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TINS Herald advocates the confirmation Of
Mr.. Forsyth as Minister to Austria by the
Senate, and 1t gives thatyentleman first rate
notice and endorsement. We hardly think the
Senate will Wow the matter In the same light.
We believe that this Is the Mr.. Forsyth who
called upon Mr.. Weed TO advise with him upon
the question OF raising money enough 10 buy
up Senator'S togo against impeachment, Not
caring TO raise the question here and now, 40
10 whether impeachment ought TO have been
carried or moi, At WAS not just the thing to pro-
pose to bride Senators, and the man who could
propose II, 10 not htperaon TO represent our
Government at home or abroad, even II he
have the Endorsement Of the New York
Iferdld
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Grant and Colfax Their summes
Trip.

The Washington correspondent OF the Gin
einnati Commercial, George Alfred Townsend,
writes as follows
with Gen. Dent, his brother-in-law, Mrs.
Grant, and the children only, Gen. Grant will
will see Jesse Grant, his father; for this trip
IL to be duty and family together 10 al It's
either by boat or rail- to Jefferson Barracks,
near ST. Louis, and while he attends to mill
tary Affairs at that point, he will also examine
probably, from which he carted wood to ST.
Louis TO sell to the first customer. Then
Gen. Grant will go out the line Of the Pacific
wires 70, 90 as to be in constant commGnica.
tion with Gen. Rawlins, who will administer
the army orders according. to directions re-
the direct road, Gen. Grant will take the other
Pacific railroad southwark, and proceed over
II ~ far As the wires 60.
Meantime Mr.. Colfax will pack up his traps,
as soon a. Congress adlourhs and he has A..
tended to his closing duties, and, Joined BY his
sister, mother, father-in-law, and also by Mr..
Samuel Bowles, OF Springfield, Massachusetts,
A. d. Riehardson. Of the New York 1ri6tg.e,
will proceed West over the Union Pacific rail-
way 70 Cheyenne, where Mr.. Oelfax has mar
family a Of General Grant and the usntis@en q
the company will then go up into the Rocky
Mountains, Visiting several places described
fsx. fa Is aneertsih 4. a to WIENER General
Grant win accompany this party, or return
straightwny to the East.
Neither General Grant nor Mr.. Colfax will
take any part In the coming campaign, beyond
general conference with each other. II may
crafty good many interested people to know
that between the two Republican candidates,
office and Its Apportionments Is never dis
cussed. Itis CoIfax's aim only to keep the
Republican party straight on the way to VIC
tory and public confidence by keeping II right,
temperate, and progressive. 1t is Grants
satisfied, and give It peace. 1 doubt that any
two candidates for mutual honors OF so high
a rank have ever Bchemed SO little as these
men. Both OF them are confident In the coun'
Colfax u In his place steadily, except when he
gives the three new candidate5 for the Speak.
ership q chance to take a lesson at presiding,
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IoFHIcIAL !


wAsHISoros, jane Is. 1865.
Ordered, That no newspaper be allowed pay
for any advertising hereafter done for the War
Department or Its bureaus, unless each adyer.
tisemeut charged for Is specially sent TO the
newspaper with an order OF publication from
competent authority, and that all authority
heretofore given to any newspaper to copy adj
vertisements Of the department, or Its bureaus,
from other newspapers be, and the same 10
hereby, withdrawn. This order to take effect
on the LIST Of July next.
JIM. SoHoTIELD, see'ry OF War
Onlolal: JOHN PoTTs,
I Chief Clerk war Department
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aronarrswr nArrrRs.

