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HaytIen News.

PoRT AU PRINCE, Oct. 9.-SalnaVe's 5
war steamer sailed recently with pro-
visions for Cape Haytien. which is be-
seiged by the rebels. While on the
way they met the rebel steamers Qua
ker City and Florida. A sharp light
ensued, details of which have not
been received. Both sides claim the
victory, but reports are so contradic-
tory that it is impossible to state the
result. Gen. Chevallier, SalnaVe's
Secretary of War, had commenced the
seige Of Jacmel. The rebels were
confident of their ability to hold the
town.
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+ NEW York, October 23.-The Con-
gressionaI Select Committee on Amer
lean Navigation having held a session
at New York, Boston, and Portland,
visited Halt River. The Committee
adjourned from there omeet at Phil
adeIphia oR tho hrst Tuesday IN Der
cember next, The questions. before
the committee were finally narrowed
down TO three distinct propositions.
one or all'oF which will probably be
recomm gnded. to 'Congress:s sHThe re-
mission of all duties on material en7
tering into the construction OF ships ;
the permitting OF foreign ships to be
purchased and admitted to American
registership lines as we'll In domestic
as IN foreign trade. This measure
was recommended to the Committee as
indispenetbletoIhe growth ofsour mer
cantiie steam marine.
l., r. Hoover has been held to ans
swer The Charge Of Smuggling $4,000
worth Of goods from Canada.
Rumor says the Lake Shore Direct
ors have declared a semi i-annual diyi-
dend of four per cent, bat the rumor
is discrediteds Another report is
that Horace E. CLARK is to be Presi-
dentof The Company. Bq0oG -Hgkp
The Receiver of the Gold Ex-
change hank to-day paid an addi-
tional twenty five per cent. to its cred
itOTS 81 6 tea fsf s zr-f tle sac
The Assistant Treasurer received, +,
during the week. .S2,492,527 for Gus
toms, and paid ont Sl92. 200 90 coin
interest.
Rumor also says that some Boston
capitalists Is haze returned here for an
other canlraign IN governments4 ~ Z
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ADvIcEs from Rome assure US that
PERE HYAcINTHE does not stand
alone, but that the Pope is assailed
by letters and manifostos from differ
ent quarters quite as outsPoken as the
letter of Father HYACISTHEs Itwas
preceded by the address of the Catho-
lies Of Coblentz TO the Bishop Of
Treves, fortified by the adhesion Of
Count MOMrALEMBERT; then came
tho manifesto Of the Episcopal meet
ing at Fulda; lastly the remarkable
work of MARET, Bishop Of Sura, made.
its appearance. Allthese documeuts,
more or less emphatic, express the
same sentiments, and belief prevails
here that they may exercise a salutary
influence on the dispositions. Of the
Pope and the resolutions Of the Coun-
oil
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News from San FFaaclsco.

SAN FRANCIsoo, October 24.--The
steamship Continental, hence yester-
day for Colorado River With troops
for Arizona, has returned, the Com.
missary Department having neglected
to provide rations for the soldiers.
There was a two mile race yesterday
between Venture and Harvest Queen
for 81, 600. Venture won. Time
5e124, 5:15. He made the first mile
in 2:35 The owner offers to match
him against any horse IN the United
States Ia a ten mile race aH
Thirteen japanese arrived by the
America, to join the colony in Edo
rado County, and many more are ex
peeted by the next steamer
One Of the most experienced agri-
culturists of Japan has arrived, apd
brings 1900. chestnut trees.
The newspapers arc again urging
the estsblishment of an Australian
steamship line.
The sudden departure overland for
New York Of the agent of the Pacific
Mail Company Of this city, was, IS
surmised, connected project.
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nlnninnail Ifems.

CIHeINNArt, October 24.-The AIer-
camille Library books viii be stored
10 boxes until building is provided.
The probability is it viii not return
to the college building, but will erect
4 new one somewhere else. For the
present a place tor be reading room
viii be. secured aud ogcret TO the
public -s
Yesterd4y ~ G. 1IcNa;r was ar
r. 81 the charee # conpterfeitiag.
lie IS supposed 10 boiong to gang
noted for ehlngiag The denomination
OF Government uotes.
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ESTABLISHED. 1891.

CARACAS. October z, VIA HAVANA,
October 24.-General Monages, With
10000 men, four steamers and several
sailing vessels. left Oh The % inst, 70
operate against Gen Pugari, a, Mari
caibo.
There was an earthquake on the Sd
inst. at L2guayra. No damage is re,
ported.
SAN JUAN, Oct. Is, VIA HAVANA,
Oeet 24:-Aceording to the new tariff,
al! agricultural Implements are ad-
mitted Tree.
s There are no cases of yellow fever
or cholera on The island.
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EaTihanake.

