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The New York herald., 1869-07-06
The City Hall,

With an originality Of design and an artistic and
comprehensive appreciation Of tue grand occasion
she display at the City Hau was in every respect
worthy the grand event. There certainly could not
have been less than twenty thousand persons pre-
cent TO witness the brilliant protecting exhibition.
Successive years have furnished details OF the gori
ous celebration OF the anniversary by personal mo-
tives but. Influenced by patriotic desires, vast
multitude assembled iii front OF the city Hal. The
decorations under the careful supervision OF Mf.
George w. Roome, were admirable, and rejected
great credit upon that gentleman ioF the manner
in which the arrangements were carried out, IL Is
but Just TO observe tnat within very brief notice
tire arrangements OF the city Examinations have
AS already mentioned, u large assemb age conyre-
gated IN front OF the City Hail. brilliant display
was anticipated, and for once 1t Is satisfactory 10
know that nobody was disappointed. The eShibi-
tiou at the City Hall opened with grand ilunllna-
tion, which was followed by a brilliant revolving
eun, after which dazzling exhibition OF FAIRIES oc-
Cured Then came a Mexican sun and polka
quadre, which was followed by jeWeled
cross. The fireworks at tie City Han concluded
by most brilliant display tnat awakened the mos
enthusiastic applause. In iDe, the pyroteohnic ex
nblon at the city Han most cFedltaDe, but IL
Is doubtful II the grand annifefary ever furnished
more agreeable occasion whereoA 10 diate upon
the enthusiasm OF the most sincere celebrauts.
The City Hail was OF course. the grand centre OF
attraction for all whose 1ancie5 recEoned upon q
brilliant display. The city bali Park was accord
1ngiy Inc grand magnet for the popuIace.
The New York herald., 1869-07-06
The Eastern nistrict

The children or ST. Vincent de Pauls church,
North sixth street. accompanied by Father Muiiane,
speut the day IN Myrtle Avenue Park.
The school Of st. Mary's church, Father Mcdonald,
spent the day In the Boulevard Grove.
The FeDians gave veut to their patriotism at
Rldgewoqd Park.
the saengerbund and other German societies sang
and drank lager at High Ground PARK
in the evening hreworHs were displayed at We
Satellite Base Ball grouBd.
ACCIDENTS.
son OF jones Cassidy, residing at the corner OF
South Second and Third streets, bad his shoulder
blade broken while bail playing AZ Grecnpoint.
A boy named De.ap, whose parents reside In Grand
street, sustained a compound fracture Of the right
arm while playing base ball
Henry Rogers, residing at 40, CoIonnade Yow, had
The New York herald., 1869-07-06

railing and the wide ane level expanse that pre-
vents the discontinue or herdng IN the sultry days
OF July. The temperature however, last evening
was not extreme, while it may be said that the
weather was unusually nne gentle salubrity per-
vading the atmosphere and an odor OF tar not at
al noxious, arising rom the newly laid bed
OF asphalt covering about one half OF the
square. large sssemblage congregate about the
parade ground just as twilight bowed in the sombre
hues OF night, composed chiefly OF the suhstratum
or the east side, large portion being the juvenile
population OF the river front. The crowd numbered
10 the neghborhood OF 900 people and was on the
whole the most noticeable part OF the evenings dis
play. Women and children. without hats, and men
clad IN The un-Chester1edan garh Of shlrt sleeves
made the scene particularly interesting This
mixed mass OF humanity closed in to the
line formed around the great central lamp
been erected III circumference al regular intervals
at half-past eight O'Clock, when the exhibition be.
Ean came aSon ts r Maee f MAS the rst piec: arned
nmph OF tie pyrotechnlc "r. c.bii al the applica-
w.. =. .n. punk wh,rled round In rapid revolutions,
throwing or scntations OF the most oeouulni va.
erect. Tie ,Jewe! Crossi was then burned. Like
Hs predecessor, 1t was the persoalcatl9n Of nslng
through disso.ying colors OF green, crimson anu
gold. One OF the most oeautiiul patriotic
Of IN e Msc coos s Succeeded
eaea other with marvellous beauty and ease. sat
urn ana It's Satellites reproduced the astronomlcal
phenomena win rainer more flyld eiect than Is
generally through the telescope, and II was one
OF the pnest pieces OF the evening. rhe decided sue
cess Of The display was the mexican Sun''--tn the
rough a very ordinary work. but wien under way
someshilg that III the line OF emble1Iauc fireworks
has few equals. Ii threw sparks TO the distance
OF thirty feet and fascinated the eye with
the strangely beautiful hues thar fel. with ITS every
turn. Tue % fountain OF lren played lis stream oI
scintnlations; rockets reached the altitude OF 1000
feet, leaving luminous streams III ueif wake; shells
bUrst with great spleCdor a2a,nst the northern sky;
blue lights gave issue 10 subdued light, and the
crowd broke up when Washington on horse backn
retired behind the veil OF darkness.
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The Fourth in Wilmington, N. C.--Steamboat
ExpIOsiOn--Scvcral Lives Lost.

