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METEOROLOGICAL OBSERVATIONS
Taken at Post Hospital, Rock Island Arsenal, fo
the week ending Oct. sth, 1865


Light shower of rain on the 9th at $40 a. IN.
and $40 pm. No measurement.
On the 9TH rain. Quantity 0.76 Of an inch.
Heavy frost and ice 90 the nights of the 18th
and Sth.
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For SALE,

a FINE brick Residence and 3 good Piano.
n Apply for full particulars TO
N. MARX, Agent.
sep9df.
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n K. JAMES, FORMERLY OF JAMES
u Lock Hospital, Custom House street, New
Orleans, La, established in 1850, for tho last
eight yeNs located in Chicago, Ill.,, can 10 con-
sulted at his Office and pafl0rs
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Mac BRYDE the Great Rag Man" Of Mo.
line, desires US to acquaint his numerous
friends that he expects to be open next
Monday, October 18th.
Look out for burnt goods.
Look out for bargains.
Oct. 9th. wltd2t.
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NOS. Cents
/ Cures Feverg, Congestion, Inhammations.
Worms, Worm Fever, Worm OoIio...25
CryingiColic or Teothing Of Infants..25
Diarrhma Of Children or Adults....25
Dyacntery, Griping Bilious Colio...25
ChOlera-Morbus, Vomiting .......,....25
7 " Coughs, Colds, BronchitIs..,...........2'
" Neuralgia, Toothache, FaOesohe.".2S
. 4" Headaches, Sick Headache, Fertig o.
10 Dyspepsia, Bilious Stomach, "a
II Suppressed, or Painful PERIOD o.
II d" Whites, too Profuse PerioG ,b;n@ 95
10 e" Group, Cough, Difficult Rruptions.?5
IA " Salt Rheum, Erysipel& Pains..25
ID 81" Rheumatism, Rheug Foyer, Agues 80
10 " Fever and Ague, CEg 50
II Piles, blind or bio or Weak Eycs...5 80
- OpthaImy' ano OR chronic, Influenza 6O
~ NStaITn, Iccough, violent cOughs'."'ooOO
~ WhooPlH1In presscd Breathing. ..''''''.oV
u asthma Isgcbarges impaired hearing."oO
~ !LSppofria. enlarged glands, swelhngs"oo
rs " GsneraI Debility, physical weakness o0
II q nronsv. and scanty secretiops .........6O
2s " Sea Sickness, sickness from riding."oVV
D. " kidney Disease, Gravel........'..:.''''o
2s Nervous Debility, Seminal Ennis ~
sionsinvoluntary Discharge "'.''lVVVV
Sore Mouth, Canker"...,.....',. ''''''''SSSS
80 s.;pary Weakness, wetting oeu''''''S ~
81 PalnLI pariods, with Spasms ''''''.'00Ho
80 = Sutferings a. ,,,nge Of iife-.....,...I'oU
AZ " Epilepsy, Spasms, ~ -|'.us Dancel.bO
~ " Dinhtbaria liberated sore thrOst. so
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Oct9d3twlt

The Rim says man named SUtlif is in
jail for having sworn he was a citizen, at
Camden, two years ago. We are informed that
the charge is a trumped.up ""o - ho,p o"s
lif from appearing before Commissioner
Hoyne, in Chicago, as witness in certain
suits regarding whiskey frauds. The trick
is a very sharp one. Let the Rim wait a
bit and see how it works.
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Branch Office, Philadelphia,
FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING.
Directors (:
officers !:

CLARENCE II. CLARK, Philadelphia, Preside.
HENRY D. COOKE, Washington, Vice prest
JAY COOKE, Chairman Finance and Executive
Committee,
EMERSON W. PEET, Phila., Sec'y and Ac-
tuary.
Il. s. TURNER, Washington, Assistant Scc'y.
FRANCIS q. SMITH, N. D., Medical Director
J. EWING MEARS, NJ. D., Asst. Med, Di-
rector.
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FAMILY GASES.

