e-.le, Ho. &C - ~
M AEH0oD AND YOUTHFUL VIoog sre ~
~ fHsso cy HELnSol1S xxrRAcf BgcGv.
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New York Specials.

New YORK, March 2I.-The Times
special says: There is good reason TO
believe that Mr.. Johnson will return
the supplementary reconstruction bill
Ar. johnson would have signed the
bill had it been confined to the simple
purpose of Designating and defining
the duties of the officer, whose duty II
should be to initiate the work under
the act. of March I'd, but he regards the
Dill passed yesterday as going beyond
that purpose.
Gen. Howard was examined yester-
day by the judiciary Committee regard
. ing the restoration of the cOntiscated
property in Louisiana, and the rest of
the property OF the brother of JeH Davis,
near Jackson, Mississippi.
1t appears 10 be now settled that the
case OF Governor Thomas, Senator elect
from Maryland, Will go over to the
next meeting of Congress for decision,
unless the present session shall extend
into the latter part of next week. The
matter was before the Judiciary Com
mittee this morning, and was postponed
10 next Saturday.
There is good authority for saying
that ex-senator Foster, of Conn, will
receive The nomination OF Minister to
Austris, in place of Motley, resigned
The Herald's special says: Messrs.
James Brooks, Fernando Wood, John
MorrlsSeyB John Fox, and John w
Chandler, composing the New York
delegation, had long interview with
the President tonight. The subject of
talk was reconstruction, contiscation,
and i'm parchment, but related more
particularly TO federal appointments
Tor the city of New York. The Presi-
dent was very reticeut, and gave them
no encouragement concerning the dis
tribution OF the offices.
Special Commissioner Bogy, yester-
day completed a treaty with the Chip
Pewa Indians of the Mississippi Bands
OF Minnesota, OF which "Hole-In-The-
Day" is principal Chief. By this
treaty the Chippewas agree to cede to
the United States a portion Of their
present lands in Minnesota and receive
in return an equal portion of land in
another part of the State. The object
of msking the treaty is, that the I1di-
ans may have better farming lands,
they having expressed desire TO devote
themselves TO agricultural pursuits.
The Tribune special says the House
Committee on Expenditures will report
a resolution asking the President to
remove Collector Smythe for gross mall
feasance in office, and If the request is
not complied with, articles of i'm peach
Z ment against the Collector will be
presented,
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BY THE CABLE.
Advioes to the 21st of March.

LoSDoS. March 2I-Noon.-ConsoIs
unchanged. Ftve-twenties 74yl. Erie
SsA<; Illinois Central 7s5<.
LIVERPOOL, March 2I-Noon.-Cot-
ton opened duh, with a downward
tendency Manchester advices are un-
favorable; the market is dull, and
prices are tending downward. Bread
stuffs are generally quiet. Corn de-
cliued to Ais Sd for mixed western.
Provisions unchanged. Lard declined
Sd, and is quoted at sos cd.
FLORENCE, March 2I.-The general
elections have been held, and General
Garibaldi was returned for three cities.
PARIS, March 2I.-In the Corps Leg
islatif the foreign policy of the Emperor
has been endorsed by an overwhelming
majority.
ST. PETERSBURG, March 2l.-Hostili-
ties between Russia and Bokhara have
been temporarily suspended.
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The FenLan Exeitement.

NEW YORK, March 21.-The Fenian
excitement in this city has all su bsided,
and the late rebellion in Ireland is con-
coded to have been disgraceful fail
ure. The only parties who receive any
attention, are those who favor an inva-
sion OF Canada Several meetings have
been held on the subject Ofan early in
vasiou, and steps are being taken that
look very much like work.
The ReTdLd's St. Adams correspond
ent says that several United States
army officers had arrived and passed
through No troops had come as yet,
but II was rumored, however, that a
force had been forwarded from Fort
Warren, and the militia officers about
the village had been consulting as to
the amount OF eQuipage and ammuui-
ton needed 10 hit oGt home companies
for service. On the other hand, several
bands OF Irishmen had arrived, well
equipped with everything requisite for
tour, and bearing traces of an un.
doubted tendency towards Fenianism.
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southern News

NEW YORK, March 2I.-The Herald's
Southern correspondent reports: In
Georgia the Military Reconstruction
Law is generally discussed on both
sides, and although the majority con-
slider it ouerous and unjust they think
il ought to be aequiesced in, as rather
OF necessity.
In Virginia the order of disbauding
the military organization, has caused
The disbandment of Hunnjcut's COL
ored guards, al which Huunicut and
the negroes are very much grieved-
Henry 4. Wise has consented TO
stump the State in opposition to
Hunnicur-
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"AsHISGToS, March 2I-The Senate
yesterday confirmed the following
nominations: Associate Justice, John
II. Care, Supreme Court of Arizona;
Y s. District Attorney, Samuel n.
Forney, for the district OF Louisiana;
register OF the land office, SyIvanus T.
Nye, at Stockton, California.
An idea prevails at the South that the
Postal currency, as it is called, is not
redeemable by the Government, and
IS therefore, being repudisted as worth
less.
WASHINGTON, March 2I.-Mr. HUI.
burd, from the House Committee on
Public Expenditures, has just reported,
!:l5 P. NJ, resolution calling on the
President to remove Collector Smythe
of New York.
The registration of voters under the
new suffrage Law has commenced in
Washington. The registration in the
lst ward shows the blacks greatly in
the majority, fhe whites taking no par
ucular interest in the matter.
The President will tomorrow, proba-
bly, return to the House the supple
msntary reconstruction bill.
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Mexican News.