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0koB0kfoWH 4ATTERD.
town nsy Be len 81 he soskstorss Il Hs.srs. !.
, r :; s !, Co. a.,s c...s .,, = p.ia &.
Bri1ss street. ySss. s,pie' Of De RiruiIicAs
%''' - -
AexyAx E5pstt.Ds - DusnuurIos
q r@fnnnr AoADn1!s-A Az eeyDointed
spss,.sIs s1aissss sssssisa n ,ss 1eS
eepsl church, TO witness the closing exercises
q m: % ..s q: s ss
y me gissis.ns wa. wa, carried gu. in all
md vent Sss s@ss a nsssy np pfns
h inss snss,ssla%s1s Tss Rs.sinE q The stu
ner; Many q thespssksrss lleitss the hearty
spplsuss Of the Andience, and q number Of
rom ss the p Ssss s''' 'Asn s' retired
Inc were dividcd lpto Tire Classes,
three seetlsmen. were spponted e SsssSs ?,
were ne flrst and seeona al snss - 4. ssn
eIsss. -ss"'~ 'p--os~
e ofthc third class, Mcssrs. Han. Ysrusll. AMI,
Miller .e no sIpoi,n,ed q he ss;s.a oolsssi
n the erst. Raw MI BsrincSsss ~ ~ csssyys
lev and M, Samuel Tyier. -
utts es .ns sPsSss,nE Mss sompiets sAs
In the third class, Charles II, Lowe best
speaker; Harry y. Haden second best. Secosd
class, Jesse II. Wilson beat speaker, Mercer
wilbur o. Eastlsok best speaker, Chas. Herr
second best:
Each o. the young gentlemen came forward
and received tho prizes which they had 90 do
Next followed the dlstribution Of premium,
Ut .. .asS ~ Tns ah hiss premium
ond nrsmium ,vs. s~srS.d 20 r m 10 "a, ss'
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HON. Jso. NJ. THORNTON, Ky, and James
Hanks, Birminghap, England, are at the
seaton House. W. A. Coulter, u. $. A., 10
under the protection Of Dol. Samuel W. Owen,
of the Owen House, Dan. Mcclure, U. s. A.,
IL. o. Kada, N. Diva, II. ostzn, OF Japan, and
Major General Ohetlss II. Shelly, Of Alaska,
are at the Metropolitan Hotel.
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ScHgsEcTADy, June 3o.-At meeting Of
the trustees Of the Union College, held to-day,
Hon. Ira Harris was elected temporary Presi-
dent, In the place OF p. Hlckok, resigned.
General Howard, OF the Freedmen's Bureau,
has been elected permanent President, the
acceptance OF which the trustees await.
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New YoRK, June 3o.-The steamship Holso-
tia, take out with her $4,000 In coin, and the
New York 100000 In coin.
There is no change in the money market.
Govern nents unchanged. Exchange higher
and more active. Store market inactive.
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BosTos, June 30. - Tho celebrated long.
winded gelding John Stewart. at Riyerside
Park ,trotted ten miies In ~ min. az aec.i the
best previous time being 2s min. 81 SEQ The
money pending was $500 against $1,000 on
time, the horse having to beat the best time
ever made. I .
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The Turf.

Nkw York, Juno so.--In the jerome Park
to-day the first race for . premium OF $500 for
all ages one mile aad quarter. O. Liodg's
Nemesis won by = neck after severe con-
test. The following Il the summary; Nemesis
FIRST, Lancaster second, Lizzie Rodses third,
RAquett fourth. Loeul NTH, Judai sixth,
Time 2.l2k. The attendance was fair and the
track good. - - L u ----------
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IoPFICIAL.l


7NTII J. WAbHIhufoNs Jnne n, Ib15.
infofmation has been received ct this Do
partment from Mn. NJ. y. Hollister, the Consul
Of tho United States at Buenos Ayres, Of the
death, on the i2th, 2ist, and 2od OF January
last, at Buenos Ayres, Of James Brown, p,
Layear, and A. Asboth, late United States
MInister Resident. 'f -
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SAvASSAH, June 3o.-rhe Savannah bar
adopted a resolution to-day requesting Judge
Fiemming to adjourn the Superior Court to
the next term, on the ground that the changes
occurring In the political condition OF the
State may have a serious affect upon the judi
clal aYRtcm.
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Opposition to Military orders.

