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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-22

sAAoh AvOf. AItor our new lofk NOVEMBER
election the field will be open for these popu-
lar movements and we are convinced that the
rank and 6le Of the great Union cause Of the
war. whose favorite against ell corners Is Gen.
eral Grant, have only to get up their city,
town and cross-road meetings, from Maine to
California, in order to show q front which will
bring the Republican National Convention 10
an unconditional surrender. Aud we want TO
see this done because we believe that in Cen
eral Grants election the country and oil its
great interests will be perfectly safe against
all extremists, radicals or copperheads while
there are many reasons to fear that contest
between Chase AMI Seymour, or anything In
that shape, whatever the result, would only
make the existing confusion worse COMPOUNDED
for at least four years, and perhaps for twenty
yesrs to come.
Tho Roman Question Settled FOR the Presest.
Important special cable dispatches which we
print in this days HERALD show that the Roman
question has assumed new and peaceful char
acter. Napoleon has been imperious, and
Victor Emanuel and his ministers have yielded.
The French Emperor, through his Ambassador
in Rome, assured the Pope that France will
not, under any circumstances, fail the Holy
Sc, and will protect the Papal government.
King Victor Emanuel has positively pledged
himself to faithful enforcement Of the Sep
TENDER Convention, and in consequence OF this
unlocked for" attitude Of the King Of Italy
the Garibeldian invading force has evacu-
ated the Pontifcal territory, and, II our
dispatches faithfully represent the situation,
the instruction has died out. Some ships
and troops had meanwhile left 1oulon, but
their mission has been otherwise accomplished.
A telegram received at q late hour informs us
that no more troops will leave Toulon, and
that all war preparations are countermanded.
Ratazzi, we are also told, has given place as
chief of the Italian ministry to Cialdini.
It would be absurd, however, to imagine
that this Roman difficulty Is over. Italy
has . right to Rome, Italy needs Rome,
Italy demands Rome, and II for the
present the demands Of Italy cease, it Is
only because she is too weak to make her
demands good. Napoleon has won the honor
which attaches to the name Of bully, but he
has not by this last move extended or Increased
his influence among the nations. It Is still
possible for him, however, to come well out Of
the difficulty. II by means of European
congress or otherwise he places this question
on another and more righteous basis basis
on which an early and a final settlement will
be possible-he may show that, while con-
serving peace and certain existing interests,
he has not been unriendly to the cause OF
liberty and justice. But If he does not initiate
some measures which shall tend to the
Improvement Of this September Convention,
the worst charges preferred against him at the
commencement of his reign will be justified
by this last outrage on popular right.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-22

oar rio Jspsiro correspondence Is dated september ~
The allies attn occupied Tscubsys new Cabinet nAh
been formed 10 The Argentine Republic, which mai
oseds modscs,ios Of the policy Of the war end oppon
ton 10 The triple alliance This was considered OF inn
portascs in connection with any movements on the
Pas.s Rsinforcsments loudly called for and the
army seemed 10 have no attention Of attackiBg Hums
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-22

EfBLo's GARDEN. Broaaway.-BL.cx csoox.
OLYMPIC THEATRE. Brosiway.-RIr Vis wisrLs
WALLACK'a THEATRE Broadway ANA 1854 street.
Tas RssT DAY-FoRrr Pirr
The national Republican., 1867-07-04

SANITARY CoMPANY.-Eleven written and
fifty verbal notices were served on persons hav-
ing nuisanoes existing on their premises. A
number Of csrcasses were also reported and re-
moved. Robert 0'Sullivan was arrested by OH
Ger Harris for carrying concealed deadly wsap.
oas, and fed, BY Justice Harper, $40
The national Republican., 1867-07-04
GRAND DEPARTMENTAL EXCUR

RAND DEPARTMENTAL EXCUR-
M SION, JULY 4, DOWN THE POTOMAC
For the accommodation Of the employees In the
several Departments, and their friends, the magnih
cent and commodious steamer EXPRESS, Captain
Nickel OF the Baltimore line, has been chartered to
make special trip down the Potomac, passing the
various scenes Of interest, and touching Of Aqua
Greek afording delightful opportunity 10 celebrate
the Glorious Fourth In quiet and agreeable way,
apart from the heat and dust Of the city. -
THE NUMBER OF TICKETS is LIMITED, and
may be had Of the Committee In the Departments,
and at MetEerott's Music Store.
The Celebrated l2th o. s. Infantry Band will &C..
company the party.
Aar kefreshments served on the Steamer.
TICKETS osE DOLLAR.
Committee Of fArrangements-C II. Buxton, Treas
ury Department; A. g. II. White, Interier Depart
ment; II. H. Tilley, Navy Department; Edwin Hig-
gins, Post once Department. L. W. Tolman, War
Department
r. Boat lesvssseventh. street Wharf at O'Clock.
| q IN. jy2-lt+
The national Republican., 1867-07-04

