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" The people Of Worcester. Mass, are very
anxious to promote the growth Of shade trees
IN their city, and to encourage II, the sscommts.
sioners Of shade trees" offer q dollar for each
tree that she'll ba set out in the highways in
that city by persons owning land thereon. :
~ Rev. R. ]. Breckenridge. ID. D., of Ken.
tucky, publishes q long letter In cor domination
of trpmentaa music In churches. Too late
by ffty years. easd - etfa ssaes 9kTE
% Miss Maggie Mullen, the dauehtsr Of
wealthy parents In Chicago, attempted, on Sun.
day.to commit suicide by drowning, on account
OF disappointment in love affair.
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ARENARKABLE TRIAL.-An extraordinary
trial has taken place al Prague. Antonia
Schwalina was the wife ofa shoemaker, who.
through disease in his eyes. had 10 give mp has
trade and take 10 begging, from which he went
10 stealing, and had 20 fiee the country, leaving
his wife ana three children destitute. She was
e1ected with them from her wretchcd lodgings.
of which she could not pay the rent, and be-
cause Of torrents Of rain, took refuge in a shed,
from which she was also expelled. The
wretched family had therefore, TO sleep IN the
open air, and from that time the mother talked
of killing her children. She several times told
her dau ghter, ten years old, 10 throw her
youngest brother into the water: but the little
girl did not understand her 20 be in earuesf
One evening the mother, when she returned
from labor, reiterated her command with
threats; and the next day, when she was work
ing in the Fields, the little girl led her infant
brother by the hand into the wood. veer,n no Ali
The way, and threw him into q ceep torrent
When the wretched mother was informeS Of
this she refused TO believe it. The facts became
Known, ano sne was accused of premeditated
lnianticide. Never, il is said, was a trial so
sn anneeune Inc crying Of the poor mother, and
me SIMPLE recital OF the little daughter, drew
tears from all eyes; but notwithstanding q
warm defense by her advocate, she was con-
dsmned to death
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HALLS
VEGETABLE sICILIAN HAIR RENEWER
Renews the Hair.
HALLS VEGETABLE SIcILIAN HAIR RENEwHR
Restores Gray Hair to the original color.
Halls VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR RENEwER
Prevents the hair from falling OF.
HALLS kEGETABLE sIcILIAN HAIR RENEwkR
Makes the hair soft and glossy.
Halls VEGETABLE SIcILIAN HAIR RKNKwER
Does not stain the skin.
HALLS VEGETABLE SIcILIAN HAIR REyEwKR
Has proved itself the best preparation for the hail
ever presented to the public.
For sale by all druggists. Price 81.
b p. HALL & CO., Nashua, N. H.,
mh3 w SAM I'm Proprietors,
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EXPRESS ROBBERY-sNOW STORM

CHICAGO, April Al. X. Whitaker, a mes
senger In the employ Of the Merchants Union
Express Company, and w. w. S. Herbert have
betn arrested, charged with robbng the Mer.
chants Union Express Company of $4,000.
session. ~
During last night and this morning nearly
three inches Of snow has fallen here The
storm appears to have been general through.
out Wisconsin and Minnesota
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
THE MESSENGER OF HEALTH

Edited at the Pennsylvania Institute of Medicine,
contains an article Dyspe psia, Chills and Fever,
and Kidney Affections, in which the writer posi-
lively declares that the whole science of Medicine
Possesses remedy for the cure of those diseases,
that is half eboacious Mishlers Herb Bitters.
He speaks from experience, having used them in
bis practice for the past two years. to the exclusion
of all other remedies, and without . solitary in
stance of failure.
Sold by all Dra zgists and Dealers.
DR. 8. B. HARTMAN CO., Proprietors Ian
caster, Pa, and Chicago. Illinois. fe 22-e,s
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SNOW STORM