ExpIOsiOn--scvcraI Lives Lost.
WILNINGToS, n. C July 5. 1869.
The day was generally observed as holiday. All
the principal houses were closed, but no general
celebration took place. The weather was cloudy.
slight rain, with Indications OF heavy rain, which
Will prove Of muc1 advantage to the suffering CROP
he steamtug Brandt with n large party OF excur-
sonists from abroad while reur ming TO the city this
evening had Il piece blown from her boiler at a
point about six miles below the city. The utmost
CONSERVATION prevailed. w. B. Mcarsson, Colonel
Thomas ID. Moars G. X. Arch and II. II. Eers jumped
overheard. Arch, after sinking twice and Elers
were rescued by colored man In
meboat from the steamer Waccamago. Mears,
alter swimming 900 yards, was drowned. ii. Gil
legan was badly scalded that his life ia dospaIrcd
OF. NJ McLaurin son Of Joseph McI.aurn, was
painfully but not dangerously hurt. The sad affair
plunged the community into the deepest grief.
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I1IlCELLANE EOUS.
MINERAL aPRING2,
NhTuRE'S REMEDY.

". NJ 4. Co, NfDDLETOWf,V VI
Never tctore amy nncra waters attained Ia shoe
time reputation 50 general as the Midaletewo Mineral
sa. s1s ss ssSs s sy the number OF almost marvel
rsn grae IS G% r:r sw .ys 2Ss G may nS ~
say m has %s cs and @s s..
sh am % sare t%a. RaS w, my sT :ocs
to The daily and persistent tue use Of the ya'er"
s9 has oaosd %S seaa sra "n
child
d % hs to e S @ se rdss5 o%
70 hs D. q y Sss s to my
Z. gfe"shton, rGaiiasy, " earenis da.Ih@s auS
.s @ f sssa z use s s1 was % NJ Ss s $
water The palms Of my hands we're sraeked 70 n''y dec
John SsT%ss Who s,1isg WV many 2,
ss yraos any heretofore discovered this continent.
Rev n; j john doaSSy d. d. roolney w., ~ esnno.
but :srd these waters as precious boon 10 many "'oa
Rsy j. W. earhar p D. Meehssic.v,c ,sfr,ss says
II IN my family suIently to satisfy myself Of us v".cie
qualities as remedial agent
Can FOR copy of the testimonials IN fun.
This Water IS for sale ty an Hrs, class druggists
address MIpDLErowN MINERAL sPRISo co., Middle
town, VI
sn sCsTpruGE Gsa:r. Agent tSr Nsw L ys!s y ely aud
4 RsoLurE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED IN
~ different estes Je'citilns. &c. cause; advice free.
Also Notary Pubic aud Commissioner for every Stale.
+. KING, Counselor nt Law, J53 Broadway.
A BsoLurg DIVORCES OBTAINED IN DIFFERENT
n States without publicity legal egeTyvhete desctiou.
&c sufficient cnnso succeas guaranteed NO charge IN ad
vance. Advice free
". House, Attorney, rs Nassau street
A LII WHO eCFFhR FROM BURNS on Tt.E TouRra
~ Of July should be supplied with DhLfEY'6 MAGICAL
PAIN EXTRACTOR. II rei,ves ni pain IN lew momsnts
nnd VII no allow 80 remain. Get H. pa1ents and
Dina your children from much suffering and pain 20
cents per boz Sold by all druggsr
oprIcI FIFTEEN pfR CENT CONFESSION
"A. given FOR all Investments,
nj ECIEriEE cos Onlcca,
al8 Canal IDA Chatham and 81 East Thirteenth sreet
Gone ffom Broaiway.
Wa have connection wlh other pnr'y of naSITn
The New York herald., 1869-07-06
Observance OF The Dny In Chnrie.ton.