of az to 10 large Walls, moroc-
co or rosewood case, contain
ing a specific for every ordina-
~ disease family is subject
to, and books of directions 40.
From $40 to $50
Smaller Family and Travelling Cases, an
with 20 to Is yials....,....,,.'.''lF"Lh % " 90
Speqfcs for nil Private Diseases, oosh
for Curing and for Preventive treat az
ment, in walls and pocket eases..from % 10 %
PONDS EXTRACT,
Cures Burns, Bruises, eness'
soreness, Sore Throa, sprains'
Toothache, Earaches Neuralgia
Pherma+isr1, GumbagO, Piles, sore
TS1eSl EoiIs. stings, Bleeding of the
T.yUgs. Nose, Stomach, or OF Files;
Torns. Ulcers, Old Sores. Prlce 90
cts. to &1.7o.
va These Remedies, except PONDS En-
TRACT, by the case. or single box, are sent 70
anv mart Of the country, by mail or express, free
If charge, on receipt Of the price.
address HJJMPHREYs' SPECIFIC
Homeopathic MEDICINE %
Office and Depot, No. 562 BROADWAY, Ne" loFA'
DR.. HUaPHREYs is consulted daily at his othoe.
personally OF by letter, as above, for Gil forms O'
disease. .,Ii,ines
A full and fresh assortment of these medicines
always at
"a ~' ROCK ISLAND.
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MUSIC LESSONS.

THE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS HIS sERvI-
l. oes as an Instructor of Music, upon the
Piano and other musical instruments, either at
his residence, west end Of Eggloston's Row, or
at the residence of pupils.
Pianos tuned and instruments repaired.
WIN, BABCOCK.
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SOLICITORS AND ATTORNEYS.

WM +. CHANDLER, Washington. y. G.
GEORGE HARDING, Philadelphia, Pa.
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MOLINE SCHOOL DISTRICT BONDS,

TTNHE directors of Moline School District, now
4 offer to the public limited amount of
Bonds bearing ten per cent. interest, and mRtu-
ring four, five, six, seven and eight years from
date of issue.
Persons looking for a safe and paying invest
ment, cannot do better than invest in these
Bonds
For sale at the First National Bank Of Mo-
line, III.
sep7dtf.
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Sunsues A. Lambsyt st al us. me C0astsotse O0Ss-
pdav.-Interr0gat0ries settled.
Ayers ct al %. W0G-M0tion granted.
BsSslch %. JeAv.-Defaur opened and cauee TO
stored to calendar on payment OF disbursements
F0s7fagt0n ct al Us. Sefkirk-Hotl0n directing the
payment OF money granted.
Noses us. Reedv Ell al.-Motion vacating order Of
arrest against Ann Reedy granted with SO costs.
WfUt1nss rs. Aeeker ct dL-MotiOn granted IN
terms, with $40 costs, to abide event.
Weste'ref et al. us FOrHadn ct Ql.-Two causes.
Notion staying proceedings granted.
BY Judge McCunn.
King uS. Cl1Ord.-M0tion granted.
Bernstein cS. Bef0Steif.-MOtion to set aside judg
ment granted on payment of all costs and on con-
dtion that defendant consent to refer case TO hear
additional proofs to J. Smith.
BdHOu Us. AOrtiner.-M0tion for commission
granted without stay.
Raymond et al u.s. St0Teg.-MOtion TO strike out
parts OF answer granted, with costs.
M the Matter or John BeirTae, an h.fant.-Morion
To restore child to parents granted. '!s
Hundey'ntdTk 0s. Hu,ldsT1stTh.- Referees report
confirmed and Judgment OF divorce granted.
luton CS. NiIes ct dl.-M0tion granted.
R0O.c US RO0r.-ln this case think the evidence
establishes beyond doubt that the adultery charged
was procured by and with the consent OF the plain
tn The complaint should, therefore, be dismissed,
with costs.
SdatSs OS N. DECENTRALIZATION granted
The Same ps SaDle.-Motion granted.
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NEW YORK CITY.
UNITED STATES DISTINCT COURT.