MILWAUKEE, April "A general snow storm
prevails over Wisconsin and Minnesota, with
q strong northeast wind.
SANDUsKY, OHIO, April 4.-The steamer Is.
land Queen arrived here yesterday from De-
troit. She reports very little ice in the lake A
heavy snow storm is prevailing.
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Ts.day's New Ysrk Markets.
fRv Y>olaUrQnh1

Nrw YoRx, April 4-Flour unchanged.
Wheat dull and unchanged Corn shade
filmer and quiet Pork dull; new mess, &S. 80,
Lard qulet at i5kaf6x. Cotton active and
excited n one cent I'd vance; sales Of 900 bales
al 80 cents tor Uplands. Freights quiet. Tur.
pentine quiet at 67a67A cents. RosiA quiet at
S3.&0 for strained. f'ff r-.I1
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. ~ In Syracuse. New York, a Little danrh-
ter Of Y. =. Downing died Of hydrophohia an
Friday evening. She N@ bltten fivs weeks Is.
tore oy pet New Foundland, bot exhibited 40
symptoms OF the fatal poison which had taken
posssssiSn OF her system until two days before
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FIRE.

CHICAGO, April 4.-The car works of the city
railroad company were destroyed by fire last
night. The loss on stock and building is about
s:o'CC0; insured. Two dwelling. houses ad.
joining were damaged to the extent of 5000:
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COMMUNICATED.

To THE EDITOR OF THE EVENING STAR:-An
article appeared in the Daily Chronicle of the
27th OF March, over the initials "G. w. b."
headed " How to pay the National Debt" NV
purpose is not discussion, but to call the atten-
ton of the people to the facts relative to our
production called raw cotton. The imports
into the United Kingdom of reat Britain from
the United States OF raw cotton during the past
eight years were as follows, and the average
price per pound for each year:
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The Hon. John Magee is lying danger
ously i'll at his home in Watkins. S-hovl.r
County, N. Y and is not expected 10 reeoyer
Mr.. Magee is aid TO be worth between al 40
ooo and $5o,0co,ooo His property consists nm
clpally Of coal mines In Pennsylyapis
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Wall Street To-day.

New YORK, April 4.-Stocks active and
strong. Money active at seven per cent. Ex.
change OK. Gold 1851.
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Breyet Brieadier- Genera L. n. Wa,sin.
Colonel Twentieth Infantry, died suadeniv aS
eongesuon OF tne brain on Sunday, in New
Orleans. He was son-in-law ef General
Rousseau.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
GEN. WELLS APPOINTED GOVERNOR
OF VIRGINIA

RICHMOND, Va. April 4.--General Henry
Wells, Of Alexandria, was this morning ap.
pointed Governor Of Virginia, by General
Schofeld. He has been residing In Virginia
since 1862. He is from Michigan, and was
Brevet Brigadier Gene raj in the United States
army. He enters upon the discharge of his
duties al once. f.
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OFFICIAL,
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,

DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
WARRINGTON, March 81, 1858
lafOrmation has be n received at this De-
partm.nt from Relr Admiral Charles II
Davis, through the Navy Department of che
United St"te<, Of the d.aIh, on the m rning of
February 18th ultino,at Monteyi leo, of On,3ta u
William II. Smy ley, late Cons al of the Unitad
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ARKANSAS ELECTION.

: LITTLE Rock, ARK, April 3.-The entire
Republican State ticket has been elected by
more than 1900 majority.
The l. sgislature organized yesterday. The
constitutional amendment will be adopted TO.
day.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

yous Debility, Premature Decay, and all the ef-
fects Of youthful indiscretion will for the sake of
suffering huma nifty, send free to all who need il
the receipt and directions for making the simple
remedy by which he was cured Sufferers wishing
TO pront by the advertisers experience can do so
By addressing, in perfect confidence.
JOHN b. OGDEN,
p1e1y No. ~ Cedar at : New York.
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Government Securities.
EviN0, GeUia0.