CHARLESTON, July g, 1880.
The Fourth was celebrated to-day by the repub-
licans by procession ald speeches About 500
coorei people were In line. Everything passed OFF
nnlclIX.
The New York herald., 1869-07-06

Colored Celebration in Augusta.
AUGUSTA, Ca, July 5, 1869.
The Fourth was observed to-day by the coorcd
peOIle by procession.
, 1869-06-29

SIS Com qu,ss, ii nc. oat. dnu, II DC. q;
;sssos o. corn. n.ooe :pn: osn<- oo.ooa q.
R1Es8nM II IL = -
:. LTsxErooI, Jnne sic ?. n
F1our, ~. Red rnest, ~ Vttte d. tes
ID. 1td CON. sos; new Do. So ID Pprk, Ss%
charRed -.
sper1on for the pass week: e.
LNHEc1U 1ETo SzoEE-Wheas-1s1 cars Nd
sprits. rs ea-1 tad {, ooo bu Ea ao, 7ts eas and
6Ts1ot In No. DO. q CAN rejected Do Cotn--so =
b no grade. oats-IG eTs and s,ooo b 70. :.
9 81 e saa ~ seS g = e ss;sa e. s' No
lx1lcUD OCT CT EE-WEeat-bs,sss3 pu 40.
sgEn s:59o ca 80 es Il Se; Is ~ u %
M.i1s R rsJected bsfs~1a,d@ b 50. = i9,Mf
od retee:ed- Rye-zt&37 bn No. !, Isl eo No. :
1s R9t1aio csnsssssd 1:e<rtT says: =. t1 Ias
tolort been carried On in satl vessel. Of anaall
clasA Tho movement Of coal Annually ron tnese
mines !. ngs about 1aooe 90 sona per s2nnsu sd Q,
New Eu7iAni. a company has been osghaiEed TOT
constructing 1eet Of thirty sCew Neames .!
ihs noae n 20 ss ssns Of 2Se ua seady d oo
mt1sio1 1t u expected that when this 1tHc shan
have ben competed and IN full operation, t111
coal frr!Shtz from the lutlts 10 the coDs1mets IN
New Yotk and View England will be greatly cheap
e1ed. II now makes four -nilhA OK The coat Of the
coal to Tie confuMeL"-
The transportation Of grain IN tow harges or the
Mississippi having failed, some OF onr exchanges
are proposing that the plAu be adopted on the
lakes. They seem to think that eight harges or
seows eor!d be towed by one propeller Tound the
lakes, II sprld Do vr1J well II they coold Insure
nne weather ttwaYs; but We % not tntnftaat the
tns,1rauee would be exceedingly ngat IN View OF
the fact ttat the ing would be obliged to cut sdt1ft
from Item In case Of storm, and eptnd soul.
daysin gathering her convoy Afterwards, II they
had not gene 70 the bouop. Soma things art
possible, tot al things ~ ere u e1ped4eot."
LATER
III ihe Afternoon the gf.lu markets were Eener-
ally quiet and prices were lower. No. spring
wheat elo=!ng At 51.so, felef july, and No. corn
at t9kc, Seller July. There was no movement IN
lake freighss or prosi6ionA ~ the Evening Board
the n41kets were dull, eaiea oetng confined to
aooo bu No. wheat al s1sot{, seller Jnly,
Hogs were In fx!s depant, and p11ees were
nominally unchanged, ranging 1t sa-as4a,4o for
interior TO strictly choice. The cattle nartet was
tnacuSr, and Prices underwent 20 material
change. We quote At sa5as 80 for inferior to
choice gIidea
, 1869-06-29
THE PpllCs COURTS.