ST. JOINS, N. B., October 23.-An
earthquake occurred here yesterday
morning. The houses. shook violent
lg.E Every body was awakened. and
many rushed from their houses in
alarm, but no material damage was
done. ss.- --r.rf4r frrrs u
ST. JOINS, N. B October p. This
morning at 5:45 a severe shock Of an
earthquake was felt here, lasting thir-
ty seconds. The shock was felt at
Halifax at the same times @a-rrF-F-
A freshet prevails IN the river St.
John. The wharves of Fredericton
and Woodstock are under water,
Reports from the interior state that
the potato crop is injured by disease.
Other crops are far above the aver
are. ] 80 Al - -. --..----
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Late washington Items,
bg Atlantic Gable.
Railroad M M4tters in Ten
ness So.
Counterfsiter Arrested ln
Cincinnati.
Latest from New York.
Wasbington News.

WAsBINOToN, October 24.-Iu con.
sideration OF representations of the
inapplicability of the regulations for
grain dis.illation, made to the Com
missioner of internal Revenue, Mr..
Delano has made important modifica-
tions, which be is authorized to DO,
under the law. The kind of mate
rials used, Ia estimating the capacity
of stills, is to be considered in esti-
mating the amount to be returned.
This will relieve the fruit distiling
interest from the destructive def
cheney. tax. A liberal treatment is to
be applied In eases where this def
cheney tax has been already assessed.
1t is further directed that Winters,
selling wine of their own manufac-
ture, are not liable to dealers license.
The forthcoming report of Treas
urer. Spinner will show that the in
crease of collections and the decrease
of expenditures for six months end
ing August 81. 1859, amounted to
$56, ,0Q0, 900. as compared with the
corresponding period of 1868.
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Cnhan Nema.

HAVANA, October 24.-The action
of the United States government in
the case of the Hornet gives goat
satisfaction here.
The newly arrived troops will leave
for the seat of war without delay.
Much sickness continues to prevail
in the eastern end of the island
Dates from Curacao to the 9th inst
are at hand.
Many refugees from Venezuela and
San Domingo had arrived there.
Ne further shocks of earthquake
had been experienced in the island.
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Baltimore News.

+ BALTIMORE, Oct. 24.-The annual
Fair of the Maryland State Agrieul-
tural Society, suspended for several
years, will be again opened on Tues
day, and will be reinaugurated by a
grand parade of the Maryland Ma
tional Guard. A Committee will leave
here to morrow for Washington to
invite President Grant and his Cabi
net TO visit tie Fair. The grounds
adjoining the city arc in fine order,
and from the large number of entries
made In every department, the exhi-
bition will be. very fac. There will
be trotting each day.
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Yerd eiInlho RrooEs rase.

PHILADELPHIA. October "a
Shortly before 10 o'clock this morn
ingsthe jury in the Brooks case rem
dered verdict Of guilty against Nor
row and Daugherty. Neil McLaugh-
lin has been held in $4,000 10
answer the same charge Morrow
and Dougherty were kept under
strong guard all night, for fear Of be-
ing rescued, and after daylight re con
veyed to prison.
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Comments OF the Tennessee Press on
the Election OF Cooper.

MEMPHIS, Oct. 23.-The election of
Cooper to the Senate is variously COM
mented Oh by the press here.
The Appeal regards it as probably
the best selection, after johnson.
The San says the action Of the Leg
islature in Glecting Cooper, and the
means resorted to, to accomplish it,
have elected johnson Governor a-1
Senator hereafter. sLa~ e<G zosTf q
ne = 1",c,otache regards it as sig
nal victery.l3 tst7.ra 81 tsr
The L,eqgtr heartily endorses The
election OF Cooper ia preference ia
either johnson or EthoTidge.
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: MEMPHIS, Oct. PA movement is
on foot to consolidate the Mississippi
& Tennessee Railroad with the Mis-
sissippi Central, and it is said that 1t
is designed to unite the Mississippi
River Road, now being built, With
those, and place the line under the
control of Col. Samuel Tate. Presi.
dent Of the Southern Railroad Asgo-
citation.
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Canadian Items.

