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and specific or stamp products
pay addition ~ for esch 81 sf IS
Mr.. sPALDING moved. and the House agreed 10 amend
the paragraph by adding the following;
Provided that shall be regried Manufacturer Who
simply and either othem for his coasunp
uon or for market"
Mr. ELIOT rep. Mass) moved to add to the last pro-
visO the words: r.ta
But miIe whose business grind grain In wndmis
whose annual sales do not exceed DC saDct 70 @
Mr. SCHENCK-Wby windmllisf . .
Mr. ELIOT-simply because that is the interest, and
desire TO protect it, Laughter
Mr. SCHENCK-Anybody who had been listening to
the debate this evening might well understand why
wnd-mills should be exempted (Laughterl
After further discussion and explanation that tns
amendment was not necessary, e..
Mr ELIOT withdrew the amendment.
Mr. FERRY (Rep., Mich) moved to exempt lumber ana
breadstufs
Mr PAINE desired to lncnde fuel clothing, and lager
beer.
Mr wELKER wished to include grindstones n
Mr. FERRY would leave tho gentleman TO turn his own
grindstOne.
Mr. MULLINS appealed to Mr Ferry to accept the
suggestion. he huInsl had several axes TO grind
Mr.. SCHENCK ridcued th6 proposition Of exempttng
dealers In lumber and breadstuffs.
Mr BLAINE (Rep., Me- supported the proposition 70
strike out the tax dealers IN bread stus and lumber
MT WASHBURN (Rep., Mass) hoped that there might
De no exemption OF dealers In lumber breadstuns
Mr. PILE cOncurred.
Mr.. TERRY explained that his amendment did not aim
TO exempt the dealers in lumber the manufacturers OF
lumber He took the ground that lumber and its man
ufacturers had never been taxed before.
Mr.. HOOPER explained that manufacturers Of lumber
were not taxed on their manufactures but their sales
Without disposng Of the question the Committee rose,
having reached page l24 of the b and the House az
1920 adjourned.
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DIED.

B0RH-At oboken on Tuesday Juue 1883 .ne, In,, ,,ess
Isabella eldest daughter Of Jacob aud Csharne aged yesr
relatives family are respectfully invited 10 ..sa
OF her parents, No 10 WsshingOnst, HobOLss. n J.
BowEg-At BroOkyn Tuesday oOrHiag Isa,.s
wife q James Bovine b and daughter Of Joseph jackson q
The remans win be taken to POughkespHe intefmeut
BRTsBAEEOu Sunday the 7h inst at Scotch Plains J., kss
Durand sIe Of the late Charles p. Brisbane.
BRUsHIn Rdgebury Fairfield County Couu Monday, Jsass
1888. Platt Brush, aged 81 years aud months
CB0YDAi IryingOn. n j. "Wednesday, the loa ius Aae
daughter Of Chss and Sarah CoJd aged yea" and
sDs invited attend the funeral Friday
o'clock from the residence Of her pareHsat IHgss Ia
terneut at Mt Pleasant Cemetery.
DByoB-Ou "Wednesday Edward Psrgrevc Youngest child Of
The relatives and friends Of The my are invited to attend TIE
funeral @ the residence Of his parents Ne Y Ouss tins rhur
BLY-At Bethlehem Perm Wednesday morning Tsse TO-
residence Of T. p WbH-- Benjamin y Bly.
Fues will take place at Naueh Cbans Penn 81 Friday Jane H.
o'clock ?. m.
PRAzRRTn Bokyn Tassy Jupe 1863 Thomas Rrer in the
Soth Of his
day afternoon thS llth inst. @Sz o'eiOck.
LAIDLRY-At Wcstcher County Tuesday,
June 1883 M. wife O Thomas Ley daughter Of tho
The reSes and ends q the family are respectfully n-id seax
dsnee Of her brother Joseph QuiuSp, Mount Vernon,
Of John n Peis IN tb- $50 year ofsersge
The friends q the family ss invited 70 attend th, nerl ron BE-, s
essday. Jguss at Ook Nrs Margaret ssF-
dam widow Of the late Wm ssydam IN the 6h Of
The friends asd eses respectfully ayed attend her funeral
from her laS resHee Ne ga Brdgs, Brooklyn ou Friday at
TKNERou wedusdoy Foreroe daughter Of Wa
The friends Of the fsiy are respectfully invited to attend the funeral
Thirlaye.
wIxISs-At Orrsssia on Wednesday JON. 10 Adoiph wEns
attend ;hs funeral or F Time and place TesSE % s ss gives
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NEw-YoRK srATE spoRrsMEN,s CoNvENTIoN