WASHINGTON, April 4, ls6S-Jay Cooke &
Co. furnish the following quotations Of Gov.
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SPECIAL INDIAN Co MISSIONER APPOINT
ED.--The President has appointed Hon. N. G.
Taylor, Commissioner Of Indian Affairs, Thos
Murphy Superintendent of Indian Affairs, A.
G.. Boone and George g. Snow Indian Agents,
as a commission to negotiate with the great
and little tribes Of Usage Indians, by aut6 ori-
ty conferred in the Sd section of the act ap-
proved February n, 1851.
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KILLED RYAIacaMaT1uH

-, NILLED b LOCOMOTIVE.
w oRcEeT TER, MASS, April "A dau ghter OF
MT. S'parf, OF this place, was run over and
killed by locomotive near West Grotop.
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FL an not able to give from official reports
the average price for this year. G. N. II.
EXPENSES OF THE Communicable war
rants issued by the Treasury Department
during the month of March, 1863, to meet the
requirements of the Government, amounted to,
in round numbers, the following sums:
Civil, miscellaneous, and foreign in.
tercourse ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. S3,7150OO
Interest on the public debt. 6,46l, 1000
War;. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 13960,OO0
Navy y........................ ........ 2.3650 o
Interior Pensions and Indians)... 5,5US,0)O
S32,0l0,000
The warrants issued for the redemption of
the Public debt not included in the above.
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BATCHrLOR,s HAIR DYE.

This splendid Hair Bye is the best in the world ;
the only true and perfect Dye; harmless reli
instantaneous; disappointment; no ridiculous
tints; remedies the Ill effects Of bad dyes; invigo-
rates and leaves the Hsk soft and beautiful black
and properly applied at Bachelors Wig Factoy
No. 10 Bond sreet. New York ia l3-eodly
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IL. j. ROTHROCk
Asa 7TH STREET, OPP. PATENT OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, d. G.
PAPER HANGINGS,
WINDOW SHADES.
PICTURE FRAMES,
AND LOOKING GLASSES,
TABLE OIL CLOTHS,
CORDS, TASSELS, &C.
OIL PAINTINGS, ENGRAvINGs.
OHROMO LITHOGRAPHS.
PASSE-PAkTOUTS,
PAPER and SHADES Rnt mp by competent
scription on hand or made to order
Terms cash. NH 2-eo2m n
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FORTIETH CONGRESS.
This Afternoons Proceedings.
Impeachment.
THE TICKET SYSTEM

THE TICKET SYSTEM.
LIZ l.. Walbridse and Joseph A. Deer
Reporters, Examined.
The Presidencs st. Leuis speech.
Robert \. Chew, Chief Clerk Of the State
Department, en- the Witness stand,
Renewals from Office.
The Change Of Form Of Gem mi sxions sine.
ths Passage ef the Tenare-of.
Office Act.
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TESTIMONIALS.

TESTIMONIALS.
HON. GEO. W WOODWARD,
CAsQ Jssitee Qf ths Supreme CoHr. Of Pa, ,ryitss:
PHILA March ID, I31
Il Ind 'HoohAnd's German Bitters' is a good
ionic, useful in diseases of the digestive organs
and OF great beneht In Of debility and ant OF
nervous action n the system. Yours, truly
GEO. ". WOODWARD"
HON. JAMES THOMPSON,
Jsdse af ths SKpren1s Court Of PenasyIpania
PhILApELPHIA, April zs 1856.
consider sHOofand's German Bitters' a caEua-
s.s psdtets> in eases IF attacks Of Indigestion or
kJspepsis- Can certify this from my ex perience
sf IL. Yours, with respect,
JAMES THOMPSON
FROM REy. JOSEPH II. KESNARD. D. D.,
Pastor Of tis Tsnth Baptist CAnrch, PhiIadsIphta
DT. JaoISOH-Dear sir i have been frequently
requested te connect my name with recomme ada
nOns Of different kinds of medicines, but ns
TIE practice as out of my appro pirate sphere, 4
have In ell cases declinedi but with . clear pr oof
n various instances. and particularly In my own
iAuily OF the usefulness of Dr. Hoofs I'D German
bltters, depart for once from my usual course
toeIprs.. my full conviction that, for general de-
os4tss ~ the system and especially for Ltrsr Com
pIatat, u as a SAFE asd ralnabIs prsparattoa In
some cases IL may fail but usually doubt not it
vii be very beneficial to those Who su fer from
the above causes.
J. h KENNARp.
Eighth, below Coates street
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p r ZOE g,

