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FOREIGN NEWS BY CABLE.-The London
Times of Saturday gives the result of the
election thus far for members of the house
OF Commons Liberals. 80; Conservatives, los.
Liberal majority, li2. Tue Daily News claims
Liberal majority of ii6. Several riots IN
various parts of the Kingdom are reported. A
cable dispatch stats that Lord Stanley has
accorded TO a modification OF the Alabama set
tlenent which permits the commission TO sill in
Washington. The eruption OF Mount Vesuyius
s;ilI very imposing and threatening. The
lava set whole for.st of chestnut trees on
mr., and houses, farms and lands are over
helmed with ruin. Lord Justice Ingles has
been chosen Chancellor of the Uni ersity of
EdIngburg over Hon. VIM l.. Gladstone. At
the Lancashire nomDatio for member of Par
lament the Hon. William T.. Gladstone was
declared TO have the majority by q show OF
hands.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-23

GENERAL GRANT REPoRT.-It is under.
stood that General Grant Will not make An
extended report as to military operations dur
ing the past year, but will transmit the reports
of the various department and district COM
manders, with short letter calling attention
TO certain Recommendations and suggestions in
such reports.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-23

~The following ticket is proposed for 1872:
For President, Anna +. Dickinson For Vice.
President, Wendell Phillips.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-23

MRS. LINCOLN and her son Tad are AZ the
Hotel DAngleterre, at Fran ktOrt-o he. Main.
Her son is TO attend Prof Hohasen's school
there. She intends to visit Italy this winter.
Her physician has ordered her next sum ner 10
Marienbad, in Bohemia, for her health.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-23

WHY are the men Of Washington city not
10 be trusted! Because they are gay ID. G.
vers.-BGGJy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-23

1The Chicago Republican says: "A prom
lnent Official Of the Union Pacific Railroad in :
forms US that there Is good reason for the belief
tbat the two companies-now rivals, but soon
TO be cc-operatOrs-the Union and the Central
Pacific Railway Companies, have come TO a
mutual agreement as TO the point where their
respective lines Of road shall meet and unite.
This will be al a point one hundred miles west
OF the northern extremity of Salt Lake,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-23

ANOTHER SUPERVISOR APPoINTEo-Secre-
tary McCulloch on Saturday afternoon con-
irmed the nomination OF Charles u. WissIn to
be Supervisor of Internal Revenue tor the dis
trict composed of CaIIfornIa. Nevada, Utah,
and Arizona.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-23

To BE SUsrENnED-Comm. ssioner Rollins
has, upon official information received ny HIM.
recommended the Suspension of Mr. Norcross,
Assessor Of Internal Revenue for the Third
District of Louisiana.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-23

terrible Riot IN TIE FAR WgsT.-h salt
Lake special says the haJ giug OF the rougns n
Bear RIVER city on the llth, previously report
I'd. Created great excitement, and on Friday
mob OF some two hundred men burned the
frOntIeT Index Office and laiI. The citizens
armed themselves aud fired on he mob, killing
ten and Won nGIng number of others. IL was
feared the whole town would o. burned. The
women and children We're H-eing for safety
Bar River city IS eighty miles east of salt
Lake. Later dispatches state that the city Is
quiet under martial law. Business is going
on as usual. L. Is reported that twenty of tue
mCb are dyad. and thirty-f fye wou nded, two IA
tally. The mob y collected III the mountains
They sent IN for physician 10 attend their
wounded and sent word back by the doctor 10
Ords ring women and children 10 ieaye, as they
intended marching on the town four hundred
strong, and would burn il The Mayor has
autographed 10 Fort Bridges for troops.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-23
Gsyernment Aeeuritiea.