BUFFALO. June 10.-The contest of the New
York state sportsmens Convention was resumed this
morning with the following resnlt
NJ Wilmer 9; Mr. Balls o, Thomas Tenant g. James Ward 10;
n ~ Ba1T g. g. b + GsrSs1 6 ii Il Sheldon s. G
g. George Marsh. a. s. D. sOnerhl 81 A Roberts o. '" T.
II was decided last night that all ties should be shot of
at birds instead OF five, first expected Ties Tor
the first prize announced next in order and the
contestants were called TO score. f. ". DeesIe not
answering TO his name, James Ward OF the AnoaDon
Club of Buffalo WAS called and killed two birds
out OF three and was awarded the first prize, solid
silver goblet Ties for the second prize, &c yards rise,
A ASsur l. John Knorr /; " MoOr, q whghel q Ed
drew contest ditto Hooker Drake
~ Ma.s5 M"as5 = Il FaeS B. n S'Id oSls a.
W%s Tas % Wm 81 y' % FoarS "a % hIaG1 81 y. RISE FnH Ea Hudson
q j. H. wilmer Al, bis birds and Nj Hudson, Of Syracuse
ofs birds for The third P, % yards 'ssJ B HshA5 q Geo
smith smith IsOs' 4 s%Su Giso missed ,Ss S bird and
withdrew Thos T,nGsui SAupangh. and Busgea each
@ %; . .srs ss sSFs smith tn. FSf. SS Club 1a % '0o
T' d: S The oa P, :s ls 81 T TSpsns n n 4 S
Aud vndrswi Bronson Murray Jane. Ss. H. so;s, aca
Of the fourth prize pair Of solid silver sugar
Mr. Murray ia a member of the Niagara Falls shooting
Club some very fine shooting was witnessed IN the
contest for tho second prize ana the cohssants % Mge
frequently sppanded. NJ Wilmer OF NIAGARA FANS;
and Mark Ball of Hornellsve. were chosen Captains OF
the Shoot This match was intended 10 nave Deen
shot at ten birds, but owing 10 the supply OF BIRDS
promised falling TO come TO hand 1t was
decided TO shoot at ve ony the losing side TO pay Tor
the annual supper twenty-five on each side were
chosen Captain winners side killed 81 birds aud Cap
tain Balls ss Some OF the most prominent shots oil the
state were on the respective sides The following gentle
men killed their birds In line style on Capt winners SIDE
James Ward Buffalo, NJ Spencer, Rochester G. Bradley Albany
Geo SAITH Buffalo, NJ NJ Mayhem, Utica f. McWhorer Buhao .
BqIrs SLfeL Slsby, senecA Falls l. Dropp Buffalo;
shu Buffalo L. Burgess, syTacuse W. C. Jacks BanAo " j.
Marsh Buffalo a., -. -..,....o
This finished the days sport, amid rounds or applause
omorrow the contest will be for single and double orus
and the friends prominent sports are sanguns
Of each carrying on the prize The weather Is nhe anu
tle birds are in splendid condition. s.
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0ARDNBR-sQtIRES-At Brooklyn, D., Thursday. Jaae &
By the Rev wm Jobnsou Praak Gardiner 70 MARY r., dsssh-
ter Of the late Capt Peter sqates D
HAMLIN-CHURCH-O Tuesday June the residence Of the
bdeRpaeuta CITY by the Rev Joha w. Brodt Edward ~
Hazhn of Northampton. Mas&. 10 Helen A. Charch
JARDHRPRYBROu Tharsdsy Jane at the residence u NE
brides parents Bexety Bar NEWBORN. L. BY the Rev G. G. ksr-
ton Edward Jarn ofHewYok 70 Mary Anna edess daaser OF n
Pyer. -
KIDDER-DAYTOE- weiuesday Jane Christ Church Rsss
sesd j. By the Rev Legh DcH.on Pederck neaer y sss
nee daughter Of the late Capt Wa Dayton and
Capt samue Dayton all Of Ridgeweod No eards
hBALLIwiLsosou Tuesday evening June g. at th hseg %
tue Church Of the Messiah Booklyn b the Rev George hs
me Rev Henr kmh Ror Of Church Union, Miss 'aAs
heoeecA daughter OF Edward Wlson all OF BrookJn
shUTB-VAN EOSTRAEDAt the Of the bdS mother -
dgewO9i l. THURSDAY the 4h int by the Rev Thsa.s
ws Peter w. sbate 10 Hattie daughter Of the late Norman
SmIhEkhGsNINGER-Ia Hsrrsbarg Pa, TUESDAY the sih