PRICES.
s0ssads German Bit.srI, per bottle ....-.,..sI 90
half doxeu...... 8 M,
Eoocsndb German Tonic pat NJ In quart bottles
UODo nol forget 10 examine veu ths sr,icis van
isJ 10 order 70 get the genuine.
ssls b. prussists and Dealers sytsyyhsys
pSNsseU
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MARRIAGE AND CELIBAOY.

AN ESSAY FOR Yorse MEN on IHR CRIME or
SOLITUDE. and the DISEASES and ABUSES which
create i'm pediments te MARRIAGE, with sure means
Of relief. Sent in sealed letter envelopes free o
Howard Association, Philadelph Pa. ja - 3m
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JOHN GRAY CO.,
MANUFACTURERS AND pEALERsIy
WOOD AND WILLOW WARE,
BROOMs,
TWINES,
OORDAGE, &C., &C.
Is FULTON AND 202 FRONT STREETS.
NEW YORK.
EDwARD HEATH. WILLIAM A. CRAY.
fe som
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st RECEINED-10o CORPS BAKERS
PINE WOOD, dry and very superi n quality
foT sale low at STEWARDS,
nh S-ot Corner and 18th streets
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INCREASED ExPENDITUREs.-Thee expenses
OF the Government during the past month ON
account OF the War Department have been
quite heavy, caused by the payment Of bonn
ties, &c. The expenses of the Interior Depart
ment have also been larger, caused by the
semi.ann nal payment Of pensions, which were
due on the 4th of March. -...
TIVE RUSSIAN MIssioN.-Mr. Jeremiah Our
tin, Secretary of the United States at st. Pc
tershurg, left our city yesterday for New York,
whence he sails for Russia, to assume the Dip
iomatic duties of Hon. Cassius NJ. Clay, now
en- route to this country.
PERsoNAL.-Among the arrivals at Wizards
this morning were United States District At
torney Courtney, Collector Smythe, and As
sistant Treasurer Van Dyck, Of New York,
and Hon. Lewis ID. Campbell, Of Ohio.
BEFORE THE IMPKAcHMKNr MANAGRRs.-
Assistant Treasurer H. H. Van Dyke, Of New
York, having been summoned to appear before
the Impeachment Managers, arrived here this
morning, and was examined BY the Managers
in their room ut the Capitol at 10 O'Clock,
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TaoM REV. ED. FENDALL,

TaoM REV. Il. d. FENDALL
ASnssasf Editor GriJtian Crosiels, PAIa
i have derived decided benefit from the nae q q
HOensnd . German Bitters, and feel il my priv.
hse q recommend them a most yalus ble 20 nfc
y al ho are suffering from general debility or
hOm diseases arising from derangement Of the
Ever. Yours truly,
=. d. FENDALL.
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CAUTION.
Hoensnds German Remedies are counterfeitsi
See that the signsture Of q. N. JACKSON is ON
Ne srspper Of each bottle. All others are co1a-
kTlslt.
ftDeipal Ofcs and Manufactory 81 the German
nsdietne Store, No. 631 ARCH STREET, Phila
CHARLES q EVANS, Proprietor,
Formerly o. n. JACKSON d co,
The New York herald., 1868-03-06
CHAMBER or COMMEnCs.