WAsHINsToN, Nov. %, I56s.-Jay COOK. a
90. furnish the following quotations Of Gov
eminent securities:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-23

LAND SALEs.-The following parcels and
Iacts OF land were sold recently by Messrs
haywood Son, land agents, Herndon Station,
Fairfax county, Virginia II. j. Liipbardt
formerly Of Washington. bought of n p
Denlson, 200 acres, fer SOON; the land lies In
FAIRFAX county. ;. X. Fairbauk, OF Yer.
mont. bought of Amos Chrauner s.
acres, price d2,jcj; this land lies in Loudon,
s. John ShIpnan purchased i7 acres of land.
par OF the farm formerly belonging to Char
loute r. Wilson, for Sl.iOo, this tract lies in
farlaX county: !. George keDfieId, OF Yer.
mont. purchased n small farm of 50 acres ba
longing 10 James Deips, for SI,-uO; this farm
Hes IN Fairfax county. ). Gustayus Gilbert,
OF Dela ware, purchased the farm of the late
I. Ward, containing io9 acres, for Sli Ull: this
farm also lies In Fairfax county, near Harn.
don.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-23

GIN. GRANT AND CHEZ JUSTICE CHASE
yesterday morning al Il o'clock attended the
Foundry III. T.. Church, 20 hear the sermon OF
d.. }. L. Newman, editor of the New Orleans
Christian AdrocOte; Speaker Col,ax attended
Rev, DIR. Buffers Lutheran Cnurch; and Pres
ident johnson attended the 4 4 -street Presby-
terrain Church.
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W all Street Ts.da

NEW foRK, Nov. . Market very duh
ana unsettled. Money easy at ) and & per
cent. Exchange, 9'S. Gold 81. J.2O's. 1862.
coupon IL. lO-i0's, ooupon.5s =. North Carolina
6s- 655z. Nirginias, ex-coupon, SIS =: DO, new
81. TennesseP's. eN-coupou saK
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-23

THR DYER COURT MARTIAL.-The Court
OF inquiry in the case OF Brevet Major General
A. Ii. Dyer resumed its session this morning.
when John Absterdam was recalled and fur
ther cross-examined by Mr.. Field for defence
His estimony to-day was relative - the differ
ent classes or systems of rifle proi-ctles and
his opinion as to the merits of them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-23

IMPORTANT HEws.
o. B. JEWELLp PREMIUM SOAPS
are seknowledssd to b
TIE BEST SOAPS ToR The LEAST MoHsY
In the market.
fney are made on the old fsshion plan By boil
ing, ana are free from Ill tnjuriocs Chemical
sduiterations.
The premium ORIENfAL SOAP,
Tho NEW Y0RK CITY SOAP,
The ChEH1OAL OLIVE SOAP.
The LAUNDRY SOAP,
Are brands Of superior quality, and are suaya,.
sed to givs perfect satisfaction.
no other. 'ees
For sale By all OF the BEET 0ROcRRa =, n.
Aanufaetory, nos. 500 and s02 @ ssr.es ,.,.s
Between 9Th sad 9Th.
H"u Warrington, DO.
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Financial Matters IN balti more To-day.
BALTIMORE, Nov. 23.-FIrginIa 6's, old. Iu-
scribed, i6s; do. lsG6, -; do !-6., a.. do.
coupon, old. 55a56; do, new s. aJ>
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-23

REDEMPTION or THE CONvERTMLK LkGAE
TENDERs.--General Spinner, Treasurer OF the
United States-in reply TO certaiu publi> he'd
opinions that the holders of greenbacx issued
under the acts Of February 25Lh and July Illh,
l0G2, known as the convertible issue OF legal
tenders, have perfect right to demand and
insist that they shall receive five-t twenty bonds
.or these greenbacks, and that they shall not be
required TO surrender the notes until the Gov.
eminent complies with the promise II gave
when the greenbacks were issued. viii ch prom
ise was engraved upon each of the noIes-is
understood 10 say that he does not demand of
'-banhs and individuals the surrender of these
notes, but directs Government officers and de.
positories into whose hands this class of green
backs may fall, to return them, ETC.. az birth
in the Treasurer's circ ular Of the IL kant
No demand is made upon private Irs OF
these notes, and the Treasurer does II DGnder.
take To decide whether or not the private own.
ers have right to demand and receive five.
twenty bonds tor them; nor does he decide upon
the proposition that q certain contract was
made between the Government and the holders
of the notes. 1t is the belief of Gen. Spinner
thar there are but few, If any, of these green.
backs In the hands OF parties who did not oh.
tain them after the passage OF the act repeating
or taking back the privilege OF converting them
into hve-twenties.
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New York Grain Msrku r..o,