iast H the Rev g. Rskesaad W. X New Yort N
burg. No cards
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where within s limits and maintained by the national
arm Then will the Constitution be filled and inspired by
the Declaration of Independence that the two shall
Se one. with common life, common authority ano
cOiamOn glory
Mr. BUCKkLEW Dem PENN rose TO reply shortly
before c O'clock and made half hours speech denouno
ing this b an attempt TO continue the domination OF
Congress ard TO continue it's political domination by the
vicious zatious which It has erected in the South
Mr. MORRILL, lRep., VII said that Mr. Summers denial
of the necessary equality OF the states IN me senate was
no new doctrine but promulgated by Mr Nallandig
ham in the House OF Representatives such equality was
the great safety OF the Government
half past 10 O'Clock the Senate proceeded to vote on
the passage of the bill, with the following result
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psstos that t now has be wsulayISrd the oor. Tha.
proposition having been assented 70, Mr.. SCHENCK
tep Ohio moved that the rules be suspended and that
the House resolve itself into Committee OF the Whole on
THE TAX BILL.
MT BUILER Inquired whether 10 was possible for the
House 70 deal with tho Tax Bill except by voting down
the motion TO 20 into Committee
TheSsfEAkER replied that IL that motion was voted
down motion to postpone the Tax bill would be In or
der
Mr WA5HBURNE (Rep.. ILL demanded the Yeas and
INV
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The second clause agreed TO by nearly the
VOto-76 to Is.
Mr.. DRAKE O2ep., Mo- moved TO amend by striking
out tho provision forbiddng any future abrdgment OF
provision Of the Arkansas bill He explained that Con
ference Committed having already settled upon the lat
ter, desirable that all the Constitutions shall be
i1he
Agreed tn without division
The Jutfcary Committees substitute was then
adopted amended and the question being on the bill
Mr.. TREMBULL moved to strike out the word
Mr. EDSIUNDs supported the motion at length. de
tending the action Of the Judiciary Committee and uTg
ing the hazard 70 the bill OF coupling Alabama with It.
tHo oOineld with the objection made by Mr. COnRng
leu1icioDt e6Gse for defeating lt.
Mr: GUINNESS usep.. Cali made a few remarks OppOs-
Mr.. HENDRICKS Dem.. IndJ called attention 20 the
disregard ny Congress OF their law saying that for
that cause they had impeached the President
Mr. CRA1SIN (Rep n. H. reminded the Senator that
and when they had failed comply with those acts
Congross had admitted them States He claimed that
stho people a; Alabama have complied with the spirit Of
A3he law.
Mr.. BUCEALEw Dem, PENN replied that the right
fwas not In Congress TO waive nut the peoDe of Ala
bama in whose behalf Congress could not waive IT,
Mr. con Killing moved 10 add
Aud Of Alabama shall he entitled and admitted 70 ,spr.
euOa this further fundamental condition. Th Sb 1
% ~ Arsle Of The Constitution Of ssd sIeent ao mpb
kA.resf nsgable waters public bEhsay Be- null and
1se.Es Of The 70 the foregoing
he repeksed that without this clause riparian owners
IN Alabans be deprived OF their rights the Tente
feeues, and prohts OF their lands.
I Mr. MORRILL, argued that as the act required smpy
that Congress GhOuld be- satisfied that of the
RoODo m favor Of the Constitution there viola
1on Of the act In admitting Alabama After further dis
fusslon. Mr. numbuPs motion was rejected by the fol
EOWtng vote
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.uv u,pSr IsntA MARKETS.