NEW ORLEANS, June 3o.-Mr. Isabel, tenn
porary Speaker Of the House, to-day, after
General Buohanan's order had been read, said
that, in his opinion, the House could decide
what kind Of test oath was necessary for the
admission Of members, and that, for his part,
he would not accept any orders from Generals
Grant and Buchanan upon the subject.
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TAG New York Herald says that the Demo
cratic party has been doing penADee for eight
long years, and that II has been In sack-cloth
and ashes, In fasting, humiliation, and prayer
All but the prayer. OF this we hardly think
there has been much. -.... ....
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The Remains OF Officers BelI and

BosToS, June oo.-The remains OF Admiral
Bell and Commanders Mckenzie and Reed
were conveyed from the navy yard to the
Providence depot this evening, and placed on
the train for New York. The funeral cortege
consisted OF the United States marines and
seamen. Minute guns wess frod during their
progress through the city.
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1T 10 usDERsroop that Mr.. Stevens is deter
mined. Notwithstanding the eOmmittee has de-
sided against II, TO introduce proposition In
sonneetion with the deficiency bill to pay the
twenty per cent. TO tho clerka
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Convention Dclcgates-rhs Revenue
COnvicts.

RrcnaosD, June ao.==The cars and steamers
leaving here to-day are crowded with passen-
gers for TIM New York convention.
The four convicted revenue officers, named
Elsome, Anderson, Patterson, and Goldman
left here to-day for Albany to serve out their
terms
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Commlttec TO waIt ON Congress.

BosroN, June 3o.--The associate banks OF
this city, at a full meeting to-day, chose a CON-
mittee TO visit Washington, to demonstrate
against the passage OF the bill before Congress,
imposing an additional tax on national banks.
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Indian Chief Assassfnated : TIVE
Women Poisoned.

SAINT PAuL, June oo.-Thc celebrated Chip
pewa Chief, Hole-in.the-Day. was assassin
ated by being shot, near his own residence
at Grow Wing, on Saturday afternoon by
three Indians Of the Pelloyer tribe cause at
tributed to pent.up jealousy and old grudge.
Two women We're poisoned near Chaska
river, yesterday, and died In commissions,
caused by the poison OF potato bugs getting
into sores In their hands.
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orders from General Candy.

CHARLESTON, s. o., June 3o.-General Osn-
by has removed the Governors and Lieuten-
ant Governors Of North and South Carolina,
and appointed the newly elected officers In
their stead. This will take effect on the meet
Ing Of the State Legislatures, and 10 done to
facilitate theinauguration OF the ofiicers elect,
which takes place when tin Howard amend.
ment has been ratified,
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CongressionaI HeIainatisn.

DErRorr, June ao.-Randoiph Strickland
was to-day nominated for Congress for the
Sixth Disiyict, by the Republican Convention
nj Flint. lREtaa' ~ =. s.isI's
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ss.,-r,,.r ~ rrss...r