MADISON sTAEET C.3tRf. .
4 LAY OF TWO blAEk, y Lady reading a. NO d.s
Wlss Madison street, 1ound wcli dress "a yonaS
man IN the back room Of her house- sne assed
sa.i,n. a lady Of fn1I nsne had rrsided next
door. and he v IA told her addsl1s. A snort tIne
tn 4 rsnt S1t 10 a ene
IN her chatge. When she scturaed TO her house
5 fa.hd Ii had been tl oxen oren. aud that al ne
eoses ard uuks =, eI .1, sslhsn3I i ~ o1 nss as,n III
lining AID found the youn1 man alfnded TO f1nlng
her trends r1unk- He sprang nj oef and selseo
ha BY the throat with one aAnd and a.
9. ssr hand ii kfr heal A .ow whistle w7s
tsca = arc He left scr and was !otuet ?! con
1edeIa:e 1neJ Wess Pafmed sh1 tns ~. 1--we. ee
~CnIn1Es FE1NN wAs med f1oo for rsgrancJ.
thc reftlence OF Mn. AartA Eowman On 1firty-
rrs1 tt1ect near JieynndA, and placed in Cell nj
ae TMsa STREET s5'oa T., op ~, Sapsas a. assni ae
tu'n,s captured The others arr asscs o' I'D
efty. ~, ri. w.t., wit,
lsplur roDt,ppatly drunk anu auuslng ter, They
live on W!UtauB STREET, AID the ue!ghbora testified
tta, s.e was rs bad As lie wss. ln order TO 40
ste to S0in tssy Ts5s !as 1is@ TssS cnea ana sen
= EuwAEp Foxy waS held N $50 bail 10 an
swer tht charge oi assaulting Joaa AItpay, Win
ln,ent a@ l@ M mS s.sSo e chcaso M e
returned day or two since, and Vna eapturea
Murphy refused to testify Against him. aud Was
sccuFd1ngty held N fs5o b.A 10 appear rs VII
-W11rAx Gr1Isr1E became anc1y with his
te kcie he stove orsI ana ono md
frequently lss Disputes Niil ihuss who 5ssite neH
;ttE. lie wa, fned IS, End held IN sSs' tail to
NpsT sCavtns Ftruek Gnrreit Cooper and mt
h'slead IN tar barrel CooEerF nalr WAS 1aii O.
IN! Aiil, aa he hadn't succeeded IN Se1uhg II oul
e,usl moi arpeat III cart 50 The case went over
.
, 1869-06-29

y 2 ~ l,oss a doeS d = naIsy seg,s Rss 4ss
he no,,so through tne doof Finley hid testtre3 t
sas on, re nDDs Ss9n "a, q ths oss
vspuay arranged the lock in anticipation Of dis
coresy, which WAS clssmed, ous which he did not
mats ~ ssn q; A1n,n z o. tns Counsel fos the
be had ever seen, and be haa p.acltsed Law iof
twenty nfe yessA The speaker had KNOWN HIN
for niny yeats, md had often heard him plead 1t
tnc nv, and 10 no in.tance h.a hn crer knouu
cAse a the strongest he hsd ever Known" twas
uas guilty OF nus1ter thai be insisted upou LA
conviction Colonel JoZl5n, of tho defence, had
Eade = 20 esEos n sss1nng tnat tho man FINLEY
lAlTu, THAT ne might shoot him down. II thl3
Ee1e Ine, psenedlsst,ou 12s clearly shown Tom
t1aisy ~ he ateaneh friend Of ths prisoner, and
Enew Al the Circumstances garTuundinR the pEe-
medn20nn and the eoutulaalou Of tie crime. The
oeience ead seelngy alluded to s.cklea. the
ssee Fey ss sa q sssa; s;;n .s ssq u; Ne zse
Y ever the1c was man whose reputstion stanf
" the noettls Of The people, II waa Dan. Stct1es.
.cses. Z WA N outrage TINT be 1as VA nc acqattsed.
II EzA scandM and 4 sha1nc that Cole, who 30
h1utally murdered Hfscock, was nIowed 10 60
isee nom punishment He was there to proc!dm
that Arz. EAiley wsR a innocent and pure
woman - there u IN DuPaFe County. lsenB4uon
an1 ~ ne ~. TO- no,t ihe u A4d
dennuhce an innocent woman; they were the
sca.Aw1gs and nean-sprtteI1loatess, who knew
THE Court ordered tha. there Be qu,et, or the
shenn would take charge Of the aeainauent.l
The cenf1eInan continued: II was mid that
4M Bailey would catTy On the little Innocent,
p1a1ilnG child. and would soon be found In
Eslded haIl OF slp and AhaMe- Il WAA cruel and
nnmanly 70 10 forget tue common decencies Of iIe
a. to ott1ck helple3s, innocent Wonlon IN this
way. He WAS there 10 See right and t1st!ce done,
and 20 long - his voics had power be 1eDuld sup
, 1869-06-29
TRUSTEES SALE.