NEw YORK Nov. 23.-Elour dali and decllu-
lD2. heat dull, with prices in favor OF buy
e-s. Corn unchanged.
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The ALEXANDRIA, LOUDoN AND HAMPsBIBg
kAIL ROAD AND GRORGRInN-H ENarxN.hns

THE ALEXANDRIA,, LOUDOy AND HAMPsBTRy
RAILROAD AND GRoRGETowF ExrKN-ios.-
Ihat there should be rivalry between GEORGE
town and Alexandria for the trade of taa pOp-
ulous and wealthy counties through which the
Alexandria, Loudon and Hampshire railroad
VIII pass is natural, and not to be deprecated l.
We nave no objection 10 the commend =
able zeal each are manifestIng, and while
u looks TO increased trade and com
merce. We are sure the aCrIculturalists
OF this and other counties will find no tanIt.
and the stockholders of the road will NOT com,
nlaln. The productive regions through which
The road will pass want the markets of both
cities, and we hope, with the completion of the
proposed extension 10 Georgetown, we Will
nave such increase in the productions of these
counties, As TO fully supply the demands OF all
our FARMERS, convenient 10 the road, are now
discussing the advantages of dairy farms thp
cuitNatlon OF fruits and garden products upon
a large scale, while those engaged in the nro
ductIon OF the more substantial articles such
as wheat corn, and cattle, Were never mora on
terpllsIng and determined to brinr out the rraa I
productive resources OF the country Give them
access TO the M markets of both cities without let
or hindrance, and we predict the intelligent in :.
dustry, and ubiaggng enterprise OF the farm
eTs OF this section, Will libecaiiy supply the
mar kets Of both. Whatever differences or diff
ncultles there may be, with reference to the
preilmlEarleS, IN connection with the eNperi.
mental surveys OF the District branch, w III ALI
be satisfactorily ad iuasted At the meeting of the
s'oc kholders, IN AlrXandri l. on the sd proxirno
and we have no doubt the company and ths
corporate authorities OF the District cities will
act IN harmony iu advancing a Improvement
IN which all Will have important Interests :
L'eSLUTy WdStiagt0nt0n.
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EPISCOPAL CONVENTION OF THE EASTERN
SHokE-t tecttoa # q Bistop.-The clergy and
lalty OF the Protestant Episcopal Church. OF
the Eastern Shore OF Mar. ii,nd. assambl,d ID in
convention, IN Christ Church. IN Eistou, on
Thursday last, by calling Rev. DR. McKanpy.
temporarily, to the chair After the organI-
Zaicn Was perfected, Rev. NJ. Crosdale was
made permanen Mt president, and Rev. Dr,
Bryan secretary. vote was taken upon the
name OF the diocese, when II was declared
unanimously TO be called the "Easton Do
cese.' Easton has subscribed SII.nOO as a nor
uon OF the $4,000 for the bishops salary
which exceeds that of any otner sectiop'
Tbs, the Lame OF the diocese, and ali 90 to
snow Il very strong probability that Eastop
Will be the bishop's residence. On FRIDAY
a,Ierhoon nVe votes were taken, four by the
ciersy ana one by the laity. On the fourth
vote the clergy elected BIshop Law, of Arkan-
sas, by majority Of fourteen, over the Epy.
NJ. Pinkney. The laily then took a vote and
rejected the selection OF the clergy The con-
ntntloh adjourned until six O'Clock p. m. On
tne assembling OF the convention al the speci.
Hea nOur, another vote was taken, with tha
ioiioWing resuli: Clergy, IA majority for Law:
lalty. u aority for Law He was dacI,rfd
Bishop OF EdstOn Diocese
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Al The 'osNER Or I'm AND - STREETS. No. 526
We should scarcely deem Il p.cessarv 70 aayer.
Use our extensive assortment of Carpets Farui-
tIre and EOnsefurnishiue G. sds to the citizens
they have already been very Kind In be.toWiug
lpoL ps very liberal share OF their patronage,
sseSno~is s',n, demest, and We win promise in the
ISprei % e q. IN - the pas to strive to please, they
countensnce, but as there is q great number OF
~dne vsrS % Te.reciaIS inviss is'Rss0n 1ss% asy xs
our lellow CITIZENS of the District and surround-
i2g county, to call and examine for themselves
r We SniE MENTION 10 part the assortment, viz:
Fine v alnut Marble top, Painted Marble. top and
other Chamber Suites.
fins hInrsry, Han, Dinirg Room, ard Chamber
rns E Marble top Centre, Hall, and other Tables.
Feather BEDS, Rolsters- ard Pillows; Hair. Cotton
ani husk Mattresses, and Bedding of every de.
Carpets in great variety-Tapestry Brussel. Tbres
Ply; Iasrain. BGtch Wool, hemp aud Rag
oiirloths OF every variety, from 4i,'s4, %, s 4,
Various st, les Of Mating, Hearth Rags, an Door
Large sriety Of Ornamented Window shsd.. and
hMDesi with ~ other necessary articles in the
Now we do not give the prices Of our goods in our
advertisements, nor say that We have petier ihaa
bought our goods for cash. sna can ssi ,s low ans
as" Is good goods 90 ss AZ. other Furniture establish
Muitum In PaTyo.
Also,
j on Viii IND comp etc assortment Of all the
above n aEed goods our BRANCn HOIJ az NJ
406 SEVENTH STREET west between ana n
streets pertn In charge of W alter b Will ans
no tS-lm GkEEN WILLIAMS
THOSE ABOCT TO DECLINE HoUsKKrEp.
Il ing will hnd it to their adysatsge To caii an
Us We sell on smalf com omission and maze lib.
eral advances No charge for stor age or cartage
Special attention paid TO outdoor sales Of resI go
tate and other property.
d. SSi, Go2isHs ns 90, q - sSiafon aaesionesr.,
2e5, corner Peun'a avenue
no iS-lm and 10th street.
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%EUILDING ACKNOWLEDGEMENT IA
~ vorsbie to the organiz alton of a peg
bb1LDiNs ASSOCIATIONS, 10 10 located east oF
me Ga pitoi VIII please leave their names with
the uI dersigned.
nS y II GEO. T. 6ULICK.
%pR. PRATT, DENTIST, fourth s.ory,
~ Moodwsrds Building, BIS ID SCI cot Ie-
tween 10Th and Ilth, the junction OF 10 ff-.et
and Pennsylvapia syslue ar % ~,
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THE CIVIL SERvICE.-The New I IJrI Times
Washington correspondent says that some Of
the heads of bureaus. if not of depsrtm -nts
will, In their annual reports, recommend the
principles Of the civil service bill of Mr.
Jenckes. Commissioner Foo,e, Of the Patent
Ohice, has already instituted an examination
into the qualifications of his assistants and en-
plcyees on this basis. He appointed a commit
tee, composed of men OF experience, who have
prepared report, which shows n deplorabe
neffcIency. This committee VIII recon- mend
the discharge OF all such, and The retention or
appointment of none but men thoroughly quail
flied. Commissioner Rollins, Of the internal
revenue bureau, j. known 10 favor the English
civil service system N the appointment of rev
enUe officers, and Will probably recommend 1t
IN hls .OrIhNo!nIng r.pOrt.
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OFFICERS.