Renewal 81 enc osssssa state Gap
fta}-TriaI Of Prisoners.
ATLANTA, June so.--sIxteen cars LEFT for
MiliedgevilI5 this nornins 10 remove the fur
niture Of I'd Btsts capitol to Aslae}a. A.
The court sr the tria1 Of the Cslumbye pris
ousrs met IN nos>ins q 10 o'sloss. Epeovs
Brown and Aiss <ssoe<stes Appeofed ~ ths
gro:ssutis Ais1s = ssssAsns ina ssAss
Mr.. stephens entered the following plea In
behalf Of tho prisoners.
They DO not uish 10 be understood as ad-
uniting Ne right Of this eouss, constituted
ssdv orgsnissd % u now IL, under Me rules
and artaslSs ofwar, 10 try ofhoers according 10
TIE rulss and customs Of war, 70 take charge
Of the trial, sgainst the laws Of the State OF
osesssa, wkssSof thsy are accused. They being
all engaged In the pursuits OF civil life, and In
no Veg sssnssted with tho military service,
either In the land or naval forces OF the United
States, OF OF the militia thereof, in actual ser
vice, they hereby expressly reserve to them
selves seversiiy, their right to be claimed
and asserted, N needs be, to insist that this
trial IL not In conformity with tho laws OF the
United States, nor In accordance with their
rights OF trial by jury, as guaranteed under
the Constitution Of the United States. All
plead NOT Buiity. 70.
Charles Marshall, sergeant In tho United
States army, wss the first witness. His tcsti-
mony consumed tho day, and implicated Hud.
son and others In the shooting Of Ashburn. 4.
Fron Hersh Csrolina---Mceting Of
the LeGaslat street.-the Test Ossh.
RALsteH, June so.-The Legislature will
meet tomorrow, and quorum win DO pres
emit. H ef.l., ...5.... -Er.
General Oanby suspends the test oath.
II IL understood that he issued an order to
Chief Justice Pearson yesterday to qualify
before the United States Commissioner, by
taking the oath required by the new Copstitu-
ton, and administer the same oath to the
other judges and ofiiccrs. To-day he appointed
WV Holden, Governor, vice jonathan worth,
removed, and orders tho state ofieers TO be
sworn In tomorrow r
Governor Holden will deliver his inaugural
address on tho eth Of July.
The city ispretty full Of ofnce hunters, many
candidates for the United States Senate and
other ofnces.
Gen. Abbott, Of New Hampshirc, Is promi.
nent candidate for the United state Senatei
also, Col. Heaton, Of Ohio.
II 10 rumored that Gen. Littleficld Inns pur.
chased from Gov. Holden the Standard printing
ONCE, for $4,000.
The venerable Edmund b. Freeman died to.
day, aged II years. He had been clerk Of tho
North Carolina Supreme Court for IS years
The old court expired to-day and so did Its old
and able clerk. -H.
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FROM EUROPE ny CABLE.

1
GENERAL POLITICAL HTELLf0ENCK
| F.H Fl
FROM EUROPE NJ CABLE
| LONDON, June so.-The debate on the Irish
Church question was continued In the House
OF Lords last night. The public interest IL
undiminished. The crowd on tho foor and In
the galleries was greater than on the two pre-
vious nights. II was generally expected that
division would take place.
The Prince OF Wales and Prince Alfred were
present.
The Duke OF Argyle made speech In sup
port Of the suspensory bill, strongly urging
Its immediate passage. He regretted that the
Royal Commission on the Irish Church had rs
yet made no report, as he was sure that among
their recommendations there would be ope for
adoption In a number Of srpointmsntsin the
Irish Church.
The rejection OF the suspensory bill would
be leeuniary loss. The measure vas not to
consulate fenians but the people Of ireland.
The Irish church establishment was relic OF
ancient wrong and Its abolition would heal
the wounds ofIreland. Tho issue was one Of
policy, NOT property.
The Bishop Of Oxford said this measure
would not paeiiy the Irish people, who
wanted nothing less than separation from
N1e' 80. U -
Earl hussell said the irish church had JAILED
70 accomplish the ooiects OIL It's existence.
The equality OF the terms Of compacts made at
the union Of England and ireland had never
been kept.
He deprecated the policy pursued on this
question In the ministry, and ended with IN
eloquent appeal TO the generosity Of the Gov
eminent; declaring that IL the affections OF the
people were secured, the Grown would lose
nothing.
LORD oairnes eompimented the House Tor
the gooa temper SHOWN In this debate. ne
Iesiewea the course OF 'ne trainers oil the oiii,
anu spoke strongly OF the inousuee dcno 10
.he oiersy' ne uisputea 'he assertion 'tha'
'hs was merely measure OF policy
Atso'cloek In the morning division took
place, and the bill was rejected-eI against ls2.
Thc result was received with cheers by the
Tories.
PARIS, June 3o.-Durfng the debate on the
budget, in the Corps Legislatif, tho speakers
OF the opposition complained Of the profuse
| expediture created by the French expedition.
| airy corps In Italy. This thoy declared to be
unnecessary, for the italian 0oveynment was
willing and able to check any attempt to dis
turb the present peace, or to compromise
| foreign relations. IL
RoME, June 3o.-A bull has been issued By
| the Pope, summoning q general council to
meet In the Vatican on the sth Of December.
isoo. All person required to attend the coun.
oil, must appear either In person or by
proxy.
BERLIN, June ao.--Bavaria has ratified the
treaty with the United States for the protec-
tisn OF naturalized citizens.
LtsBos, June 30.-The steamer has arrived
from Rio Janerio ninth of June, Adyices re-
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suieaae-Tennessee state Bsuds.

