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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-10-07

M1ssoUn1.-Mr. Adams, the esteemed
correspondent of the World, and other
wise connected with the press, has return
ed, as we learn, to this city, after pro-
tracted journeying in the West. Mr. Adams
brings the gratifying intelligence that Mis-
souri, will be for Seymour and Blair by
large majority. We place great reliance
upon information from source 50 CALM
rational, and Observation-Disclosures inte!l-
qencer, eth.
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HE ANTI-BUTLER OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
I ~ OF RICHARD II. DANA, Ja.--Satena,
:! .,eaSS', October 5.-The anti Butler conven-
''oa vas well attended and enthusiastic.
pr a. A. Abbott, Of Peabody, presided,
a. anu a In an opening speech paid his respects
70 GENERAL Butler as follows:
>, when candidate for public Office so for
se'S Inc decencies Of life as to call honest
Ien traitors, it is time that we came oplain
"otos, aAs that the truth we're told. The
opposition TO General Butler is not based
'~''fsiy upon his pernieious political opin-
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Foreign Markets.

LONDON, October 6.-Noon.-Securities
unchanged. Sugar, on the spot, easier at
36s.
LIVERPOOL, October 6.-Noon.-Cotton
quiet and steady; sales estimated at 10000
bales.
Aftermoo Cotton easier; uplands,
lOTd.; Orleans, 111sd. Yarns and fabrics
quiet. Red wheat, los. 4d. Corn, 36s. Cd.
Flour dull. Naval stores quiet. Evening"
Cotton unchanged. Sugar, on the spot, dull.
Lard fat.
HAvRE, October Cotton quiet.
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REDUCTION OF FoRcE.-Mr. West, chief
clerk of the Treasury Department, has mott
fed Secretary McCulloch that on account Of
the reduction Of work and failure of appro-
priations it will be absolutely necessary to
discharge seventy-five female clerks from
the department during this month. The
Second Auditor, Mr.. French, has also given
notice that for like reasons there must be dis
charged from his Bureau over one hundred
male clerks.-National Intelligencer, 9Th.
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The Corn CRoP.-The yield of corn in
this section this year has been unusually
large, and the quality is excellent. Our old
friend, Mr., Samuel Cofman, informs us
that he has q field of corn, embracing
twenty acres, which will average upwards
of fifty bushels per acre.-Green6rier Inde-
pendent,
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JOHN ALLEN.-Within the last few days
Allen has boosted of his success in deceiv-
ing the gentlemen Of the Howard Mission
and everybody else who believed his pro-
mise to abandon his evil ways; he has gone
go for as to announce an intention of re-
Stunning the dance-house business, and to
boast that he will make more money by the
notoriety he has obtained.-Neao York Sun.
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The first of the royal line Of Bourbons,
Henry ". of France, was born in the Castle
of Pau three hundred and fifteen years ago.
The last reigning Bourbon in Europe, !sa-
bella II. of Spain, has just taken up her
residence as an exile in the Castle Of Pau,
which has been assigned her by the Third
Napoleon. Bourbon royalty may expire
within the same walls which gave it birth.
Ne1p York Times.
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Alabama to Choose Presidential EEec-
tors-A Fraudulent Registration
Bill.
MONTGOMERY, ALA, October G.-The
Governor has signed the registration bill as
passed by the Legislature. Both Houses
have passed bills providing for an election.
That passed by the Senate makes it mis-
demeanor, punishable with fine and i'm
prisonment, for any person to challenge a
voter. The probate judge of each county
is to designate any number of voting places
he desires. This is done to have all the
voting done at the court-houses.
The Democrats denounce the registration
and election bills as frauds. 1t took FIVE
days last February (by General Meade's
order) for the negroes to vote at the court
houses.
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NEW FREIGHT ARRANGEMENT.-An ar
rangement between the Chesapeake ana
Ohio and York River railroads and the
Powhatan Steamboat Company has been
perfected by which freight is carried
through from Baltimore to Staunton and all
intermediate points in twenty-four hours
time.-Staunton Spectator.
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washington News.