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es.h N s!ias aot]se & is a,s ~ psses q nd
.ale y ghsAnf s,e5 i pssss u os 81 n ss,1Y 81
asSs s<fs.s -a@a ss1e and 70 make erfs ma d<a
ras E JF id. sst
md Cd: a th fooes q fueh ssia 1T nf., g.
penses Il s.1a tsast nsiadis = money .avspsA e
s.l Sss;: ss.: .s
rrs ,assIs .hss & .sss s sia 9
"a :esa .,s ~ =. Mhrs. sf.n .ns
teytt u esch ct aid nct.s thu TWO hundred
l. doayl tanpal interest intcS due sod unPaA
hpudn &0 toGndl ete1nk money and Int estzt tho0
1intr the ffss day ns September. \ H. LEI
DIE .nd I1pAA on th4 SID n,ta set10dy A1'vo a.
,bt 40 Easss.t .p2nsa;i;a #; & IN ef sas M 2 =
GtctiTc l6a hodrs1 of sud hat 70 ell And dspass
q tho rrezn3s hrtnAttet deeEbcd- "a eczrpGA1,sG
With tts ttTTna ct tfe aatd TIust Dred:
saasss. Eahi!s ases hsssh! ss,tat IT, 4 =: &
SATTaDAY, lbs t.ent9-E1tb .Ieh) dey 4 Juas. Z,
r leR. a: ths hnu- r Ten o} o'ek II ihs totenn. q
Git5 i leese, Gaen:y j doox nd kt.,a Z hatas
e1pos4 for aAle and 4en 1t PubsE ansaoa. e
/ is highest htdae1 er bidas:! for eaah. ths -
efAts, ainate e the ety of Chh.so 0suutJ q oos
otsasiy 10 sat1fY the aid and de.etbs1
In e14I t11ss deed feoW1 To- Wt: That parf ot Hk
thrty7dx is5 In xlnzlas addition to Ch!ca4o md e.
srrfbta follow towi: Bes3ota{ % ~ sauth H1
fsea nj IL % seatse. @ t .e;nef ms1eot :iIus
Il 81 ferf themes nortA tEu hundred znd dfht1en fE
thsnes ~ - 81 ~ tsqase IT, sefa 3 -
Ncleot31 Addition 70 Utca9o. with AL ard alnt4Isr ~
tsrf4neu, cttvt1eSes md taeesa5s2 =
.ss q e Z .se y Is .stt IL
Hatief and Cali i. Battr1 he!r heiis and ..tHas
tAettn. f1E the pusposs q satt4ytas the aIaaogt -
d..s o. the %sia p<osa kAoty n.tss es<ethE 9Th e
{ r. Z ID I'D e. III
The s6sse s.Io Z heaey adjourned nn.n tho lsh das
u July, l. D. lst Il The s.Ts Il ho1s y ~ E1scs r-
l r-ttm.n Jrns X JeN
, 1869-06-29
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