OFFICERS:
q. RI. CLARK, Phtladelphis President
JAY COOKE, Chairman Finance aud Ereoutiy.
Committee
HENRY d. COOKE, Washington, Vic. Pre.i-
dent.
EMERSON W. PEKT. Philadelphia, seor.t.r,
and Actusry.
Es.TURNER. Washington. Assistant seorot,r,
TRANCIs @. SMITH, n. ID Medical Director
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INTERNAL RKvENUs-The receipts to-day
from th.s source were s3s4 ,26e. 81.
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~U. y UUMMINs,
S SAL SEVENTH STRREr.
AN EXTENSIVE BOOT AND SHOE VoUss
" here the public may fnd, always, "xbst tbsv
want and that OF the best quality.
SEVENTH STREET,
Two doors south OF & and Northern narx,x.

~es tIULTCM IN PARrO:
OK, IRk Ok1uINSL FIRSI-u
NiTlkE AND hOUSEFUR- ~
NIshISG EMPORIUM M
CRYEx T. IEu,s
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MEDICAL ADVISORY BOARD.


J. n. BARI as, Surgeon General Unfted state,
Army, W sshington.
p: >: HoRwIfz, Chief Medical Department,
United states Navy, " sshfngtOn.
ID. ". BLISS, n. D, W sshins stsn.
Tie advantages offered by thi. Company are.
II National COmpsny, chartered by specIAi
act VI Congress. lS5s.
A paid up capital Of sl .NpmO
IL offers low rates of premium
IL furnishes larger Insurance than other co..,
panies Tor the same money.
IL ts definite and certain In its terms
lt n q home company ia every locality.
rs policies are exempt from attachment
dhere are no unnecessary restrictions ia the
fcies.
livery policy II non -forfeitshle.
Policies may be taken which pay 90 the fns
their full amount and retGrn sll the premium
that the insurance costs only the decrease
annual payments
Policies will be issued that will pay O. the
the amount n amed Ia the policy.
No extra rate 10 charged FOR risks upon the lives
o. females
IL in.ures not 20 secure dividends. but AZ 90 Low
D cost that di videBds will be i'm possible.
LOCAL AGENT Is WANTED IN EVERY
COUNTY. aud applications from competent par
ties for snCh agencies. vifS suit able endorsements,
shsuld be addressed 10 the Cpmpsnyb General
Agents only in their res pective districts
Circulars, Pamphlets. and full psrtic alsrs given
application IT the Once Of the Com psny IN this
city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-23
Washington News aud Gossip.

SATISFACTORY SETTLEMENT OF THE ALA
full advices about the Alabama question. l.
is understood that after successive remodel
iings, directed through cable by Secretary
Seward,-and by means of which the terms OF
the Con vention have been materially changed
from the shspe in which they stood when the
earlier cable dispatches were receIved,-a solu
toL has been reached which Is accepted by our
Government as entirely satisfactory.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-23

!. kpw' CLAkkl tr. B. CROSS, Jr.
2. EDW. CLARK CO.,
DEALERS IN
LUMBER, WOOD, AND COAL,
Virginia avenue, between 9Th and 10th streets east
" harf ard Depot foot Of 9Th street eost lnssr II
3 Navy YArdJ Washington, ID. Q. no I7-Im
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MEMBERSHIP FEES

The membership fees are siE dOtlars at Joining,
gOr tr7tcs oerttRons of tasmbsrNhip rtlI be fnT-
s.sasd, aud one dollar aud ten cents the death
OF each mCmber, Of which due notice will he ri yen
One dollar from eaek member gOes 20 the widow OF
heirs or the deceased member, and the ten cents
tor eN penses OF collecting.
This Company is divided into TEN CLaSsES
FOB MEN and TEN GLASSES FOR WOMEN
AS soon as these Glasses filled, ten classes
viii he adopted Men and women not allowed
the same classes. Everything 10 done TO make
each Glass equal,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-23

THE TRIAL OF JEFFERSON DAyIs.-Cblet
Justice Chase will open court in Richmona,
Va, to-day. Nothing is definitely known as
yet " hat disposition will be made Of the Jeff.r.
son Davis case, although the opinion prevails
here that the counsel for the Government will
ask TO have The trisl again postponed. alleging
that they are not ready 20 proceed a. the pres :.
ent time
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-23

CUBAN FILBusTEIs.-" Data says :-"In-
formation has been received by the Govern.
ment that certain so-called Cuban expeditions,
and OF recruiting in progress to raise troops to
aid in taking possession OF Cuba or 10 over.
throw the Spanish authorities on that island
The circumstances are not such As probably 10
make necessity for a proclamation upon the
SUBJECT, but United States district attorneys aud
marshals will doubtless receive instructions TO
arrest and prosecute all who are found VIC.
lating our laws, forbidding recruiting or other
acrs Of warlike character, against govern
ments with whom we are peace
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-23