WASHINGTON, October 6.-Mr. Seward
will continue to recognize Don Fecundi
Conf, the Spanish Minister, as representing
Spain until that Government shall name a
successor.
There was full Cabinet meeting to-day,
except Attorney General Evarts.
General Sibley telegraphs from Atlanta
that his report of the Camilla affair will be
mailed tomorrow. Many parties here
claim that there has been juggling in the
matter.
Tho ravanuo raoa;nta IN .dav wera 1910 1o0
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The Democratic column
&c moving on to sure and certain victory IN
Philadelphia. Nothing can now preSen'
an overwhelming Democratic triumph 70
morrow week. The Democracy are JUDI
liant and enthusiastic; the Radicals are
despondent and dispirited. -Phitaastp@s9
age, 9Th.
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COPENHAGEN, October 6.-The King, in
his speech on the opening of the Rigsdag,
announced that negotiations with Prussia
regarding the duchies Of Schleswig and
Holstein have been without result. He also
said that the ratification Of the sale Of ST.
Thomas and other Danish islands in the
West Indies had been postponed for one
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New YORK, October 6.-Nooa.-Money
easy at cor per cent. Sterling, lOsM.
Gold, l3934. 5-2O's, '62, coupons No no.
North Carolina 6's, 6S1a new, 6i9. VIZ
GINA 6's, ex-coupons, old ana new, % &.
Tennessee 6's, ex-coupons, 66A; new, 66:
Flour slightly fsyors buyers. wheat dull
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Coal IN PAGE CoUNTT.-Pure coal has
been discovered, in digging well, about
twenty-nine feet below the surface
covered by slaty-looking rock, which
is also infiammable. The attention OF
geologist was called to it, and, upon. an
examination, traced it by its out-croppings
about one mile in direct course. 1t is the
opinion of the professor-and that opinion
is based upon actual experiment-that there
is very large bed Of it.-Page P0@ey
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nv tne Aflantse Gable.

LONDON, October 5.-The laying of the
new deep sea-submarine telegraph direct
from Maltn'to Alexandria was successfully
completed last Saturday.
MADRID, October 5.-General Prim is at
Barcelona, but is expected to arrive here
Tomorrow. +5
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FOREIGN News.
THE BRAZILIAN WAR.

THE BRAZILIAN WAX.
PARIS, October 6.-Later advices from
Rio Janeiro say that Lopez had arrived OF
San Fernando with 10000 men.
Twenty thousand of the allies occupied
Pillar, the chief port Of Paraguay, as base
of operations against the Paraguayan posi-
ton at the mouth of the Tebieuari.
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During the last week we have seen speci-
mems of ripe raspberries from the bush and
strawberries Just from the plant.-Frede-
ricksbslrg Herald.
The New York Sun has reason to pro-
nounce incorrect the statement that Chief
Justice Chase viii vote for Grant.
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Baiked.

ST. LOUIS, October 6.-Captain William
Donelson, charged with killing negro on
the steamer Republic several months ago,
has been bailed in the sum Of $1,000.
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Observation-Disclosures the internal rev.
enue storekeepers appointed Monday were
Robert Serrell, Samuel Stirling, Thomas K.
Durbowar, and Joseph L. Paxton, for the
sixth Virginia district.
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Proceedings i'm the Mexican Congress,

HAVANA, October 6.-Advices from the
city of Mexico to the ed ultimo say that
Juarez had sent message to Congress
giving cheerful picture Of affairs in the
republic. 1t was expected that Congress
would ratify the treaties with the United
States,
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Aid for the Earthquake Sufferers.
SAN FRANCISCO, October 6.-This city has
contributed $4,000 in gold TO the sufferers
by the earthquake in South America.
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SPAIN

MADRID, October General Prim ar
rived here to-day and was enthusiastically
received.
DENMARK-THE sCHLEswIG- HoLSTEIN TRoU-
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The EIaytien War-Serious Naval En-.
Raxement.

HAVANA, October 6.-Adyices from Hayti
Of the I'd instant say Hayden man-of-
war 1.-THE Galetea) attacked the rebelcruisers
Sylyain and Liberte, sinking the former.
The Liberte was burned by her own crew.
salnave had gone on board the Galetea to
lombard Miragone.
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Arms Sent to Arm the Arkansas
Negroes.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, October 6.-Fcur thou
sand stand of arms have arrived here, con-
signed to Little Rock, Ark, and it is sup
posed intended for arming the negroes in
Arkansas. No steamboat would consent to
take them as freight to Little Rock on any
forrns
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Fire I'm Lynchburg.

