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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-06-10

LADIES corsets. 81, worth 81 so.
NJ. KRAUs & Co., cor Main and Adams.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-06-10

II you want good old Megibben whisky,
20 to Megibben Bro, 28l Main street.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-06-10
soArs LEAVING ro-NoRRow.

The steamer George W. Cheek. Captain Jas.
Lee, with Stack Lee and B. P. Fields in the
Office, will leave to-morrow evening at tye for
Friar's Point and intermediate Landings. The
G. w. C. iswsll known az one OF eur iautiest
little packets, and her OficsFs never allow their
patrons room for complaint.
The splendid passenger packet. Robert
Burns, leaves tomorrow evening at i've o'clock
for Louisville and Cincinnati. Captain Frank
Stein commands. with that prince Of gentle
men, George W. Hunter. IN ,hs ONCE, there
fore passengers travelling BY the Burns may
rely upon having the greatest possible atten-
ton paid to their safety aud comfort.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-06-10

VARIETIES THEATER The numerous
attractions at this popular place-the
only one open in the city continues to
draw good houses. Friday night Mr..
Broom, the well known manager, who has
SO many friends, will take grand COM
plimentary benefit.
Great sale of remnants at j. 81. Loew-
enstine & Bros, Clay Building. 80
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-06-10

"EYGLIsH FEMALE BITTERs is an ad-
mirable prescription for females"
J. A. P. KENNEDY, M. D.,
34.t Coffeeville, Mississippi.
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River.

The weather is again most delightful. with
no Indication of rain just such as is needed
for the young crops.
Here the river roEe three and half inches
during the past twenty four hours; at st. Louis
It is receding slowly. White and Arkansas
rivers are both declining rapidly. The Ohio at
louisville is declining. with eight feet in the
canal 1t is also declining at Cairo.
Business on the levee is tolerably active.
BOATS LEAVING THIS EVENING.
The regular United States mail packet, W "A.
Caldwell leaves for Pine Bluff Little Rock and
Fort Smith this evening at FIVE o'clock. Cap
tain R. L. Haines is in command, with E, W.
Outlaw and Bob Shields in the office, This is
an excellent boat, and always makes good time.
Her officers are good fellows,
The elegant passenger and freight steamer.
Belle St. Louis, Alex. zeigler, master. j. W,
Basket and Elias Harris. clerks. will leave
this evening at five o'clock for Cairo and
st, Louis, The Belle St, Louis Is known to
everybody as safe and reliable. The line she
represents = the Memphis and st. Louis-is
very popular, and it is really pleasure to have
dealings with them.
The new and splendid passenger and freight
steamer, Natoma. having received her new
shaft, and being in complete running order,
will depart as usual this evening Of ave
o'clock for all points On White liver, CAPTAIN
WIN, ], Ashlord commands, with those clever
and polite gentlemen. Garrett +. Huls and
John Smither. in the Office.
The new and majestic steamer. Great Repub-
lie, will be ready to leave for Cairo, St.
Louis and intermediate landings this evening
at FIVE o'clock. Captain Van Hook "a in com
mand, with James Kerr. IT,. in the ONCE. The
Republic il the largest and most powerful boat
on the river. and for SAFETY and speed she can
not be surpassed.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-06-10

Remnants Of calicoes cheap, at j. 81.
Loewenstine & Bros, 23l Main st. 90
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-06-10

per yard. NJ. khAtS " OOi
s0t OoEner Main aud Adams.
Tas greatest reduction Of the season
il dry goods, clothing, boots and shoes,
bats and caps, etc., etc., at the old and
reliable established house of Veudig Il
Bro, No. 226 Main street, who have
marked doya everything in their house
at such prices as will suit all purchasers
in their line of goods, as they are deter
mined to close them on. al eAca.
LAaIEs' fancy goods at half price, on
our cheap tables. NJ. KRAVs b Co.,,
sO-t Corner Main and Adams.
WHITE and pink mosquito MEETINGS,
from New York auctions.
NJ. KRAus & Co, cor. Main and Adams,
"THE demand for E. F. B, hass ia un-
precedented."
sat Kditors Macon t&iss.) Beacon.
LARGE size buck towels, g so aud s.
per dezen. nj. kRAUs 4 Co.,
s0t Corner Main and Adams.
" you want good old Megibben whis-
Ky, 20 to Megibben 4 Bro, 2Sl Main ST.
WHITE Marseilles crib quilts, 81 80. e
aud 50 so. on our cheap tablea,
NJ. Klaus \ Co, coz Main aRd Adams
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Weather.