NOT APPoINTKD.-The announcemen mt by tel
sgram from Buffalo that Col. J. Whitehead
Bryson late Of the Soth New York volunteers
had been appointed Brigadier General in the
army is without any foundation. The Presi.
dent has rot made an appointment to fill the
place Of General Hooker. retired, and, il such
an appointment be made, there is no doubt
the appointee Will be selected from among
prominent officers Of the army whose names
have already been published-such as Stone.
man. Buchanan, ct al.
INTERNAL REyRNUg-The receipts Sp.dav
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GIN. GRANT IN FAVOR OF ONKT TERM-An
intimate friend Of General Grant says that in
his first message TO Congress after becoming
President he will recommend the adoption OF
an amendment to the Constitution proyiiing
that after any person has once held the Presi-
dental chair he shall not b. eligible to The same
Office again.
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LIFE INSURANCE.
5000 for SO Premium
UNDER THE AUSPICES OF THE
Manhattan CO-eperatire Relief Association.
THE MANHATTAN COOPERATIVE
RELIEF ASSOCIATION
Is CHARTERED BY THE STATE OF NEW
YORK.
OBJECT,

The object of this Association fs 20 secure q cash
payment within forty days after the death OF q
member, Of as many dollars as there are member,
har efr
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SUY r. PBELPs, w.soLMsTE D
President secretsry
CONNECTICTT Mutual LIFE INSUR-
ANCE COMPANY
HARrFoRD, CONN.
Assets over
ElGHTEEN MILLION DOLLARS.
GEoRGE II. MaRbLE. Agent,
Federal Block, Room 10.
Opposite Post oHioe Department,
oe S-u Corner 7th snd st, eets.
The MTl0hil LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
eTTHK
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
WARRINGTON, ID. c.,

Chartered oy Special Act % Conxr.,.. An.
proved July -, lse..
CASH CAPITAL.........., Al .o0o ooo
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SECRETARY MCCULLCCH AND COLLECTOR
CAKE.-We referred on Saturday to the fact
that Collector Cake, OF the port OF Philadel-
phia, resists al order of Secretary McCuitoch
TO discharge number of Inspectors whom he
has named. The Secretary last week direc.e ed
that the force IN the Philadelphia custom
house oe reduced by dismissing twelve Iu-
spectors of Customs. Mr.. Cake admits the
necessity for reduction OF force. but denies
the right OF the Secretary to name the parties
discharged, holding that he has the Tie ht mere
~ TO approve or disapprove the app oinim ant
CflnspectOrs. The Secretary claims that Col
lector Cake has violated recognized and es-
tab.lshed rule of the Treasury Department,
and that the collector has in this and other iu
stances refused to obey lawful regu lations OF
the secretary. There are twel We specif cations
or charges against Cake, any one OF which the
secretary holds TO b. sutfi icIent u vibrant the
suspension of the collector. and til probability
is that Mr. Cake will be suspsud.d III a day or
TWO, and another person d. -nated t.npora-
rily 10 discharge the duties of the ON ce OF Col
lector for Philadelphia.
Senator Cameron, Of Pennsylvania, arrived
here this morning, and had AN III nterview with
Secretary McCullucu relative to the removal
Of Collector Cake Mr.. Cameron, It is under
stood, urges the removal, and proml ses Secre.
tary McCulloC1 that the same W II De sustained
by the Senate. Mr.. Cameron II recommends thai
John ". Marks, formerly in the State LegisIa-
ture, be appointed To fill the vacancy. Hon.
Samuel J. Randall Is also herr and urges he
removal of Collector Cake.
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n ever ossnsy I'D fsvn; end application. sr..
sndoFscoent shsuA b oddrcsssS - wiSn suleeSle
0snssA A2snsS, 800 hoB11f p. HOSH.
No. sSs -, bst lAth snd istS strsse..
v,AscSs ssr ths District Of oolS1Sis' - 49,. -
S1onas 80 Wet vireinAs. - sissss o.