Arruignment Of PrisOncre.
Before Judge Blatchford.
Judge Blatchford opened court yesterday morning,
and after dsposing OF some preliminary business pro-
ceeded with the arraignment OF persons against
whom bills OF indictment had been found by the
Grand Jury. There were about thirty persons for
trial. chiefly for violations of the Internal Revenue
law and for uttering and having in possession coun
terfeit currency paper Many Of these were post
poned until next week and the week after. John
Sulean and Theodore Turner were discharged, there
being no bill against them, and the trial of George c.
Baker and James A. Arnold, against whom true
bill was found for embezzing the funds OF the Ma
tlonal Bank set down for Friday, the 18th inst.
me process or aTrafgning the parties accused
pied the court until after five O'Clock.
The following is the calendar Of cases for the
Charles Brown, George King, Henry Miller. Charles
Hampstead, William Doran alias English Ban, Jacob
Chatterton, Sarah Burns Thomas Lloyd, George
Myers, John Smith and louisa Miller all charged
with counterieitlng United States currency Edward
DE Mui and Martha Roberson forging papers TO de-
fraud the United States. Thomas Kennedy, John
Brown and William Ryan, removing whlskey after
seizure. James Bell, embeZZng letters from the
Post ONCE. John osbrey, Richard r. Lefferts and
r. w. Nevins executing false bond. william Hal
man and Peter tallance Illicit distilery. Ferdinand
Sulzberger removing distilled spirits with intent to
delraud the United States Edgar Burnton, embez-
moving whiskey with intelt 10 defraud the United
states. Ira Barber, manufacturing cigars without
license.
Daniel Messmore (Rentucky Bourbon Company,s
casel, conspiracy 90 defraud The United States. Al
van Biaisdell, removing whiskey with intent TO de-
check James Arnold and G. +. Baker (the Trades
mems Pank casel. embezzlng the funds OF the bank.
Christian Raedle, making fraudulent bond. Thos.
II. Gordon and Thomas ;. Fitch, removing distilled
spirits with intent TO defraud the United States.
James Burke, forgery. James MeDermott and
Patrick Connolly, illicit distiation.
Days have been fixed for the trial OF the foregoing
named cases.
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A SINGULAR ACcIDesT.

On Monday evening three sailors wearing the
naval uniform or the United states on leave OF ab.
sence from the Navy Yard, Brooklyn while passing
up Broadway. were attracted by the brilliant appear
ance, externally and Internally, OF the pharmacy OF
Alex Hudnut Co., In the HERALD Building. It
was from their subsequent conduct evident that
these men had been indulginy rather too freely in
ardent spirits, for 10 seems they iaboring under
the impression that the dspensatory In question was
the grand entrance TO place Of amusement. The
least intoxicated OF the three managed to effect an
entrance to the store through tho door and stagger
perceving hts friend safely In, he attempted also 10
enter, and instead OF striking the doorway not
perceiving any obstruction, staggered against
a magnificent sheet OF glass twelve feet in
height by fye feet six inches In width. which
had cost abot8 $500, and smashed IL into q million
Of pieces. That this breakage was not premeditated
is all put evident. Bgan instead OF attempting to
act deliberately walked into the pharmacy and sood
by his comrades for nearly five minutes, looking
with drunken wonder at the havoc he had made be-
fore he was taken into custody. When questioned
he answered that 'He didn't see any glass and was
agoing inter the museum The man was taken TO
the station houses out It Ia doubtful f he can be held
and punished on the charge Of "malicious mchier'-
sne ony one unuer the circumstances that could be
preferred and entertained BY magistrate. For.
tunately for Hudnut q Co., with their splendid and
costly fixtures which make their dispensatory look
like fairy palace, the costly crystal which the sea-
man Ia his nebriety unwittingly demolished was fully
insured IL VIII b0 Immediately replaced, but it IL
TO be hoped that inebriated sailors will henceforth
keep at respectable distance and not mistake the
nandsomest drug store on broadway for the bril-
man,y nguted up grand entrance to place OF amuse-
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TINE LATE Ex-PaeslOsNI BUCHANAN.
Action Of the Commo, C..rc,,