AoSpAr EyEH.Sn. j Ine g
UEEE CATTl,t-TEerr INT = lIr1sft-a s7tTAy Of
a.rk in thr t1:A4 t,-!4v. Apd that with ttH c9eel-
tl.ns Of mirror sualty, Aod with slim
Il tterN, bat = 4aku blnEss II aiiA.ItEi hfTr
tnsa!ts n 4ipasst ~ .hs ttw 1sst1,hle
lots taxa nj substantially the pIc.s eCfFeat ~
si+ titsns days ! lart w.sk: ht t enra:o1 A1 f1:e.
rior GtlA1sf~$ thci- e.psd-rHll" dct1ahf and
EEie~s for Fnrh were xtuk- We give RIG following a.
. the
cL3kISu PHit-LA
CSetcr Eferre Tine tAt Ttfl.!uEll1'tI& 10
* 4t1 ~ H.. ..s A7.<9s-.bJ
Ffas fsnr s<g. sSsfax,s f,In t, i.s5 H. I47ss
Fnit Cfadtt-Fsis etrcs.. IN fair ftta. sSeE.
sE7nE i,zl 10 10 tts..-........-...,-7: ~NS LII
Medium Clazs-Eeft1ya sttr7- AId geh
t,1 stu r.. ~, soj 1Soo
e1Sh NJ, eaa sy.9ssns ia IL i ID M &to9i0u
INF ePS,-1 {rbt Id thIE euws xud steeru 4hsA15
UUtS-tus TILL clA44 u a.4tk tirre HA4 l isis De.
r3xas str oSc7!uEs tnrf l.tc0 1l~A1 sl9sta
fhs st 1nH Hktutfata If1tt* tNe1 nc
tnf n ade &A1t44eQ for lhferi9 70 medium. md =
sS " tu- Eooa q eaotee Tho halk n tht 49,
xtes.ty Il the Abovr FnAse Of pr'ee-
, 1869-06-29
MARINE INTELLIGENCE,


Yuma n 4n1S
snr MsR;e.oe MI" !" 1F'' h'' 100 MI h'f
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st@4 st1SI Ssss Saass ss.i II: s,aas
$ss i1 Il jss:;s + IL sa re,.,a. 10 hi.
po t Ss:s1 =: H9Ssst s,s LIZ ssn' pig se0, 'osoa' 's'a
ge .y 1.sy e. as u, IN .s;nx.. % ,.h
FTVD FOD e G.ss:a fat Hn-ea. - sas Ak suodF1
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n.;k Japst kt1s, IL .x ~ ~ Ss9 Il ~ an5r IS Ssa'3
IL IL s s!ssal !s.eal Gs.ssisa, 5.s iasass5
s: Hs;ss& s!ss5 sS? i ;s;: ;s'' 81
sss4 sa k:s & = 81
sesT l neRsss ,a. Rs;es; 1d:e iii y Is sssr 80 n
SIR ill., III eps.a, e.re.sy, asa sys.ssz:
or Mras5 n.y 6 sy; Z - i:nT 81 ''
<hT s< Ri{ssa 4snso' Ashss asaIs,sf = = = 'assss
ST ST Aas asss,: sssa; i: s5sa II 18th,
sths Gea?aszL 4nsksscm !a T. ~ i131heq n sapoets
SssF sssF R1s R1t bp1 fssGfs Il u 1: 10 'u
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5s 5s5d 8 ,5fs ]; g se4 90 'au'sr
s s:;E- II: Sa s$ss;; i; lumber, u y,ss
hass. "a Atn'ea' 8r"ad Aaven !" n u p'-A'
see~ sIsant xsraoe, White Lsts. e z 'a'nh*E: j,
, 1869-06-29

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acss- e.: {. a1 ez1se s<s Aaet1eaa~
f2sa@ 6n-Bail Il slmaIm
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, 1869-06-29
THE GRANGE IN TIE CABINET
Rorte Rnd Kobtkou.
H.asLtn,ffvn {Juse e5l Desrsteh to the Ssts York
LyeyoIL.

Rorie nnd KobeAou.
Haslfn.tvn tJ.ss'e sel Despsteh to the Ssss York
Herald
A. an earty hour THIS morning 4. z. Boric, Sec
setay Of the Navy, sent the following letter OF re-
s!gnauon to the President:
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rne matter seems slhEr 70 saVs eeea e Under
slood be.wteu them or the President was NJ way
10th to part With his Secretary Of Marine, Tor r.
short time he returned the following note, signify
ing .us acceptance Of lac resignation:
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ri 1sslsaas!ea y i asee7:sd' Sss 1sspee:.9l,E
1hts nEsneas disposed Of, the President imme-
d!atcly directed h commission 10 be made out tor
George n. Ilobt.en, ut New JerBeJ, as Secretary
Of the Navy. ME. Roreson, who wh3 arrived mere
New Jersey. nade his appearance At ths y Sasy
Department lros1t II o'clock lie found Ar- E1tte
awaiting hun, aud after q short interview between
Fortcr, The Ieatis OF bureaus ID the depart
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