H.y.y Jupe The sugar very dull sales reported
and EKchangeOD the Unted states gold
,lrb al per cent Tomorrow viii be observed holiday
and business Is o be generally Suspended.
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Joseph h. Chapman, a Broad-st. broker, who
was few DAYS ago for having MS possession
1uany OF stolen Elizabeth City, n. j. bonds. was yes
terday gwen up TO the Chief OF Police OF Elizabeth CITY,
aud while being conveyed thithe managed to make his
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coUcPEssIoNAI. NOMINATIONS IN INDIANA.

INDIANAPOLIS, June 10.-The Republican Con-
rcssopa Convention OF the Fifth District met to-day AT
Martpsyie and nominated the Hon John Coburn OF In
dianapos Tor reelection. In the Eighth District RepuO
can Convention at KOkoma, the HonSDaVld f. fTatt OF
IoganspOrt was nominated for Congress.
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MARRIED.

BIGBLow- Tuesday June AT g. Johas Church. Kisa
beth n J., Qua Bisslos 10 Mary Il kraa
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

so the bill was passed.
At about 1Oi o'clock the Senate adjourned.
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Mr.. M00REIEAD (Rep., PENN reported Dy
authority OF the Committee Ways and Means a Dill
prepared by a subcommittee thereof TO increase 'ne
from duties imports and TO eqaize eApof''
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c,..r.n Howe sherman, Williams.
Ihayer, WILSON
NAYS
A,as., Drsie Morgan. Sspls5wy,
R.cIaisr, Eimunds Morrill, Mel, Sumner.
Ihandlsr Fesssnden Morrill, (tl, Tpt1,
tCoe FreHngbuysen, Morton, TrumhuM
CeotlinR Harls1 Van WiHke,
Coonss- Hsadrteks e Patterson (E.H) YtckeTs
COrbeta Howard PGtersOa ITEM. WILEY.
Crsgia. jOhas0n. hOssi laIss-J1
Ilsstx NcCreerg, Democrats
Mr. WILLIAMS rep. 0Tegon moved 20 strike out The
provision Just under debate and insert the words.
hat % Of the Fhh article Of the Coniu
collection Of debts contracted before June
1865 be voc against al Who loyal ourng TIE
s rebellion and who during that time supported the Union
Mr. HENDRICKS Dem. Ind.l raised the point Of
order that the proposition just voted down
The CHAIR decided II IN order.
After opposition by Messrs. Morton and Conkng the
amendment was rejected without division.
Mr.. TRCNBULL (IlL) offered verbal amendments,
which were agreed TO-
Mr. WILLIAMS moved TO amend the Third section by
inserting lilo following:
csepon eseh State duly elected and qaai6sd
thereof shall be naug1rated without delay bat
Desou prEed holding Office the United States under
third Of the proposed amendment 70 the Consu
hGoa Uued States Article XIV shall be deemed eligible
- shes "a ether Of said States.
Mr.. EDMUNDS Rep, VT and others opposed the
latter clause Of the amendment on the ground that
f0restals the Fourteenth Amendment Of the Consttu
On and thar where the State restored 10 representa-
Et0n Congress cannot dictate who shall be its officers.
AFTER oebars Mr. EDMUNDS asked for division the
,emendmehl- and the question taken on the first
part, which wac agreed 70 follows:
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Sptrial gotitss.