Weather.
Meteorological observations. as reported to
us by Mr., Edward Goldsmith:
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OLD HATS made new at as4 Main st. I
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az give English Female Bitters .
hearty recommendation"
G, ". VAsssR, M. D.,
AT Carrollton, Miss.
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". r. hoh"ANDt
Editor Chronicle, (Miss.)
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PRINTERS AND RAILROAD COMPANIES
will take notice that, on the 18th instant,
c. P. Norris, trustee, will offer for sale
a valuable coupon ticket and numbering
press, with exclusive right to use in the
South. See advertisement. 81
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LOOK at our blesched domesties, lec
per yard. NJ. KRAVs Il Co,
SOt OoEner Main aud Adams.
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A beautiful and fine Parishenes
striped grenadines at 35c, worth soc.
s9t VENDIG d BRO, 228 Main st.

NOTICE TO GESTLEMEE.-Sharp Il Butt,
at SO Adams street, have the best selec-
ton of drugs to be found in the city.
These gentlemen sell their famous dis
covery, the Kallopidzein, which is used
by a great many gentlemen on their
faces after shaving. This preparation
gives most pleasant and happy glow to
the face after the beard has been taken
of. Let all examine for themselves. 88
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FOR SALE.

mon SAIE. EXCHANGE OK KEN I-M
nlace four miles out on the Hernando ISsd'
contain;ng twelve and half acres good lane.
well improyed new house kitshs y.ss bous.
1o s.a, sheiter. etc. all new. Emo young or
I'D. -aspberries. Strawberries and srapes
SDe clover lot, gras, lot. garden. ri; s sT2
SpIenxid csterns and horse. pond T s1 and
90 1Syy rtsasils. or exchanged for city prop
e,sv. or rented to 9 good tenant; For partieu-
satt. hPpS PuBLrc LEDGER ONCE.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-06-10

II you want good old Megibben whis-
Ky, 20 to Megibben 4 Bro, 2Sl Main ST.
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LARGE size buck towels, % so aud s.
per dozen. NJ. KRAUs 4 Co.,
S0t Corner Main and Adams.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-04-17

FOckuts, nj cOupese WIN paeht gas nAtnToA NddTt6
Il. H., box iii9 Post olnce.
L,oR sAfE-A FINE ROSEWOOD BfLLtkRD rABtE,
three quarter sze, air pockets, With Bats and ~ ~
lures; price 500. Inquire OF WALKER sfOLbbf, NO.
lO6 West mrteth street
SyM n. GRIFFITH, les FULTON STREET. OVERS
w foe sale 6ne seceton Of NV and secena mana 'aoes
at reduced prccs. Tables cut down sni repaired
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-04-17

T,op sAr,e-A HANDSOME sEvEs Stone cLUsrEa
IN Diamond Ringi also S1lHNre SUI hitre. JUN
FREDERfCK. boz 205 Herald ohee
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-30
rrRsnAY- ERRRnARY 2