A MIssTATEMENT.-The announcement
In an evening paper that one Of the bricklayers
Of the Washington Union had, by leave Of the
Union, returned to work on tho Treasury extern
sion, We are requested to correct by saying no
such leave had ever been granted.
The national Republican., 1867-07-04

Yesterday morning, about
siI o'clock, Mrs Sarah Burns, residing with the
family Of Mr., Helder, corner of Fifth and d
streets north, found the body Of n newly born
white male infant in the yard of the promises
Officer McElfresh brought tho body to the Fourth
Ward station, and an inquest was held by Jus.
tics Walter, who rendered q verdict in accord
sncs with the facts. We have frequently CON-
mented upon the increase Of this horrible crime
sgoung US, and the most energetic endeavors
should be made by the authorities to ferret out
any who may be guilty Of thus craelly termin-
ating the existence Of their ofspring.
The national Republican., 1867-07-04
Aatiuual @spnblitau,
RATES OF ApvFRrIsINa.

One square, one insertion, u subsequent inser.
tons 90 cents. One square, one month, ss Liberal
Inducements 70 quarterly, ssmi.annual, and yearly
advertisers.
Every other day advertisements, 90 per cent add.
honsl. Twice week advertisement, 70 Per cent.
additional. =.
Eight lines constitute square. Less than square
charged in proportion, at the above rates
Editorial notices, 3 cents per line saeh insertion
local notices, 20 cents per line each insertion.
Advertisements coming under the heaas Of Wants
For eale, For Rent, Lost and Found, not exceeding
four lines, one insertion, rs cents; three times, .,
cents Any greater number Of lines at proportionat'
rates.
Advertisements sbould be handed In before 0 D. m
The national Republican., 1867-07-04

GRAND LARoESY.-Kate Connolly was
arrested on complaint Of Margaret Bernard,
charged with the larceny Of $40. Justice Wal.
ter held the case undor advisement, and further
hearing will take place.
The national Republican., 1867-07-04

BASE BALL.-The Pastimes and Po-
tomacs, of this city, played q match game Of
base ball on the White Lot, on Tuesday evening,
at o'clock, which resulted: Pa'times so, PO.
tomacs As runs.
Tho Jefferson Club, Of this city, and the Mary
land Club. of Baltimore, will play match game
to-day on the Nationals new grounds, at 8 p. m.
The national Republican., 1867-07-04

FLoRAs FEsTIvAL.-This beautiful can
tata was repeated last evening at the Calvary
Baptist church. Some of the pieces vocalized
were most sweetly rendered" Hail, Smiling
Morn" "Lo, the East" "Echo Chorus " "The
Storm Is Past" and Light, gentle gales, "
being sung exquisitoly. Misses Burr, Carrie
Smith, Waller Sterling, Richardson, and Beard
all acquitted themselves admirably in their
various parts. Mcssrs, Particle and Parker on
the violin and piano rendered effective service,
and tho "Mocking Bird" with picolo accom-.
panimcnt, was most excellent. With the chorus
''Good Night" tho audience dismissed, well
satisfied and much pleased with the delightful
exercises.
The national Republican., 1867-07-04

CoYDIrIoN of the thermometer in the
shade for July 2, as observed at W. s. Thomp-
sons drug store, corner Of Fifteenth street and
New York avenue Q q. m, 81 IL m, 81 p.
m, 8sj 8p. m, 81.
The national Republican., 1867-07-04

BooKBISDERs MEETfNG.-Thc regular
monthly meeting Of the Bookbinders' Assooia-
tion trauspired last night In the Council Cham
Der, City Hall-Mr. G. p. P. Wroe, President,
In the chair, and Mr. J. Landvoight, secretary.
Several gentlemen were elected members, and the
following were appointed an election copamittee
to serve for six months: T. o. May, B. Har-
ford, and s. p. Cooper. Reports of com mittees
were then received, and the Association ad.
jouned.
The national Republican., 1867-07-04

BASE BALL IN BALTIMoRE.-The Union
Base Ball Club, Of this city, will visit Baltimore
to-day, for the purpose of playing a match game
with the Enterprise Club, of that city, at 2:S0
p m, at Madison avenue terminus. Much in
terest Is manifested in this game, and many Of
the ball players Of this city accompany the club.
The train leaves at 7:45 a. m. and 1915 p. m,
the latter being in time to insure the guests a
sight Of the game. Tickets SO for the round
trip. We wish the Union boys success.
The national Republican., 1867-07-04
9 PECIAL NOTICE.