Action Of the Common CouucII.
The Board Of Aldermen convened yesterday after
noon at two O'Clock for the purpose Of taking action
in regard to the demise Of the late ex-Presdent
Buchanan. After the usual preliminary business
had been disposed Of the following message from his
Honor the Mayor was read and placed on nle:-
To THE HorosAnna Tns consos a June '''
Ry 70 Of ss sss. %
Wheatand his residence, the LIST inst The death Of one
ss' Of % sn &c
SnnO.issa Oy the Councils Of this great metropolis
interval actively engaged daes Very early n e
syvana aerward elected Congress- then was made
Minister Of the United States at the Court Of s. @
then limited states Minister e. the Court Of st. James sha
discharged with conscenoas ndsy the trusts
him Whatever differences Of opinion may have existed IN
been the assaults Of his political fair
eS une al @ h
Integrity This Is not the occasion to speak at length Of ss
wished to do those events which during his pres
ieled dcaies and which have been the subject Of much
discussion and the cause Of much elimination These are
Of The present day saosded. The bitterness
and statesman carried to his tomb and those who are
most ready to condemn win do well 4 they win initiate as
forth through his long and eventfu life
respectfully recommend that your honorable body shall
ss
Alderman HARDY tnen OHereu u preaWDt ana
series OF resolutions, in which the public career of
Mr.. Buchanan was briefly reviewed. which directed
that the chambers OF the Boards OF Aldermen and
Councilmen be draped in mourning and remain so
for ninety days; that the members OF the Common
Council each wear the usual badge OF mourning dur
ing the same period; that the olces OF the corpora
ton be closed and flags on the public buildings be
raised to halfstaf and recommended that places OF
business generally be closed and flags suitably dis
played by citizens on the day set apart for the
funeral OF the deceased and directing further that
a committee Of seven members from each Board, to-
geher with the President OF each, be appointed to
represent the city Of New York at the funeral.
The resolutions were unanimously adopted, and
Aldermen Hardy, Cuddy, White, Ward, CoDnor,
McGrath and Miller were appointed as representa-
tves from the Board in accordance with the resou-
tion, after which the Board adjourned until Monday
next, at p. NJ.
The Board OF Councimen also met yesterday
afternoon. Mayor Hoiman's message and the
preamble and resolutions from the Aldermen
respecting the death Of eX-President Buchanan were
read The resolutions were adopted, Mr.. Gilmore
voting in the negative. The President announced
the committee to act with the other Board to be rs
follows:-Messrs. Kenney, Culkn, Ii. Murray, Lamb,
Flynn, Cregier and Terbune
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SUPREME coUaT-GeseaAL TEAM.
The Fcruands Wood Leases-Applicationt to
Open Default Refused.