OTr0WA, October 23.-Application
will be made to Parliament at the
next session for an act to authorize
the building Of a railway from a
point on the Magora River to some
noint in the County Of Essex on the
Detroit River with the right Of ferriage
by steamers across MagOra and De-
troit Rivers, with power to connect
with the railways in the States.
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Foreign News.
ENGLAND.


LONDON, October 24.-An inmebse
demonstration ia favor Of amnesty TO
The tenians. was made to dag. Large
processIoDs formed IN the various
parts Of the CRY, headed by bands
of music, Tags, and banners inscribed
With significant mettoes, and they
marched 30 Hyde Park. Several thou
sand women, wearing green lavors and
searfs, walked IN the procession. At
Hyde Park, during the afternoon, a
monster mass meeting was held, at
which it is estimGeed 10000 persons
were present. The American flag was
hoisted and loudly cheered.,
Mr. Bradlough and others ad-
dressed the people, and the remarks
of some Of the speakers were of a
highly iufammatory character. 8H
Resolutions demanding amnesty for
Fenians were adopted by acclamation,
after which the meeting ended and
the people quietly retired from the
Park. The proceedings throughout
the day were orderly. The greatest
precautinns had been taken BY the
Government. The reserves of police
we're all on duty, and the troops were
Assem- bled IN their barracks, but their
Intervention was not required.
SPAIN.
MADRID, October 24.-Ih the Cor
tes. yesterday, Gen. Prim said that if
the Ecumenical Council should adopt
decision hostile to the Spanish Con-
stitutiOp, they would be treated by
the Government as null and void.
FRANCE. 20 9Ffit
Paris, October 24.-It has been
decided that no military review will
be held on Tuesday. the 26th inst.
An Imperial manifesto is expected
to appear tomorrow. Many rumors
prevailed as to its contents, but moth
ing is positively known.
Some journals assert that the Gov
ernment is making enormous mill
tary preparations to prevent any
public disturbance on Tuesday.
Pere Hyacinthe, not having return.
ed to his convent, as ordered by his
superiors. has been dispossessed of all
his charges.
GERMANY.
FRANKFORT, Oeto5er a. - Bonds
fat; 5-20s are quoled at S750S74.
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ST. LOUIS, October 24.-Georgs 7.
Brown, late Sergeant alarms Of the
United States Senate, who has been
dangerously Ill at the house of his
brother, Joseph Brown, for some
days, is convalescent.
A. Z. Randall, Special u. S. Treas
ury Agent, who is on tour Of in
spection, has arrived here.
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THE Ohio and Mississippi Railroad
Company have just brought out q
new parlor car, Of the most modern
style, and wish all the IMPROVEMENTS
Of the day. It contains two state
rooms for private parties. which, With
the rest Of the car, are covered with
Brussels carpets. elegantly upholster-l
ed easy chairs and sofas, and mirrors
at every turn. A day trip in such a
ear may be as comfortable and enjoy
able as a pleasure party ia Aal private
parlor. UsB 8AhA
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Railroad MATTERS.

BUFFALO, October 23.-Resolutions
we're passed on Change this morning,
asking the Presidents Of the Erie aud
Central Railroads to Immediately give
facilities for shipping grain from this
port East, it being impossible to pro
cure cars for wheat and corn, to fill
orders for points In the interior.
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We publish this morning, 3 eom-
munication from prominent cltlzea
in reference to the proposedloau Of
$780, coo to the Evansville u Carmf
Railroad. This county appropriated
S242, 900 to this company but a short
time ago. This amount will grade
the road and get 1t ready for the iron
from here to Carmi. Let this com
pany go ahead aud get their road
g.aded. aud then they will receive all
the additional aid they need 10 inish
it from the city Of Evansville - V1ts
derburgb BIglc.
The BHgle IS q small advertising
paper, which depends entirely upon
the merchants Of the city for lis sup
port. 1t has no subscribers, and is
distributed gratuitously to whoever
will take it. We make this statement
to show the want Of wisdom on
the part Of its proprietors in oppos-
ing a railroad which is designed
especially to benefit their patrons. As
we understand the question, the
Carmi Road is demanded by the man
ufactu.ing and mercantile interests OF
the city. Yet the BHgle takes the
money from these classes for the pur-
pose Of opposing their pet enterprise.
1t may be all right, but We confess VIC
can't understand the wisdom Of bust
ness men supporting with their pat.
ronage a paper that opposes their
interests, or the gratitude of a paper
that opposes an enterprise in which
its patrons are 50 greatly interested.
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South American News-Faars Enter.