NEW YORK, March 2I.-The Herald's
Vera Cruz correspondent says: The
most formidable body Of horsemen
known in Mexico for many years, has
been organized and placed under Me-
jas command, and should the expected
battle prove a Liberal defeat, 1t will
most probably be urged into q disas-
trous rout. On the other hand, if
Macmillan is defeated. his cavalry
will suffice him for desperate attempt
to cut his way to ihe Rio Grand. where
he will take refuge in the United States.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL


0AAGGAAAnGOu1-
The May coupons of the inst, second and
third issues Of The SO sell, already, for al.
most thessme as gold
Such hiss been the demand for the new OIL
fourth issue that II has been selling for a day
or two past relatively lighter than its Imme,
date predecessor.
The noon quotations yesteryiay represented
stocks excited and governments were re-
ported as follows: for e. coupons IO9Js; %
/ do lO55s: % do lU75s; new do lO.5z. seven.
IhiIuss, nrsts, were quoted at loo; Others al
Some OF the Insurance Companies of New
York have refused risks on Jewish pro erty,
Cincinnati bankers have more paper OF.
fered than they can take.
II Is announced that Arrangements have
| been made BY the TelegraphCOnpanya and the
Associated Pres for the delivery 10 suhscTt.
6erE, in ever city and section Of the United
states, OF financial and commercial new,
received y telegraph
The following paragraph is from PhiIa.
delphis exchangs=
Notwithstanding the depletion OF The
banks. money continues easy on the street
owing 70 the fact that our Capitalists snd
business m-n prepared for a financial
~squeeEz. Threatened and predt0ted on ac-
count of proposed changes IN our national
financial policy. The pressure expected Rom
this source hiss not come. but tue prepara-
ions for IL now come IN good service zfT-ing
rs an easy money market, when according 70
all established rules, We should have clos
and tight one The drain on the banks Is a
temporary OF caused by the withdrawal OF
balances on the part OF the country banks
the latter Institutions making their settle
ments on the INST OF April, which - the be
ginning OF the fiscal year in our agricultural
COUNTIES
The following Is from the New York
TSfbuse:
The quarterly statements OF the National
Banks show q steady decrease In the surplus
OF
free OF bank loans IS possible, In view OF ne
contraction, in bank credits which must i1e-
vitality take place under the retirement az
plain legal tenders and the funding and pay-
ment Of compound notes"
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uARKErs BIZ rELEeRAPa
REGULAR EEHoEz.

SEE YORK March 81
CoTToNDun and heavy, 1<5Ic lower sales
SO bales At S55<63lc for middlfnz upiands.
PEOCE-Rsceipts geo bblsS market 5EI0c
better. i'm proyenenten ledy upon low grsdes;
State; - 65Sl0 50 for sup-r6ne western; SO S
ga Tor extra western; SII 58aI2 IS for ship
ping brands sxtrR round hoop Ohio aud
$i2 40SIS ~ for IEade bEallds- market eioEing
quiet and firm CalilorniR FIour-FrmeE
Eales SD bbls and sacks at Sls 5OSlS.
WHHEY-Qnies-
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Damage by the Flood In East Ten

nesSee-
NEW YORK, March 2I.-A Knoxville
special to the Times says: East Tennes-
see is damaged over two million dollars
by the flood Blount and Sewer couu-
ties all lose heavily. In BIount county
large flock of sheep were drowned.
The loss of stock of all kinds unprece-
dented heavy, and all farmers living on
the river will be very late with their
crops. The loss OF stock will be great
draw back.
The parts OF the Railroad bridge
which were washed away have been re-
covered, and trains are now running
to Chattanooga from this point.
Many lives were lost in lower Ten
uessee, and many families were left
houseless.
over one hundred car loads OF corn
were destroyed.
At Chattanooga the depots were all
submerged and much freight destroyed.
The rivers are sill high and more
rain falling.
No mails have been received from
the Northwest since the 4th of March.
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From RuHaIo

BUFFALO, March 2I.-The case of
Albert Sturgess, of Chicago, against E.
Prosser, OF this civ. was Concluded
yesterday The plaintiff Was nom
suited. The propeller City of Buffalo,
last summer, while unloading at Stur-
CESS elevator, caught fire aud DESTROYED
the elevator, for which one hundred
and MY thousand dollars damages