Before Judges Barnard, Cardozo and sutherland
Wood Us. The Moyor, 6c.--Yesterdsy Mr.. O'Gor
man. Corporation counsel moved for an order TO
show cause, returnable this morning why the de-
fault taken on the previous day this case In his alb
sence from the court should not be opened and the
case restored 20 the calendar and argued He stated
that having heard OF MIR. Williams5 illness,
and not knowing whether he was able to attend,
AFTER consultation was agreed that he (Mr. O'Gor-
man wc-ld submit the 20 the court In writing.
UDder the circumstances ne would ask that the ar
gument might be postponed TIL tomorrow morning.
Judges Barnard and Card0zo expressed their opin-
ion that the court, having made rule not TO receive
printed Arguments, were not prepared TO make any
exception In this case.
Judge Sutherland observed that the rule being 40
ception should be made.
The court refused the lotion; but it appears that
the decision n the does not terminate the Jit
Cation and that the important issues OF fact still re-
main 70 be tried at Special Term.
The Chicago and Rock Island Railroad Liti.
xatkOu.
This case came up yesterday morning On atpesl
from the order appointing receiver Of the proc eeds
OF the fortynn thousand shares of the Chicago and
Rock Island Railroad Company's stock issued some
time ago. The principal ground OF the appeal s that
no sufficient cause had been made out for the ap-
pointment OF receiver.
kessrs. O'Conor and Tracey appeared for the ap.
pelants, and Messrs. ID. w. Field and H. Burril for
the respondents.
The court reserved judgment.
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was held At Masonic Han, Thirteenth street, lass
evening. The business was confined TO the re-
sSS he sedon csRS' Of 'f Ss 4Ss
report showed total receipts for the year OF
Sioseo 90; expenditures, eio,15e os The follow %
Fidelity Lodge, thica; Vice Chairman, Brother Mil
ing Secretary, Brother William H. Benjamin, OF Con-
tinenta Lodge, No. 2S7; Corresponding Secretary,
Brother Frank Abbott, OF Phoenix Chapter, No. 2;
treasurer, Brother George W. Nelson, OF haniton
Lodge, No. 100.
NATIONAL UNION RBPUBkICANs.-Last evening
meeting was held under the direction OF the Central
Committee at the republican headquarters. corner Of
Twentysecond street ana Broadway. The attend
anee was exceedingly slim and but little interest was
manifested in the proceedings. Mr.. N. Appleton pre-
sided, and having called the meeting to order re-
ferred in euogistc terms, TO the recent nominations
at Chicaxo. lie called upon those present to stand
nrm TO che platform which had been selected, and
strongy urged the cooperation and support OF
al republicans in the great questions now at issue.
Mr. culvert next addressed the meeting and re-
viewed the past career OF the republican party con-
tending that il alone had demonstrated IT'S capacity
to maintain the Union He adverted in very conf
phmehtary terms to the nominations OF Grant and
Cobax, ana submitted that under all the existing
circumstances the platform on which they had been
CHOSEN was confident OF success. Colonel A. Sage
also delivered brief address, and the meeting ad-
JOurned.
THg BRASS FOUNDERS AND FfNIsHERs.--At the
hall OF the Workingmen's Union No. 267 Bowery,
the brass founders and fnishers met last night in
large numbers The object Of the meeting was to
revive the interest OF the trade in the Union and in.
duce all not yet members to join ii. Henry Deny
was tie first speaker, and he descanted at
large upon the true relations OF labor and capital.
he was followed by Samuel Johnson, of the
WATERS Union, whose object was to show the
greas Importance 10 all w0rkingmen OF Joining
the Union and thus gain the moral support OF fifty
thousand men in this city and in OF need their
material support also. John Ennis OF the Plaster
a. pt H.
izaton and illustrated il by the fact that on Tuesday,
August 20 last the paserers resolved increase
OF wages and a reduction OF the hours OF labor to
eight per day, and that on the Wednesday following
they worked but eight hours for the higher pay de-
manded lie also denounced the hypocrisy OF Con-
gress, who for political efect passed eight hour
law in the House. but let it die III the Senate. gen
tlenan IRON Liverpool, Mr.. Drury, then took the
anecdotes.
The New York herald., 1868-06-03
rN YOUNG womeNs HOME.

The ceremony Of dedicating the new Home took
place last evcuing The Home consists OF two houses
In washington square northeast corner OF Macdou-
gal street., which Aave been purchased and paid for
at cost Of sSoooo Tue object of the institution is
TO provide protection for young unmarried women
q gsod character VINO are enieavorng to support
stuemeives ,t n hoped that sner short
ing, and that 1t viii arord all the attractions
and enJoyments of home 10 the yonng females who
WI Do made Tor board and lodging. The dedlcatoy
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ceremony was witnessed by q large number Of ladies'
nno Seutemen. and was presided over by the Rev.
y u, LYING 81. Addresses were delivered by Rev. s.
=. iyhe Sk, Dr. Adams Mr.. DE Pugh, Mr.. David ID.
Field and some other speakers The Speaking being
closed tne visitors were shown through the apart
ments, which are handsome and spacious.
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COuaT Of GENERAL SCISSORS.
Thc Grand Jury-Sentences.