bOuth AmeFICan NtWS-teAr5 EnteF-
tained on AccOu@t OF Predicted
Tidal waves and E8FthqHaHes-
People Leasing heir Hon1eSa & 8 fc
NEW YORK, October 23.-A Lima
letter, OF September 9th, states there
was erEseat trepidation throughout
South America on acctunt OF pre-.
dicted tidal waves and earthquakes.
People were leaving their homes near
the coast and camping in the noun
tains, A terrific earthquake is re,
ported to have Occurred in the Arr
eguipas district. completely destroy
ing the town of Chachas.
The government of Peru. has de;
clined a proposition to allow African
laborerss to be introduced into that
eountFy.A Wv
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ALBANY, N. Y, October "a. =
Among the property destroyed at
Weed, Parsons & Co.'S, by the fire
of Friday nlaht, was an edition OF n M
-Ases...:.tt tttty Jolraa3 Of the iagt session
1t viii be- reset ID tnoir new buiidine.
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NEW YoRK, Oct. 2f-There. was q
fire tonight in Dadd's express sta.
bles, 249 West Twenty eighth Street
Less S12 600; fully Insured. Thomas
Roberts, assistant foreman Of Engine
No II, fell from the tender while
rnnniug 10 the FIRE, and was Instantly
killed.
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HAVANA, Oetober 24.-Gen. Bo-
niche, the hero Of the defense of Los
Tunas. has recovered from his wounds,
and taken the field again in the CeQ-
tral Department.
Two parties of rehela. numbering
hity men In all, have presented them
selves to the Spanish authorities IN
that department for pardon.
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DAT1Y JOURNA az
-
MONDAY. 25. 1869.

THE Harrisburg (IH9 Chrouicle
says JonN J. JONES IS pushing the
work of grading the.railroad south of
that town.
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hl-N.l.sIoN, October 9-via Ha-
vana, 24-The government demands
security for costs IN the action
brought by the owner of the schooner
La Havre for damages on account of
her seizure.
The cane crop promise an abund-
ant yield.
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Sr. Louis, October 23-Judge
Primm, of the criminal court passed
sentence Of death TO day upon Max
Klingler, the boy murderer, who
shot his uncle nearly two years ago.
He lis to be Ranged on The 18th Of
December. His counsel objected to
the overruling, by the Judge. of his
morion-f -fos a rev trial aud witt appeal
to the-suprema court z Atg ~
.iAeD YePnioht Lsglsla urs aalhes
the Fifteenth amen rdmeBt-Earth-
quake Ia Maine.
NEW YoRK, October23,-The Yer
mont Legislature has ratified the Fif-
tocnth Amendment by a unanimous
yotoin1he Senate. and only 12cLay
votes III he House. Two Democrats
voted aye.
The earthquake of Friday opened a
seam eight to ten feet wide ataFalds
boro, Maine, causing great alarm in
the village.
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Washington Sews.

sMAsn1NaFoN, Oct. 23s-The Sscrez
tary of the Treasury will soon order
an Investigation into the charges
against General Butterfeld In conneos
ton With gthe gold panic, IN such a
manner assw5ll thorOughly test their
truth, 1.-The Secretary received, this
morning, letter from General Bnt-
terfeld, couFting the fullest inyestIga-
ton, 7 - 2 e.7Is = - ~ "a. +.
A state ment mas been prepared at
the Treasury Depaftment,g z which
shows that the amount OF coupon
bonds of the United States outstand
iug September go, 1869, vas 81,
40, 600; registered bonds entstand1
ing. $775 1876 200 i ase1 El3El3
Major General Harvey has. arrived
in this -city,fT0m Dakutah. and had
an interview with the President -
General Shegasn will discharge the
duties of Secretary of War until the
afrivab6f Secr0tary Bs lknap.0 g gE3
Secretary Boutwell, had a long con-
versation with President Grant this
morning. naf-rl ~et1o4 fHe sgLq
Receipts Of fract;OGaf currency for
the week, 81, ,279, ,9D0S shipments, ST.
432 $40; amount redeemed, S4l9, 200;
national bank circulation. S299 .732,
745. ...-.. ...........-. .......-..... q,
Ewing, Sr.. who lHid all-nig ghts n the
room Of The Clerk Of the supreme
Court, was removed to the residence
of his son, General Ewing, this morn
ing. he lis represented as being in an
improved condition.
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DoDaE, LORD & Co, the original
contractors for constructing the Cairo
& Vincennes Railroad, have sued the
G.. & V. Company in the Pulaski
County Circuit Court, for 1925 COO
All work along the line Of the road
has been suspended The road is
nearly half graded. and there is no
doubt Of its ultimate completion, but
the work may be delayed eonsidera-
BY by litigation. If D., l. e Go. sue
coed in securing themselves, as prob
ably they will, sub contractors and
other creditors on the line of the
road will be secure, but the delay In
raying is causing much distress among
a large number of business men and
others. The suit instituted will prob
ably test the matter, as to whether
the mortgage lately given deprives
former creditors Of lien on the road.
Mound Ctty Journal.
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PFOneIlerS Sunk.