You can get Crates Plates, and Fire Brick for re-
pairing all kinds and siIes OF Stove or Range At
BoYD'B STOVE AND HARDWARE STORE,
49 Ninth street Bring the name and numbeT Of stove
The largest and best assortment Of COOKING
STOVES AND RANdRs In the city, and at the lowest
figures.
So old Stoves taken IN part pay for new ones.
BIBB's fIRR-PLAoE STOVES Tor heating two or
more stories put up by competent woTkmen, aud
warranted 10 operate. ...
replace btoyes OF Heaters and LAtrobeI re-
paired end made 70 operate perfectly.
ROBERT BOYD,
..,s sHlpIn stree, ,estvSsP D and E stresls,,
rN st2t 10 UEijl Le;sde lisll.
The national Republican., 1867-07-04

APPOINTMENT AND DIsMIssALs.-Post.
master Saylss J. Bowen has appointed Mr..
Robert Nevitt to q olerkship, and has removed
Mossrs. Solomon Kilby, Henry Inglo, VIM. ock.
stadt, Eben Lord and Mr.. Cissell,
The national Republican., 1867-07-04

AN ACCEssoRY-JohnB Beckett, colored,
was arrested by oficer Wilson, Of the Fifth pre-
oinct, as an accessory to the murder occurring
In Virginia few days since. He was delivered
10 the Virginia authorities.
The national Republican., 1867-07-04

IMPORTANT ORpER.-In view Of the many
accidents occurring on tho Fourth Of July by the
discharge Of fire arms, &C.. Major Richards, su.
pcrntendcnt of police, has just issued the follow
Ing important order, directed to the lieutenants
Of the various precincts:
"You will strictly enforce the law prohibit.
ing tho discharge of guns, pistols, fre.craekers,
Fireworks, 40, in the street.
"Place enough men on duty to secure COM
pliance with this order"
It will be we'll for all to tako heed Of this
order, and be careful how they disobsy the re.
quirements Of the law.
The national Republican., 1867-07-04

A WARNING TO BoYs.-Charles ii. A.
Rideout and John Minor, were arrested between
four and Eve o'clock yesterday, while in the act
Of hring q halEgun barrel, which they had
rigged up on piece Of wood, a Ia gun battery,
BY officer Cavanaugh, Of tho Second Ward.
Justice Morsell fined each Of them S., as in
structed by act Of June 8, 1858.
The national Republican., 1867-07-04

CKLEBRATIoss To-DAY.-A large number
Of associations will celebrate the Fourth Of July
to.day-some in one manner and some In other
ways. ....
Under Mai. Gen. o. o. Howard, about 40 divi.
sions and lodges Of the various Orders Of temper.
ancs win celebrate the day on the grounds south
Of the Presidential Mansion by speech. making,
music, 30. Members Of both Houses Of Congress
and prominent Washingtonians will deliver ad.
dresses In support Of the cause Of temperance
and In honor Of tho day they celebrate. They
will, should tho weather prove fair leave the
City Hall at $3.50 q. m, pass down Four-and. O.
half street to the Avenue, up the Avenue "a
Eleventh street, up Eleventh to + street, along
II TO Fourteenth street, thence to II, along II Il
Seventeenth street, and thence by way Of Penn
sylvania avenue and Fifteenth street to th,
Presidents grounds. A largo and brilliant dis
play Is anticipated.
Many Of the religious portion Of the citls,nl
will celebrate tho 24tb anniversary Of the Sab
bath School Union Of the District Of Columbii
| In Lucas Grove, near Glenwood Cemetery, q COO
and Inviting retreat, which is well supplied will
the best Of running water.
The Illinois State Association will make
grand excursion to Bull Run battlefield on
| special train Of cars Round trip tickets can b,
procured Of the committee or at the cars fo
half price. This will be n very intsrestir,
affair, as Gen. John A. Logan has kindly con
sented to deliver an address on tho occasion
Tho train will start from the Maryland Avenu,
depot. Take your cake baskets and field. glasse
| along.
The senior and junior branches Of the orde
Of Rechabites will spend the day at Laurel
Maryland, and will bs edited with eIcellen
speeches on the good Of the Order and the da.
they celebrate.
A large number Of persons will 60 down th
river to Glymont. Mt. Vernon, and other his
torical points, and will, doubtless, enjoy them
selves hugely.
| The Navy Yard Glee Club will give thei
first grand picnic at Beckert's Pleasure Gar
dens, (East Washington,) to-day. Dancing viii
commence at IL IN, so that those fond Of tina
excellent pastime can have fully so cent
worth Of that amusoment-the price Of ticke
admitting a gentleman and ladles-bofore l
O'Clock, midnight. A gay and jolly time will
doubtless, bc enjoyed.
The national Republican., 1867-07-04