Special telegram to the Dispatch.
LYEeHBURs, October 6, 1868.
The extensive tobacco factory of J.W.
Carroll. manufactures of the celebrated
&c Lone Jack" brand, was totally consumed
this evening. The loss is very heavy, with
only partial insurance on stock and build
ings. Do
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Paris (Septemher 2l) Correspondence Of the
Ttr,,ac

The details Of the movement supplied up
to this morning by the Paris papers are
very scanty, and in great part incorrect.
The only statement worth noticing is one to
the effect that in this union Of political
parties against common foe the Carlist
element is included, and that Cabrera is
one of the insurgent leaders. This is COM
pletely untrue. The Carlists having nothing
to do with the affair, nor has there been
any intercourse or negotiation between
them and those who have got up the insur-
rection. Spain is determined to have no
more Bourbons. Some Of the Madrid re-
dictionary papers lately said that Charles
VII, as his handful Of partisans call him,
the son of Don Juan de Bourbon, had had
communications with Senior Olozaga; that
they had dined together, &C.. but in all
this there was not syllable of truth.
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CHEAP WOOD AND COAL.-Having on
" hand large supply OF hrst-rate OAK AND
PINE WOOD, which wish to sell before laying
are In want chance to lay In their winter supply
ut reduced rates, l shall for short time sell
WOOD 1T the following prices Oak. % and $3.50;
and can't be beat In the city. I have also some
lrst-rate SOFT COAL, for CRATES, at $3.50 per
load. Send In your orders at once.
w. j. MCDOWELL,
Sc oe-3m next to corner First and Broad.
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The SPANISH Revolution.
PROGRAMME OF THE REvoLUTIoNIsTs.
Ernr, hn Ga,1ota

From the Gaulols.
We are enabled to announce that the
programme of the insurgents comprises
three capital objects First, the overthrow
of the Bourbon dynasty; secondly, Pro-
visional Government; and thirdly, the con-
vocation of Constituent Assembly, which
will decide with sovereign authority on the
future destinies Of Spain. Such is the pur-
pose of the coslesced Progressists and
Unionists. On the other hand, the Carlists,
who for long time past have given no sign
of life, are preparing to enter on the cam
paign under the orders of General Cabrera,
to the cry Of " Long live Charles VIII :"
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TIME AUTOMATIC CLOTHES BOILER,
which washes clothes without rubbing, for
sale by YALE, BOWERS 4 YALE,
oc 6-lw Governor street.
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WOOD AND COAL.

18TH STREET 14TH STREET.
COAL. W. HALL CREW. WOOD.
NOAL WILL SOON ADVANCE.-Thes sea-
" son for fires is to hand. and consumers should
lay in their winters supply OF fuel ct once have
on hand ANTHRACITE-EED and WHITE
ASR-BITUAuNOUS, LUMP. HAIL, and AVE
RAGE COAL, which Will sell at lowest market
rates. Also, SEASONED OAK and PINE
WOOD.
ONCE and yard for Anthracite Coal, Gary and
Seventeenth streets.
Bituminous Coal and Wood yard, Fourteenth
street near Danytlle depot.
Oc2 w. HALL CREW.
TOAL.-I offer for sale at the lowest
" market rates CLOVER HILL LUMP, HAIL,
AVERAGE, and SMITHS COAL; also, RED
and WHITE ASH ANTHRACITE COAL.
q. b. LIPSCOMR,
Office and yard corner OF Seventh
Sc 26-1m and Byrd streets.
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VXTILLIAM q. DAVIS,

N7OOD FOR SALE.-I am prepared to
w deliver OAK WOOD for IS and PINE
WOOD for $s per cord or win sell ut 95 and ~ on
the dock. All orders left with CURTIS PARkEA
or at the yard. on Dock street between twentieth
and Twenty first, win be promptly hned;
w. DE NEbn6s
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PERL.