DETROIT, October 24.-The epropel-
Ter Comet, bound up, and the propeI-
Ter Hunter. bound down, eollided
about 2 o'clock this morning, eight
miles below here. Both sunk. No
lives lost.
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In EpglIsh Duily stabbed-Robbery

IN EBglish Bully stabbed-Robbory.
ERIE, Pa, Oct. 24-To night, in a
row on,the public dock, an English
bully, named Tom Goulden, was Sc
verely STABBED.
Last nigpt aIlogay's plumbing
shop was broken into and $500 worth
of tools stolen. They we're found this
morning at the house OF a former
owner, Harry McHlrg He was ar
The weather was very cold at 10
P. NJ, and snow falling.
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onban FeWa.

NEW York, October %. - Mail
advices from Nassau state the
steamer Lillian. which sailed With an
expsditioBary force from Florida for
Cuba. had been captured by the Brit
ish. gunbost ilapWing. and taken into
Nassau, whore she was released by
the aIthpcities, under the Iullng Of
the Attorney General that she could
not legally be held
@zszrz=======z=z
Sunday Nights dispatches.
verdietiin tho Brooks Case.
Latest News from Hay ii.
News from San Francisco.
Late washington Items,
News bg Atlantic Gable.
Railroad MAtteFs in Ten
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Barrels.

Send ORDERS FOR TATO,
APPLE, or FLOUR BARRELS to
DAUGuERTY & BIANNING's extensive
steam Barrel Factory, smIlhland, Ky.
ocl4 d2w
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BosToN, October 24.-John i. Me-
guire, carpeRter and builder, of this
city, was holder of the ticket that
drew the coliseum building.
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IRELAND.
QUEENsTowE, Oct. 223.-The steam
ship Helvetia, from New York, ar
rived to dav.

EGYPT. A III
ALEXANDRA, October 23.-The
ceremonies on the occasion Of the
successful completion of the Suez
Canal will be interesting FOLLOWING
its progfAmTnet are the fetes az Port
Said, on the 18th of November. The
vessels forming the feet will proceed
to Ismslia next day and remRip9 there
until the 18th, aud then 90 through
to Suez on the 18Th. when the pro-
ceedings will be eudedi on the follow
ing day
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New Advertisements.
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new anu wonderful Inventions. address
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.3T1NRHOV 4 MADEaTINsTX
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g eolored hair or beard 10 perm anelit
black or Brown. One Comb sent by mail
for Il. For sale by Merchants and Drug
gists generally. Address A zdgic Comb o.
Si11 titg1teld, Massachusetts.
"A SIX KOUEs BaGrsBEE or Druggist for
"A SWEET QUIEINE-it equals (bitter)
Qulnine. Manufactured by STEAR RNS.
F'AkR q CO., Chemists, New York.
DON'T SHAKE.
THE SUI EST AGUE REMEDY KNOWN.
JoTINsONYs VEGETABLE CANDY AGITE Guar
SAFE, permanent, and effeetual. SO pleas
ant every body will eat it. Contains no
poison. Sold everywhere. Made and sold
by HOWELL & JOHNSON, Bedford IndI-
ana. Sent, post paid, on receipt OF price.
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Examination 0F Counterfeit Tobacco
.s----5s. stamps.

ahRICHMo.eD, Oct. 23.-The examina-
ton of counterfeit tobacco stamps was
continued to-day 1t was shown that
two of the party a few weeks since.
were In New York with $4,000 fur
nished from Richmond to buy coun-
terfeit stamps. Roche and Bannes,
the two principal men. were, to-day,
committed to jail. Efforts are. being
made to got them before Judge Under
wood, under writ OF ho6eas corpus,
on the ground of excessive bail being
required. 1t appears that a short
time since a stamp eounterfeiter was
captured Ia New York with large
quantities Of counterfeit tobacco
stamps and one genuine, which prove.
to have been purchased from the
Collectors Office in Virginia and sc Mt
on togthe eouuteFteitePs to work by.