Second Assembly District Grant and C0fax Club,
will hold regular meeting THIS EVENING q O'Clock, KssR
as PeaHt All favorable election Of Grsas
and Collar invited to enrol their
DENIS SHEA, President
A. J. AsRoSs. Secretary.
Eleventh Assembly District, Union Republican Asse-
will be held
EFRNING. oelock
JOSEPH r FRIrH ls..--,.,. w z. STEWART President
n. VAN MORT, ''''e'1'''S
Fifteenth Assembly District Union Republicans
cntOnThe regular monthly meeting viii be hsd
THURSDAY EVENING June H. II o'clock Lueoh Hall st
and Thirty thrdst K HARRISON REED Pssaeat
JOIN COLL ER. Secretary
Grant and C0lfax Campaign Club of the Fifteenfh
Assembly Dstrct-This Club Eil THIS Tburdsyl BvBN
ING at 8 O'Clock, at Lincoln Hall K HARRISON REID,
JOHN GoLLER Secretary pro ten President pro scm
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Knox's Celebrated Jucunda, 100 Strawberry Piaaar,
Raspberry Blackberry and Curran Plants direct s
Nurseries Pittsburgh aud warranted true On gerPsGs exh
representative Mr. s. BARTHOLOMEW
at No. q PARK place. Of ChGrh.
II you have the Dyspepsia. Heads che, Dizziness.
Cosiyene Piles Oppression after eng Rng odgsr
Biiousaess DO thank ser HARkSONS
PBRSTALrC LOZBNGBS vail forfeit the boz sod
No fremont Temple Boston, and CRITrRNTONS Medea
Warehouse No sIthave and everywhere Mailed for % ea
American InstituteThe Polytechnic baneh win meet THIS
Order Of bunes Notes Scientific Progress New Venuoost
Discussion on Underground City Rawsys Admission re-
cHAS r. BSzsr Secretary
Watches and Jeweiry
all descriptions sale By GRO ALLEN No lS BroAd"ay ose
door below Canal-st
Geld Hunting, Detached Lever Watches, for sdes sSi
HUNTING LBPISES $50 warranted for sale sJ ako O.
ALLEN Ne AIS Brosd~ay one door below Canast
l.euis' Fashionable Clothing.
S' BROKAw BROTHERS
Opposite Cooper lastitete.
Boys Clothing.
Largest stock m the City.
BROKAw BROTHRRs
Opposite Cooper Iasassts
mr. W. n. Aldrick, Secretary The 0nOs Copps.f,
A.sss rssxsed aT CARLTON sasziasasb elected 70 On
ths ykoaaek
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TgR SEASIDE!
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THE PAIa8f
iLL THR SBMmRR RESORTS.
NOW READY.
TBE BOOK OF
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PRICE, TWO DOLLARS
COMPILED BY CHAs n. swBETsER
PUBLISHED AT Ne 229 BRoADwAL
For sale by all Booksellers and NeWsdeales.
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For sale by all Booksellers and Newsdealers.
E...Lavrenc.. Aucuoueer

e. al AuctIoueer.
SPLENDID FIFTHA AVE. RESIDENCE AT AUCTION
LAWRENCE SrRATTON will set the Exchange Sslesrosss
Trinity Buding No III Broadway EeUYOrk THURSDAY the
18th day OF Juns a y cock,
By Supreme Court under the direction Of D. p nghsn
jr. Referee,
HOUSE LOT the north westerly Of H0hATs snd
inches the and
the residence the Ge kraskha
r Randolph.
the above premises having front
Thyars and depth 81 feet inch the vest line u
feet.5 ue aud 80 feet width on the
Maps, &c, al AuCiiOneers Office. NJ. II Pine-st
Low Prices
FOR CHINA. GLASS. AND SILVERPLATBD WARE
DECORATED DINNER SETS.
DECORATED FRENCH CHINA TEA SETS............. II %
WHITE FRENCH CHINA IRA SBTS, ~ piecsa........ 50
FRENCH CHINA DINNER SETS is2 useful Pieees....... % %
PARIS GRANITE DINNER SETS lt8 useful pieees.... % %
WHITE GRANITE TOILET SETS, II pieces 37S
SILVER PLATED TEA SETS pieees................ 100
SILvERPLA TEA SETS 6peees 20 %
sILvER-PLATBD ICB.wATRR PlTCHERs.............. 500
sILyBRPLATED CASTERS. bottles TOO
CHANDELIERS GAS FIXTURES BRoNzEs. CLOCKS GLASS
WARE, &C., &c, in proportion
f.. V. HAUGHWOUT g. Co.. ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-10-19