FIRE.-Yesterday morning, about one
o'clock, q FIRE broke out in . frame house, on
Sixth street, between P and Q streets north,
owned by Mr.. Jarrott. The flames soon COM
municated to the houses adjoining, owned by
Messrs J. Mcclure, II. W. Theirs and Mrs. g,
Chowder. The alarm was sounded by officers
Beall aud Cation, Of the Second precinct, from
box 81, but the chief engineer, upon his arrival
at the conaagration, caused . general alarm to
be struck, and the entire ERE brigade Of the city
repaired to the scene. All the houses above
mentioned wero destroyed, and tho loss will
probably reach 81, 900 We believe there Is no
Insurance upon any of the buildings Tho FIRE
was doubtless the work of an incendiary.
The national Republican., 1867-07-04

FSEp.-Christian Bates, storekeeper
was ansd s. by Justice Tucker for firing pistol
of In tho streets,
The national Republican., 1867-07-04

A jury PIc-NIc.-The jury in the case
Of John II. Surratt will 60 on picnic to-day.
The national Republican., 1867-07-04

No NuMHER.-W. P, McKeiden, baker,
for not having the nppbOs on hl' wagon az re-
,g!fed BY lsS vas hasd BY JN't'eoV
The national Republican., 1867-07-04

FIGHuNG.-James Mason and John Mer,
ling butchers, for fighting in tho market were
arrested by Oficer Acton, and fined by Justice
THOMPSON 50 each
The national Republican., 1867-07-04

A MAN TARA very dangerous place
for pedestrians to pass by Is on the cast side Of
Eighth street, near D. A barrel sewer Is being
constructed along the centre of Eighth street,
and workmen have excavatod from the building
limo depth Of some ten feet by about three feet
wide, In order to run water pipes from the cellar
Of the building to tho main sewer in the street.
The earth Is piled up across tho pavement, and
bricks and rubbish lay in confused mass from
the work to the wall Of the building. Tho la
borers last evening, without providing boards,
or placing innger-light at the spot, left their
work, and 1t will be q fortunate circumstance II
we are not called upon to record a serious acci.
dent to life or limb through their negligence.
Housekeepers In the neighborbood evinced much
displcasuro last evening in consequence of tn,
quest Of the contractor Of the work to lay com,
plant in reference to the condition in which |,
was left.
The national Republican., 1867-07-04

No MARKET To-DAY.-This being the
Fourth Of July, there will bO no market at the
Centre Market-house.
The national Republican., 1867-07-04

The STATIONERY CONTRACT for supplying
the Treasury Department and Internal Revenue
Bureau has been again awarded to Philip Sol.
onions, Of this city.
The national Republican., 1867-07-04

PAYING THE PoLIcE.-The police force of
the District were yesterday paid off, very much to
their satisfaction and no doubt, to the satisfac.
tion of their families.
The national Republican., 1867-07-04

GArE-K EEPER AT THE NAVY YARp.-Ad-
miral Radford has appointed G. W. Oakley gate
keeper and general detective at the Washington
navy yard. lie was formerlya clerk in the com.
mandant's department.
The national Republican., 1867-07-04

CORPORATION LAw.-Jas. Shields, shop,
keeper, for selling liquor without license was
fined by Justice Walter the sum Of $40, which l,
is hoped will have a salutary effect upon Mr..
Shields conduct hereafter.
The national Republican., 1867-07-04

Corner Pennsylvania avenue and Third street, con.
venlent to Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and Orange
and Alexandria Depot, Washington, D. @. Jy2.n
The national Republican., 1867-07-04
OWEN HOUSES. W OWEN.