TIE ADMINISTRATION or PRESIDENT BALTA-
STREET RAILWAYS - SHOCKS OF EAETH-
QUAKEs STILL CONTNUING-A PERUVIAN
ARTIST.
IRON OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT
CALLAO, Sept. 2S.-The intervening five days
the sailing OF the last mall have been productive Of
but little OF Importance. The Government has issued q
decree which reveals its OF justice and wisdom.
The former Administration had erased from the military
roll the name Of Col Prado and all thet0fcers and GEN
erals who were in command divisions or who assisted
n the bonbardent Of the city of Arequpa President
Bata has reinstatod these 70 their rights, and DEGREES
that for the future officer OF any grade whatever shall
be bOtted from the military list without having been
tried by the proper tribunals without much OsienttiOn
fol Ralta remedyinR tho evils done 10y former Admin
stratiOns and improving the public service appointing
10 office men OF known fespectaDy aud intelligence.
The dnestlon OF street railroads Is occupying Govern
mont attention. The engineer, Mr. j. Pez Sedan has
presented the Government proposal Tor this purpose
asking the privilege for IS years, and fixing the tarh
great but the principle Of granting privileges heretofore
has been attended with good results. sO-called
Major Psrrand, In company with others III Lima OBJ
tanned concession OF tins nature during the adnnsia
fOn OF Col. PradO, but that Yankee Rds-bag had no
money and failed 60 induce others who we're possessed
necessary capital 10 embdr IN the enterprise win
bIm so the thing fell through.
The Commissioners appointed by the Government TO
Inquire into the wants VI the people lately visited by
earthquakes and 10 make prOs emDnts necessary under
The emergency. had completed their work Al Aleqnpa,
after having Introduced many measures calculated 10
promote the Interests VI IlaI 0epaI'ms1h AtAIs9Gya,
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Taepa Africa and Moquegua frequent and strong shocks
of earthquake still being felt and the alarm mas NOT
vet subsidized Many temporary houses OF wood have
been erected at AreQupa and Arica, and business Oh
small scale is being commenced .,,
The United States corvette TuscarOra arrived at lls
port from africa on the 23d. We have now In port me
flagship POwbaian, KeaTsage, and TuscarOra All 'ho
officers aud men are in excellent health. ,....a
Mr. c. Angulo leaves on tins steamer Tor tne Ei.e
States, commissioned by the Government 10 purchase
large number Of butts winch are 10 be sold 10 Tue %
facturers OF wine at Moquegua and other places on 30 ne
able terms all the watts aud deposits OF Ihe juice vi ''
grape having destroyed by the late earhIuho
Twentyseven orphan children arrived ncdD 'y oIiected
steamer from Arequipa where they WSIo s'cietv
together by the Commissioners OF the rooS ~
of Lima, who Lave been dispatched Tor .ha. ,o Lotto
all the departments which have suffered Hon 'ii' '
earthquake. ,., cutie. hos ded
Mr. Luis Montero the famous Peruvian air h eaS ~
icatcd his beautiful historical palnlis- no u w nn
Aahuapa the last OF the ncas to inc HOUSE, Va ~ ita
ties. This work has connanueu V o ItaIy and the
RepnbSs Of south America IL has been placed III one
Nop,al school of Lama gatuitous eXhlDtion LOT o
month anterior TO It's final erection IN the house VI
Deputies
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EUROPE.
SPAIN.

DEMONSTRATIONS IN FAVOR OF A MONARCH
AND AGAINST RELIGIOUS ORDERs-OPkNIN'
OF THE CORTES.
MADRID Oct 15.-Forty weight cities, beng al 'ii9
administrative centers, adhere to the Juh'a on"
monarchical principles seven cities dehomhoo 'i0
clergy and all denonnce religious orders. The meet
inc of the Cortes has been fixed for Dec d. so that
representatives from Cuba and Porto REQ may
appear.
A NEW TAX.
The army will be exempt from the rev tax about
60 be levied.
REMOVAL OF TWO CARLIsT BISHOPS - THE
TARIFF.
EvENING.-The Jnta has removed the Bishops OF
Huesca and Ureel, who are accused of having aided
the recent Carlst demonstrations. The CatalOnians
have petitOned against the reduction of the customs
tariff.
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JUDICIAL DIGNITY AND HONEsTY-THE NATU-
REALIZATION FRAUDS.