The CENTRAL HEAT OF THE EARTH.-As
TO the silver mines in that State, Nevada
paper says: CO The increase in the heat Of
our mines is now beginning to give many
of our mining companies more trouble, and
is proving great obstacle to mining opera
tons in those levels lying below depth of
1000 feet, than any veins or pocket de-
posits Of water yet encountered. A num-
Der of the leading companies ON the Com
stock are now engaged in putting in en-
gines, to be used expressly for driving fans
for furnishing air to the lower levels,
forcing it through large tubes of galvanized
iron. With this great increase Of heat in
our mines comes great decrease OF water;
in fact, in our deepest mlne-the Bullion,
which has attained the depth OF LOO
feet-not drop of water is to be seen; 1t
is rs dry as lime-kiln and as hot az an
oven. In the lower workings OF the Chol-
lar Potosi mine, which are perpendicular
depth Of | 100 feet below the surface, the
thermometer now stands at 100 degrees
frirhtfnl heat to be endured by 81 human
being engaged in kind Of labor calling for
severe muscular exertion. Here, also, we
find the water to have decreased till there
is at the present time q very Insignificant
amount, it being necessary to run the pump
but four hours out of the twenty-four."
This tends to corroborate the theory of
some biologists thas the interior or the
earth is molten mass.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-10-19

DISTRICT CONFERENCE.-THE meeting of the
District Conference of the Methodist Epis-
copal Church South will commence in War
renton on Wednesday the 2Sth instant.
This conference is composed of delegates
from the circuits that compose the Wash
ington District of the Baltimore Conference,
and numbers about seventy, including cleri-
cal and lay members. Frequently one of
the bishops Of the Church presides, but on
this occasion the presiding elder will act as
moderator. At this meeting all the inte-
rests, temporal and spiritual, Of the Church
within the bounds of the district will be
considered. The district represented in the
meeting embraces the territory between the
Rappahannock and Potomac rivers, extend
ing from the Blue Ridge to Fredericksburg
and also one or two appointments north of
the Potomac. This conference, interme-
date between the annual and quarterly
conference, is novelty in the Church, but
one from which good results are anticipated.
Wdrrenton I1der.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Washington News.

WASHINGTON, October T.--Attorney-
General Evarts has returned from New
York, and to-day had an interview with the
President and Secretary Schofeld.
The revenue receipts to-day were $751;
900.
The following is the weekly financial
statement of the treasury: Fractional cur
rency receipts, s546, 900. Same shipped to
New Orleans, 100000; to New York,
500 900; Louisville, $4,000; Cincinnati,
$50, 900; and issued to national banks,
$3.50 900. Securities held for circulating
national bank notes, s342,000,OoO. Ma
tional hank notes issued during the week,
SllI,S0G. Actual circulation Of national
banks at this date, 1929, 100000. Frac-
tional currency redeemed during the week,
100000.
General Sherman has issued field-order
calling attention to the gallantry Of officers
and men of his command in recent Indian
fights, and especially to Colonel Foysyth
and forty seven scouts, who repulsed GOO
Indians in several charges, killing seventy
FIVE, and maintained their position for
eight days. A number of privates are men
toned by name as having evinced unusual
bravery on different occasions.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-10-19

ANOTHER ESOCH ARDEN CAsE.-Accord-
ing to Il gosSiping foreign correspondent,
Count Sartiges, the Minister of France to
this country few years since, is the son OF
q lady whose matrimonial experience was
similar to that of the wife Of Enoch Arden.
He says:
s'She was married to an officer o. the
navy, who left her one morning and never
came back to her. Twelve months alter
ward she learned that her poor husband had
persisted in q storm off the Antilles, and in
q few weeks she received an official certlll-
cate that he was dead. 4 few years after
ward she married NJ. dc Sartiges, q very
wealthy nobleman, descended from an an
cient family, with whom she lived very hap
PLY. One day Nj. and Madame de Sartiges
went to the theatre in Lyons, where an opera
was performed, and took front seats IN a
prosccnium box. The house was crowded,
and NJ. de Sartiges was requested by the
manager to permit stranger TO seat himself
in the box. When the performance was
over, Madame de Sartiges rose, aud upon
recognizing the stranger uttered piercing
cry and tainted away. She bad 10 be carried
to her hotel. Next day the stranger asked
an interview with NJ. de Sartiges. lie told
him nc was the first husband of Madame
Sartiges, but assured him that no trouble
should arise in consequence. He returned
Immediately to America, where he had lived
in the mean time, and married there
daughter of Philadelphia merchant"