A. B. Lee, Norfolk. Va. Frank Johnson. Philadel.
phia; O. O. Nelson, y. sN. r. Haley, New York
WIN. Hood, Red Greek, N. Y. w. Hnesly, Baltimore
u. II. spragus, Benz amin Feore, Ohio; J, g. Power,
Bssufort, N. G. q. Q. Chapman, Memphis, Tom; T.
F. strawbridge 81. Louis; WIN. Deering. wapI inger
Taiis, N. 7. A fred ssabrisht, Detroit, Mich. o..
DYER's HoTEL-GEoRsH B. DYER.
CIV. Marsh. Chicago; W. B. Waugh, 2. 8, DehAss
washiLgton; B. A. Protoie, st. louis; ., !, Wilson
Columbus, Ohio; j. O. Bennett, Boston J. Clement
washington /; J. o. 4 Rumler, Ohio; Z. W. Hall, nj
Clement
The national Republican., 1867-07-04
UNITED STATES HOTEL-M. II. B

Harrison Lukee. Philadslphiai DR.. Kennedy
more Hon. H. Els, N. q. Hon. H. L. Cake, Pa.
Howard o. ogle, John Hin.ly, Del Henry Q. Jones
Rich mond, Va; Z. W. Melcolf Baltimore, John
Lynch, Galveston, Texas; Peter Mary, Philadephia
Edward Dams, W.; Paul Stevens, Ne. / s. b, Wells,
VI WIN. O. Fuias, n Y. Hon. John p. 9. shanks
James Rallaaell, Baltimorei Samuel Brady, Pa.
The national Republican., 1867-07-04
NATIONAL HorEL-H. s. prssos.

WIN. Palmer, Missouri; Hon. Chts upson, Hon. T.
@, Beaman, Hon, z. Chandler, Hon. T. W, Ferry,
Michigan T. y. Clark, baltimore Hon B. .. Loan,
Missouri; Hon. Henry 8. Lane, Hon. J.P. O. Shank,
Indiana; Mrs. W. II. Dewess, New York John MIL
ward, yno X. English, Virginia; W. W: Jones, 9.
Brent, Maryland; Hon. Alex Ramsey, Minnssota; |;
J. J. MoEhone, Philadelphia; Ghas. A. Reiby, New
Jersey; Jos. 7. Dalton, Prank Dalton, New Jersey;
John y. Davis, Marylsndj WIN. 9. Fields, Nav York;
p. y. Murphy, Pa Allen A. Grant, Phila Major X.
Montgomery NY. Shepherd, Va q, @ Fra
wa N. Q. Dove, ys. J. J. Stewart Bait d. N.
ossserly: N. T.; 4. w. French, yho-. J. Johsspn,
Mrs y. N. Haywood, Ill.,; Jas. Ratrisl, Nd. > ~
The national Republican., 1867-07-04

A CoRREoTIoN.-A typographical error
in yesterdays issue made us place the esti-
mated expense of the fire alarm telegraph at
Sl4 900. Although that valuable institution,
In view of tho benefits derived from its opera.
tions, would be cheap at that figure, the ssti-
mate for the year Is but 81 ,40o. Under the
able and economical management Of supsrin.
tendsnt Taleott our hrs alarm telegraph h CON
ductsd In Q manner second to pOns In stdclsn'
cy, aad NJ materially lV9, Oe!t than Ia ether
eitlss
The national Republican., 1867-07-04
MRS. A. ?. BEvERIDGs, PrOpriotrsss,

w AsHINGToN USE,
The national Republican., 1867-07-04
sEAT0N H0UsE-Jons II. sExnEs.
Hon. 9; A; Peters, Maine Hon Ferris, Glen Fan