TUESDAY. FEBRUARY q
At ~ O'clock at be Exchange Saesroo No III Broadway
LARGE sALE OF $50 LOTS Al BAY RIDGE. on COWEk'
HOVEH AND DURANT-AYES AND on PHILADELPHIA, BROOM
LYN, AND NBW.YORK PLACE. AND JOHNSONAFB.
This property blocks out of the city limit high ground
Hamilton which 10 al the Brooklyn ierei
and FROM walk from the Bag Ridge Ferry
which taxes passengers within bry minutes to WasL Ferry
The Ian Of What they the Cy Of Brook
lrn FI 70 remain bond and mortgage
obtained Of tie Office Of the Aucoueers No
ISL Montaguest Brooklyn, and No ~ Ceiarsl, NswYorL
by JAMES NJ. MILLER, Auctioneer.
I'D THURSDAY, February (,
VI
(uudeT the direction Of Nathaniel Jarvis Receiver
"TiiR VALUABLE PAPER MILL AND PROPERTY or THR
SALISBURY MILLS MANUFACTURING COMPANY, SITUATED
ar SALISBURY MILLS ORANGE COUNTY, NETWORK, ABOUT
b MILES FROM NEW BURGH on THE ERlK RAILROAD. The
property land 9ertnt parcels contiguous
10 tie Railroad Depot large stone MILL abont % e square stories
high roof heated throughout with esm ard lighted with
containing steam Us horse steam aBe (WHRt
paeH 6noh PouTlFueT Paper Machine aud al
necg YuBHng machinery and fixtures for the manufacture Of n
dam water Nbee Bers gasole gsoetcr aud sp3a
Eatas and pipes dwelling Houses 1ohou workshop stab
furniture, &c, &C. -
PBet. NATHANIEL JARVIS. IT,, Receiver Room No ~ CITY
Hall BANGS SBDGWICK NORTH Attorneys for Receiver No
1877 Broadway.
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City Resderoes Couny and Fsru bsth .
ehan9ed Loans Aueon vi Furniture
TUESDAY. Fsb
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Smustmtnts.
THEATRE FRANCAIsE-L'GIL

TTNHEATRE FRANCAISE--Li0IIL CREYE.
Sole Lessee ADD Director. ~ StNU:
TONIGHT POSITIVELY LAST NIGHT OF iEeyES FAMOUS
BGsIL CRBYh 81 .tr..f OH behib CtkFh j,
which inust sdrasn Of the production Monday OF
LEC OCO's most reIe,snted FRENCH OPERA BOUFFB, |
FIFIiR-DF.THR. -. D.. FLEUR-DB-THB
Which been m pfepaon 81 the THEATRE FRANCAS Tor sew
win he performed for tue ht time 10 America on
scale gn6oence production yes attempted
LEIL CRBVE will bs presented = - -. -,,,n
TONIGHT POSITIVELY FOR THK LAST TINY, ..
WITH ALI IT'S EEW AND ATTRACTIVE BkFEC ~ ,,-
EXQUISITE MUSIC SPLESDTD CORUSES aud The CHEAT tSI'
including ROSB BELL DESCLAUZAS CBENBNTihE CAktIbk
BBCKRgs GABEL AID the strength OF tle eo9paa o. ~
Amer o. bali price. FAMILY CIRCLE, 80 CbN ~
NOTCB-sALB OF sRATSThs sale Of hoIs a5d seats ior me
hrst nights America FLEURDRTE viii eomneuee IS hoiN
ING M schirmsrs 1Ol Bway; Peers l9g Bwa sul at lhare
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TINO be SOLD by AUCTION on TUESDAY,
Peh 2-Tie beautiful PROPERTY, AZ Wesaie buch,ss Coraty.
g. beougugto u-~ CELIA ~ HKQUA, consisting Of large sob
sIcsuet Esrp sud ochard bans
ountl sBl te.a i ti isIEous Lieu
splendid abe lnius roputf
Tbe property very ToDAneSy situated c Nas ttei s
Wild aud gTan m0uBtGn roEl gh The rfr
rus and Il surrounded by beautiful aud Picturesque sene
gentemans Sumner most desirable II about 20 miles
from New York RASAy aud 10 minutes walk from the
depot The proprietor having removed West will be allowed 10 50
yrry ehesp 5000 IN cash. and the balance desired
remain mortgage. Por patiealars apply 70
j N. EMERSON, No. - ktssAu-st, n T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-30