LouIsynLE, June SOL. q. Roy Taylor,
committed suioide at st. Charles' Hotel, at
Nashville, this morning, BY taking opium.
Pecunisry troubles arc supposed to have been
the cause of the suicide.
The excitement over tho Tennessee bonds IL
at fever heat, and there are threats OF repudia-
tion. The comptroller says that not dollar
OF tho July interest win be paid.
An injunction against the board OF finance
has been applied for. There is no sale Of the
Tennessee bonds. I
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"- WAXING TON CO-0PERA-
kS TIVE BuILpIHa AHp psPosw AssoctA-
r,os: The r.Eglar monthly asss.af ~ ~ rsnt
sshs q ssa, noah, = i:soo: slsss 4 isspsSsss
Hall The. recent iAihrs Of The Msskih gon %,
d not connected with this isstitltiSn IL asy way,
Our nnances arc In the most satisfactory condition,
WI, . % '''' a. we '',i S Sifs 4 rRofrsos,
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ALEXANDRIA nArrE.s.

As-MR. sAxuEL D, NAakELL, Prince street. OPP
posite the Gazette once, Is the authorized agent
fer the NATIONAL RxPvBLIcLx In Aisxandr ialfrom
Nay I. H.s.4f
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~E xCURsION.-THE RYLAND
.sl.iop i. JykSFSs s{fR Is NJ
e e is =. AZ
RsfgSshmsnt. PAy b had upon thsgound. ,..o;
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-Persons fssidIns IL scstiSs: ofSiis city Who's
sidewalks " strsets are being paved, % where
structed under contract, will confer spces
By rspor,l,nx 70 me spy ssss ,yhsse sts work y
with. "ta Z EsIFF hF ca NNNG8t-
This Is rendered necessary to protect property
holders and citiIens from imposition such as arc
known to have boon prsetiscd for years IN this
city. a -agss -.u-H T., J. BOWEN.
jc25-l0t Mayor.
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lev TWE ..a,aogas pSnrih an. h lsss
Holder. Of sssss Sssiis % val
ihsn.sl.ss Of shst5 n.l. @ ssnvss Re sane into
notes must DO presented ~ the Treasury Dspsff
s nsni II Sss e h
The notes that natured on The lsth Of yups must
sSs sseS On q .s % ~ a
prsssnted on Or before tbe lst day Of August
Will bear Interest IRON The day q July ls5s.asd
the interest on the netes will be calculated aeeord
Isl, al may De preterrsd, aud they vii De- Issued
In the order IN which the ao's; afS "a
joH-iw Secretary " the Trssyury. 4,
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LIVERPOOL, Oct. 6-Noon.-Cotton quiet and
steady; sales 10. 900 bales.
HAvRE. Oct. 6.-Cotton quiet.
LONDON, Oct. 6-Noos.- securities unchanged.
Sugar on the spot easier ct 36s. sii 81
LIvBRPooL. Oct 6-Evening Cotton buoysnt.
Lard Ills. Tsllow 48c. Common rosin So. Cd.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. Cotton easier
nicdlDg uplands l0gd.; middling Orleans IL ID.
Corn 36s. Cd. Flour dull. Naval stores quiet.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. e. Evening. = Cotton IN.
changed. Sugar on the spot dull. Lard fat.
NEw YORK, Oct. 6-Evening.-Cotton less