At the regular monthly meeting OF this body yester-
day afternoon tho Executive Committee reported
Regarding the communication from the Richmond
Board OF Trade respecting reduction or the tax on
tobacco the committee reported that II would be unwse
IN the ChamDer 10 make any suggestions 10 Congress on
tho subject In regard to the communication from the
Secretary OF the Treasury In regard to tho propey OF
making treaty with Great Britain for the mutual relief
the two countries tho committee reported that the
Chamber IN the opinion that there would be an
inequality In such an arrangement as the number OF
British seamen in American ports greatly exceeded the
number OF American scamen In English ports arising
from the fact OF O large proportion or tfe carrying
trade having passed into foreign hands.
The committee which had been appointed to repro
sent the Chamber at the Boston Convention reported
that the proceedings OF the Convention marked
with the greatest unanimty, and that all who wero
present strongly favored a speedy return TO spccie
payments.
MIR. A. A. Low from the special committee to whom
the mattor of a centennial celebration had been re-
ferrcd presented lengthy report citing the proceed
ings held April g. 176S which resulted In the formation
growth and work of the Chamber from that time to the
present. dcprecatng the passing OF the commerce Of the
country from American TO foreign ships and stating
that "Not only Is commerce with foreign countries
passing from American bottoms to those OF Ulher
nations but In consequence Of the deprecated state Of
our currency and the pressure OF taxation tho pro-
ducts OF Industry the United States ceasng TO b
nation or supply to the less Favored peoples OF tho
world Worse than all at home and abroad. the credit
OF the country Is suffering from tone OF demoraiza-
tioD which penetraes tho very halls Of Congress.
republic TO the costly sacrifice Of its good among
the civilized nations Of tho earth. Instead OF expecs
ing wise and honorable legislation leading to judcious
measures or revenue and huhnce, the sagacious and
tons that will pandcr sentiment said be wide
spread as II Is depraved which demands Indirect
repudiation Of the public debt even though IL cast
stigma upon tho nation which generations cannot OUT
The New York herald., 1868-03-06
WENDELL PAlLLI ON IMPEACHMENT.
From the Anli.slayery standard.l

IFrom the A1i-Siavery Standard.l
Twothrds OF the action or the Senate. specially
by lawyers fed on calf skin and daring peer
beyond tho limits OF nisi prius decision by greedy
men using their place for profit, and by party p0ttcrs
locking AT every measure from the standpoint OF their
Presidential candidates interest. We shall
prsed, therefore, II johnson Is able to bribo bully
stern and vglant popular purpose that which haa
awed and braeed the House OF Representatives to action
The Senate should have suspended the President;
then they might have been hundred days, II they
wished, In trying him. Now they leave him TO
permit murder at the South and plot at the North.
Every Union life lost and lost engcd the South
henceforth Is blood on the Senates garments Sena-
tors know Grant will do his duty in protectn
the Union mon OF the South lie has drop OF boo h
In bis body that prompts him TO do IT, Thoy know IL
whilo johnson s,s Ia the White House II is proyo
tive aud guarantee for every outrage Union N
But they now at any moment put man III ara
whose simple presence undor that roof would mako ta
streets OF New Orleans and the plans OF And
even henucky-saeI lot Union men tnan an army OF q
hundred thousand soldiers led by Thomas Sheri dan
could do Ina Diooa OF every Union victim henc forth
90 on their ncads In tue meantime et US work 70 lft
the Senate out Of the soI yh or party seseeng 60
level Of the House and the nation.
am not surprised 20 find that Grant Is not strong
out here In the East Bondhoders' patronq there
mas weakened MIN here. nave not seen ne1 ier havo
met any ono VINO mas seen, an orginsf 1e ant man.
Every republican prefers else, but limits To
Grant, since tho wirepulIers will have so. wrone
move tho finance question would push hirp from the
track And the difficulty In this quarter 30 great
whe the willingness for radical recoastr ieop ia A.
perfess ID the west tnat am more ana nor pcrsuade
we can as 10 Inc negro question: shape m party plat
form exactly wish IT, II We arc only faithful auA
all that belongs The nex thrt . months nxf
our seed time. Let US bo up and dolns.
GSussArI, Feb. 20, 1868. WENpELL. PHILLIPS
The New York herald., 1868-03-06