Hon g. A. Peters, Maine; Hon. Ferris, Glen Falls,
Philadelphia; O. p. Chsppell, Baltimore; =. g. San
gletay, East Tenn; Thomas Franklin, Annapolis
Bllis Boston william Roberts, Y; D. W. Brown,
Phiisdeiphia; II. p. Smith, W. W. Hall, Baltimore
Hon. J. B. DR. ggs, Mich Hon Joseph 8. Fowler,
Nashville, Tenn; Juan B. MeRenna; Washington /;
Hon. Hamilton Ward, Belmont, y. T.; b. Hsndsr.
son, Penn. Miss Z. p Hayes, Tenn. Ii. L. Msrri-
man, Washington, DC.
WASHING TON HOUSE. A. r. .BEvERipdI.
E. W. Barber, Mich. Hons. p. Buokland, Q. N.
Hamilton, J. 7. Wilson, Ohio; Hon. O. Y. Miller,
Lewisburg; 7. A. White, n. c.; @. Nicholas, San
Francisco; W. Henry Burr, Mrs Morris, ~ Y; IN.
Sargent and lsdy, Miss Sargent, Cleveland; Miss
Bradley, Lynehburg, J. Misuer, Hon. B. N. Kitchen,
Martinsburg; s. Gray and lady, h. Q. Gray and lady
Miss Gray, HAMILTON, Ohio; 7. w, Dalton, Pa; y,
Jauieson Mrs A, Green, Ohio.
The national Republican., 1867-07-04
KIRKWOOp HoUsE-.HENpLEr 8 anEn,

A. James Daley, n, n. Dudisy and family, wash
ington; Geo. Crsgg. Philsdelphla; VIM. Q Price, l.
y. Palmer, Jas. n johnson, Baltlmorei W. w. Colly
p &w.RR;F.w. Jonss, Washington J. ". Keel
Nd. A. g. Bedwln, Boston; L. 4. Atkinson, N. d., q
X. Evans, Pa. Samuel DsHAyen, John N. Thomlin
son, Baltimore; VIM X. ChAnping, =. 7. Rogers, y
N. Wells, Chicago; NJ. II. Brown, Phlladelphia.
The national Republican., 1867-07-04
AanrvALs, an THE uornLs.l

METROPOLITAN HOTEL-Porrs d sHELLsr.
+ N. Matthews and wife, Miss Mamie Matthews,
Mss Fannie Matthews, Mss saliis Mathew, Miss
Mary s,oke,, Miss fahnis woedson, Va n worth
.. 8. sorrers, Nashville, Tenn. a Menett, W. r.
Dedsriek, Browpsyille, Pa Hon 4. 7. Van Horn
Hill, q. Ji j. A. Cameiier and wife, n ,. fIowdsn,
Nd Mics n. O. Hiblst, nottowsy, Va. Lewis John
son, Newark; A. Merino and wife, Mas Augusta Me-
Price, Iowa; Hon John Lynch, Ne. Hon. Coles
Bsshford, Aa Hon, ? Sawyer. wis. Jphu, y. Me-
ouirs, Liexandr'aj R. H. Lee, Baltimore; Charles
diebaugh, o. s. A.; Hon, James W. MsCcrkls, Ne
yad.; Charles A. Hall, Philadelphia; Ctemi Mckee,
Q. o. symes, Ky O. Hunter, Bloomington, ~
Miss Pairick, Mr.. sumner, Charleston, Q, O.; John
\. Ross, N. q. A.; Miss LlrIis Williams, Tom. Hon.
Burt Van Horn, n. y. John A Savage, Pittsburg,
Pa O. o. Deese and wife, Lock Haven, J. sslladie,
Wiliismsport, r. n. Forstcr, Boliefonte, Pa; Mrs.
wynn, New Orleans. 'r .' q. ~ ..-11'
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before the thrtieth day of June, one thou
sand eight hundred and sixty-efght. Any
person desiring to pay the whole amount
of his taxes Except such as are returned
ouartcrly) on or before the thirty-frst
day of March shall have the privilege Of
so doing, and shall be entitled to dis
count Of five per cent. upon the amount of
taxes falling due on the thirlieth day of
June, one thousand eight hundred and
siNty-eight.
l3. No Tax Collector or Assessor shall
receive his commission until his returns
have been received at the Treasurcr's
etficc, aud been approved by him.
II. Taxes levied by municipalities, cor
porations, or other local authorities, under
any general or special law of the State,
will conform in principle TO the modifica-
tions hcrcnbcforc made.
j;
By command of Brovot Major-Genera
ED. r. S. CANBY.
LOUIS V. CAZIARC, Aide.lc-Camp,
Act'g Asst. Adjt. General.
This order also includes the approplia-
tions for the current year, but these were
published several weeks ago, and we omit
them now.