ding uplands &c. Flour unchanged. Wheat Ia
&c. lower. Corn heavy and l@2c. lower; mixed
Western 81 ll0l IL. Mess pork $2s 50. Lard a
shade 6rmer; prices unchanged. Groceries quiet.
Turpentine 42s a 43tc. Rosin 81 IS a Z so.
at ea7 y cent. Discounts dull Il 7@s. Gold
firm at l40s. Sterling doll and heavy ct l0Sl.
Southern bonds weaker on Tennessees stronger
on South Carolinas. Stocks sctive. Governments
NEW YoaK, Oct. e-Evening.-S.2o's of 1862
ll3, of 1864 ll0l, of 1865 ll05 do. new 1854, of
1867 lOe3, OF 1865 l09 10 40's le45. 49,.
LoUIsvILLE, Oct 6.-Tobaeco-New lugs 81 80
Superfine Flour So 60@6 IS. Red Wheat $40
lOi. Cuba Sugar at auction l2s@ls4. Coffee 10
02ss. bay SIG. Pork $40 750sO. kBscon
shoulders l3c., clear rib edes l5lc., clear sides
l6i. Lard 1si@2oc. High wines 81 Is free
Cotton 253.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 5.-Flou dull, family $s 500
90. Wheat 81 30. PORK $50 so. Buk-shouI.
ders 1l4c.., clear sides lac. Bacon shoulders
l23c., clear rib sides l5c., clear sides l63c Lard
19ic. Hams leA@l93c. Butter 350D4oc. Eggs 2Oc
ST. LOUIS. Oct. 6-Tobacco unchanged. gu
perfne -four IS 50@6. Wheat declined 50l0c.
Corn 94095c. Oats 50@56c. PORK sac IS. Bulk
sides l5c. Bacon shoulders l240l23c.. clear
sides l6t0l6lc. Hams lsl@l9. Lard lsl020s.
Whisky 81 40. -
MOBILE, Oct. 6.-Cotton market opened with
fair demand; middlings 25@25Ac. On receipt OF
unfavorable Liverpool and New York accounts II
became nominal with offerings ct 244c. Sales 400
bales. Receipts 4s7 bales. Exports 1909 bales.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
The Spanish Repv csentasive - The Deb
Dtaaenent-Hayuaa snd Mexican News.

The Spanish Rep, csentasive - The Debt
Dtsaensns-Hayiaa sna Mexican News
WASHINGTON, Oct. 6.-Nr. Seward recognizes
and will continue TO recognize Senior Goni az re-
presenting Spain until spain names successor.
full cabinet meeting to-day with the excep.
ton OF Evarts.
The debt statement shows Q net decrease In the
debt Of 500 900. Amount of coin In the treasury,
500 ssl 900. Currency, $l3 1856 900. McCulloch
thinks that disbursements for the current month
will be lighter than last, and that the October
statement will show further decrease of debt.
September disbursements aggregate $30.270. 900.
Gen. Sibley telegrsyas from Atlanta that the
Camilla report will be mailed tomorrow. Many
parties here claim thai there has been juggling In
the matter.
Advices from Hayti 70 I'd have been received.
The Hsytian man of war Galatea attacked the
rebel cruisers Sylvan snd Lebarte. The Sylvan
was sunk and the Lebsrte burned BY her own
crew. eslnave had gone on the Galatea to BON.
bard Mirsgoane. ...l.---.
Telegrsphic advices from Mexico to 23d ult.
state that Juarez sent q message to Congress
presenting cheerful picture of affairs In the re-
public. Il ID expected the Mexican Congress will
Tatify the treaties with the United States.