Before Recorder Hackett.
There were a number OF grand jurors sworn in this
morning at the opening OF the court.
Thomas Dunn pleaded guilty to an indictment
charging him with stealing piece OF cashmere val
ued at $40, the property OF Jonn z. Rechten.
James B. Dalane who on the 18th OF May stole two
meerschaum pipes worth S95 from the showcase of
Frederick j. Raldenberg, pleaded guilty 10 the
charge.
forn nra
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on my premises sincerely believe that had It nee
been for the prompt and indeatgabe efforts OF all my
neighbors In pumping and carrying water, not only
my own property would have been entirely de-
stroyed. but the greater part OF the village would
have lain in ashes; for ercer fire has not occurred
on the Heights. IL IS diif1cult matter to decide
which worked the most efficiently the citizens, the
policemen or the firemen for Notwithstanding they
had q worthless engine they worked like heroes
with their buckets and pals to do their part towards
saving the surrounding property from destruction.
LAWSON N. FULLER.
The New York herald., 1868-06-03
CITY NTELLIGEyCE.

TIE WEATHER YEsTERDAY.-We are glad 10 notice
| that, notwithstanding the accidental smashing of
the immense plate glass window at Hudnut's Phar-
macy, the thermometer is still intact. Below we
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Marine News.
Public Assusements.

Socially we have been very quiet. new theatre
Is IN progress Of erection and Mr. Black whose vocal
powers are well known in China and Australia, II
delighting Us with series OF concerts Mr.. Scare
promises US a lecture upon the "Eloquence OF -hak-
epeare," to be followedby exposition OF the minor
Elzabethfan crarna with Illustrations from "a New
Way TO Pay Old Debtsv and two miscellaneous enter.
tainments; and we shall shortly have the programme
OF the spring meeting OF the Yokohama Race Club
badly, for Chira ponies and a. several OF our
''crackse are laid up or have broken down, good
opportunity now offers for Hongk0ng or Shanghae
nyer 70 take trir TO Japan for the benent OF his
nealtn. one might give pony splendid walking
exercise OF the hurricane deck OF the Great Re.
The New York herald., 1868-06-03
SUPERIOR cousr-spscaL TERM.
Decisions.

Decisions.
Judge Garvin rendered judgment in the following
cases -
quinn rs. 6r0,oneu Motion denied without COSTS
The defendants remedy Is BY appeal.
NeC york ana western TeIegrn,Dh Company rs.
~ re Ne'c FORK ana Erie Railroad Ctnponv ct oi-
sumo Us. sane:--Motion OF reference granted and
referee appointed. IA 7
The New York herald., 1868-06-03
THE fire At WASHINGTON urHHrs.

To THE CITIZENS or wAsgrSur0N HErGHTs:-
Az IL would be impossible to tender you my thanks
individually. I take this method OF expressing my
heartfelt gratitude for your ready and energetic ser.
vices IN extnguishing the fire that lately occurred
The New York herald., 1868-06-03
COURT CALssDAH-TNls pAY.

SUrRHMR RCOURT-CHAMBERs.- %, 1874, las, 151
COMMON PLEAs-TRIAL TERM.-Part 2-Nos. 4s3
7os 500 1902, sss 1892, 1851 1885, 43l, 32 1894 1lol
1913, 99l 557
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Eeuinnism in the Cities-Nsfire, Inquiry Re-
specting IL.
KANAGAwA, March II. 1884.

To THE Editor OF TIE JAPAN TrMEs:-
SfR-In passing through the Homura road today
AMI nearly opposite the former Times office saw
laUe green dag with the harp emblem thereon, and
beneath was ito be foufd insignidc anty waving a
small American ag OF shout the size Of SIX by nine
inches. Some japanese having expressed some
-curioeity in learning the meaning Of the above It
was gwen them with the contempt such actions in
Nt In the hearts Of oil countrymen for the men
Who would dare to embr0n and impose upon one Of
thf freest nations on the face OF the globe.
= The Irish can never expect to succeed against
Engigh rule by striking at England over the shoul-
0ers OF America. The time may come when these
pseudo Americans may feel the wrath OF our gov
srnmsnt, and hope the American Consul will see
Has lne american flag shall no longer be dlsgraced
gy lying over the premises OF any one save his own.
With disgust, yours, ANOTHER AMERICAN.
The New York herald., 1868-06-03
BOARD or AUDIT.

AT the meeting Of this Board yesterday decisions
on claims heard by the Board were announced AZ
foOws:-
cIA AIMs