without ring tho general plan which they propose
In the revision o.. the laws
adjourn over al the sequsst OF members on this aoor
II not accordance with his choice and judg-
ment but - some oppose the motion he would with
THE CASE or Mr. srcLsR RESUMED
The contested election wac resumed.
Mr. ! KELSEY & rep, Of n: r. moysd tina. Mr. Powell
and who contested or ciaue the seat
be permitted to address the House.
Tho motion was disagreed to-
Mr. BRoohAL, trepJ Of Pa, advocated the resolution
reported from the COMMITTEE OF Elections modify
tne Congressional oath SO THAT Mr. Butler might be
Mr.. MILLER, (rep) of Pa Was opposed 70 the resolu-
ton the applicant having, AZ member OF tho
rebel legislature TO support the Southern Con-
federacy 1t would be dangerous to relax the law The
next step would be to ask that the law be modified
admit Alexander L. Stephens II ho should be seced to
represent one of tho districts OF Georgia.
They had better wait until the Southern states had
orsanzed loyal governments and sens men mere spe 70
party to be consistent Tho oath saved as In the rebel
lion, the results Of which were not yet cFer.
man from Pennsylvania mr. Miller), in the face Of all
the testimony had thought proper TO arran Mr Butler
in light different from himself and the eleven thou
sand loyal citizens OF Tennessee who had voted for him.
Mr. Dawes read the New Testament narrative OF the
Pharisee and the Publican, saying that he made no
application OF II to the gentleman from psnnsytvania
The House adopted the resolution Of Mr. Paine, re-
committing the report OF the Committee Of Elections.
Mr. DAWES Immediately reported back the proposition,
and on his motion ts consideration was postponed until
TO morrow after the morning hour
AASAGKRs OF THE NATIONAL ASYLUM FOR DISABLED SOL
DIERa
Mr.. GARFIELD (rcp) Of Ohio, by unanimous consent
introduced bill appointing Erastus B. Walcott, OF Wis
consn; John H. Martindale. of New York, and Hugh L.
Bond OF Maryland managers Of the National Asylum for
Disabled Soldiers aud authorizing the Secretary Of War
TO furnish from captured ordnance such ordnance with
their implements as he may deem proper to tho seve
raj national asylums for the purpose OF firing salutes
and such small arms and equipments may be neces
sary for the purpose Of guard duty Of the asylums
which passed.
The House thon, at four O'clock adjourned.
The New York herald., 1868-03-06
MISCELLANEOUS WASHINGTON NEWS.
WASHINGTON, March 8

WASHINGTON, Marcn o. looS
The February Public Debt Statement.
Tho statement Of the public debt for the month OF
February, which will bo issued Friday will show
decrease in the total amount Of the debt less cash
hand, or five six millions Of dollars There is In
the vaults Of tho Treasury about 900 In gold
coin, being increase Of ST. $40 900 that of Janu
ary. The amount OF currency on hand is about
$1s 1872 00o 744eO00 less than tho last day of
January.
Pnrdons by the President.
The President has directed pardons to be issued to
James NJ. and Horace h. Gould. OF Northern New York,
who convicted In November last of passing
terfet money Their term Of imprisonment had ex-
pired Parons issued account Of their pre- ,ious
good character and the pcnitenco manifested for their
offence They we're recommended to this cemency by
the United States District Attorney, Mr.. H. vanderman
and number OF other prominent citizens
The Yield Of Precious Metals West Of tho
Rocky Mountains.
Tho Secretary Of the Treasury has transmitted to Con-
gress the report Of j. Ross Browne, the mineral
of the States and Territories west Of the Rocky
Mountains THIS work has been progress for upwards
Of year. and embraces a complete summary of every
thing essential to correct understanding OF great
mining interests including the geological formation OF
the mneru bets tho number Of mines In operation,
their yield and condition. the treatment of ores aud
some general considerations OF tho precious metals
The report will make about six hundred printed pages.
IL will probably be stereotyped and largo number OF
copies printed for general circulation Mr. Browne
mates the yield Of the different States and Territories for
1qGY m toll0wa.--