RALIZATION FRAUDS
Capt Petty held in the Leonard-st. Police
Station on Wednesday night, John W. Blake, James
Murphy and Peter Iussey who had been arrested for
attempting TO register illegally. These worthless were
taken before Justice Bowling yesterday morning and the
GrsiDamed discharged the evidence being that he
had been merely the dupe Of the Vanderbilt House
elector- man ufactuTing gang. Justice Bowling sent
James Murphy before Judge McCunn, ana Peter Hussey
before Judge Barnard. Hussey, when under examna-
ton by Judge Barnard. said that nobody accompanied
him TO Court as witness but that clerk had given him
naturalization papers the representation of the
Vanderbilt House crowd. The policeman who acCompa-
MED Murphy before Judge Barnard asked the Judge TO
order the exhibition OF the record of this transaction but
order not made and the clerk went out OF the
courtroom, taking Murphys papers Hall an hour after
ward the clerk returned saying that usseys name had
meantime cOnessng that nobody had accompanied nm
witness Then the clerk asked Hussey If lie had not
supposed that he applying 0f ms first papers, and
his making reply IN The affirmative the Judge re-
and that the prisoner must be discharged James Muir
phy whom the officer took before Judge McCunn ell
iOyed interview with that dienitary in "a private
room, and the examination ~ reported thus: judge
Vanderbilt House" Judge" Who gave II TO your
Murphy-"Col Murphy" Judge" Who accompanied
YOU TO Court :" Murphy" Nobody" Judge McCunn-
How did you get your papcrs! Murphy" From a
man i'm this room" Judge" How long have you been in
this country I" Murphy" Not four ycOS ycL" HIS
Honor here fell back the eTmine in despair remarkng
10 the attending officer that the man must be IA liquor
and surely not Ia q condition 10 make proper rcpicS
his questions. and when the officer informed His Honor
that that could possibly he. since Murphy had been
all night under lock and key where nothing u served bnt
bread and water the judicial nmiaIy burst forth wth
Then he must he insane Take him before Justice
Bowling and have him discharged"
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Totals $50 $40 500 3l5
Four members reduced by lisfranchisement.
SOUTH AMERICA.
PARAGUAY.

THE ALLIES MsLODGED FROM THEIR POSITION
on THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF LOPEZ.
LISBON Oct l5.-The mail steamer from Rio ia
metro brings important intelligence from the seat of
war on the Paraguay. The Paraeuayan position at
the mouth of the Tibcuari River had been taken by
the Allies President Lopez Of Paraguay had gone
10 Villa Rica, town in the interior. unattended,
abandoning the capital to the Allies. Two foreign
oorvettes were about TO ascend the river " Ascion
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GREAT BRITAIN.

THE LONDON PRESS on THE OCTOBER ELECTIONS.
LONDON. Oct. 15.-Telegrams from the New-Hork
Associated Press announcing the result of the cleo
tons in Pennsylvania, Ohio and Indiana, were duly
received and are commented on by the London jour
mails as follows: Tic Daily Necs (Radical) says If
the Democratic party had only remained
passive Republican blunders would have
given them power but the Democrats have an
equal, If not greater aptitude for error.
The Morning Post Conservative says The result of
these elections has decided the Presidential contest
and the Slight interest wherewith the Democrats
sought TO surround it, is gone. The Standard Con
seryativel comments on the small maj0ritCs claimed
by the Republicans, and thinks that the Democrats
may have carried some Of the States The writer
says II the Democrats beaten, their friends here
would wish that they had been guided by safer
counsels. The telegraph Q4iberall, while approving
the result sees in it the ruin of the Republican party
in which there are so many wide differences on
financial questions.
GLADSTONE'S SPEECH AT LIVERPOOL.
Mr.. Gladstone made speech yesterday at Liver
pool He examined the questions of Fenianism and
the discomfort in Ireland, and assigned the causes
therefor He spoke earnestly of the need Of reform,
and quoted and dwelled on the words of Darcy Me
Gee, Conservative, on those causes, "a voice Of
the dead from over the ocean,"
NEW TARIFF OF THE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH
COMPANY.
The Joint Committee of the Anglo-Ameriean and
Atlantic Telegraph Companies has decided to abolish
from and after Nov. /. 1865 the system of counting
letters in estimating tariffs, and to count only by
words.
JOHN BRIGHT.
EDINBURGH, Oct. l5.-The Hon. John Bright has
been rendered the freedom of the city.
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JAPAN.

APPOINTMENT OF AMERICANS BY HE "oNh"N
MENT OF THE MIKADo.
lFrom The Japan Times, Aug ri
We have much pleasure i'll announcing the
annoptment of H. W. Grnnel, esq, late United States
Navy. to an important post in the Marine of H. NJ the
Mkado The commission is that Of Inspector General OF
the Navy. in which capacity Mr.. Gnnnen will have the
relative rank Of an admiral and Will have entire cOutrol
of the Navy Yards and charge of the material OF the I'm
perial Fleet - A., -
similar post in the Army, something corresponding
10 OF the Ordnance has been offered TO Gen
Paul Frank late United states Acting Consul at Kobe,
1t is not yet certain that he has accepted H. Both OF
these appointments are certain, likely 10 be OF
great service to the Mkado's government Such judi
selection of straightforward honest earnest men
does much credit TO His Majesty's advisers.