ADRIAN II. MULLER, Anetloueer
XTAJUABLEr IRON WORKS at the AT
LANTIC DOCK. BROOKLYN, at AUllIoS-ApIASH hgL w
LER r. WlLKNS Co. Will sell 81 Aneuon 90 nooDh req,
KSGSTTbe dot together with the brick bvpd1gs bsieo
stpd II the Atlantic Dock BrOOkyn, b0uuded b. kngs the wharf
sd being 100 feet deep Ny 23i feet inches aud fnown
81 the Atlantic Woskr The buildings 81 brick large
veil sud snhsuia suitable Tor large mill faetor pur
osss or weuh he drrube sorse ee load discharge
a. we we WHAT ~ t% m H., .us1s g. sesI fsGM
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nor SALE-A first class COUNTRY SEAT
eonsBg ola largs h seven acres Of
ss1 and r0ti bsspeh ssalss the e At 0asHis Y.t
sosd sbd distance fo s proposed Porfbss Rsod
VIII Ne sold low sfchangd fsr productive Nisrk Boa w
psgpeb; sale absssa frnshed COTTA0B
aa5s aud sae 0f iand ~
DOR SALE-iO0 acres OF LAND, eight miles
u from The ferries NeEJersey. The n b place hgh
ereu6s as8lpg fEhtJ Sastps dSg % % f0r budng vii
Be sold hn bqt
Hssfolk. Address BoE No Sc, staton A.
EOR SALR-At Oraneey Ncw-J0rsey, HOUSES
n ssd LOTS, fon alOo0 Hft900; - ny build
HosES H. wiLLiASs assr BiieE Church station.
E0k SALE, In the ilOurislhhg Village Of Port
Chester good DWELLING HOUSE With Of ground gas
ane haes scseBt gtoroOd he sold
esiots kserssyL Apply JOHh BlIJs Pot Chester n r.
GRlST MILL PROPERTY for SALE-Fine-
seated s for al werk aud dag good business Address
4 w. ArHAfER, 9Tsssvieh COsh
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City StaI 6siait for Sab.

0EnN ono TO LOAN on BOND and
SsltUI.(lNESJ MORTGAGE ~ sans 70 suti also Second
S,re bonght WM MrTCnBLBS Real Estate oAee No. II
tNedsf u
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TRAINS LEAyB HBw.YORK.
Haven sgd bridgeport s. (BIJ 1880 q" ise ChH)
FOR Miird ss.osl Paasd Southport and wSspOri ll'oA
po5 SorwsE T. a. CEI) iI.3O lai' tEr) RI) 'G'
AZ IRN) $500, ~, (bI) p n.
pr'it.r,sp n o. iI,3i M 3.s3. 4i25. $50 m -
~ s,,sf,ri ! g. GUS $50, I2;l5. (ELl 2lS (hI)
I "a 49, QHr AIS $50 6:iD Q tBI) . m q, :.
Fr Ure,nnleh aud eiIIe ssuOns llJo N 9o 't
'''' w. WI CONNECTING TRAINS, ......f .
For Bo,ton via Springfield Ba. N. lBrl 5lSfbSp m
For Boston via shore Line l2il3 III BPS -, .
Fot Hartford aud springSed (EI l2.S lsL)
For Conreseut RAroAI EI) lEle p D. |" hoausA
For Hsffri Providence and F'hhl Railroad s(Is m HiS
w, N,wu.rsu Esw.LOudOu stOuuStOa Railroad at NJ
l25, D. SPIN ,.,. . S...-.,a. ..d VII
hsInsburph. 49, 49,. -l.-,, .
PR N,ugauck Railroad. 8 A. ~. j. (kf) NIop 20.
For DanbnrT and wak Railroad 7. a. M. go m
W, New Cinaah RAILROAD. 7 a N, 1915, 40 IN
Counodous Sleeping Cars attached 70 ~ t,Sn s,,A.n,
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9uttiun Salts of Seal estat;.
VIZ. ". LATHE, Auetiosser

ID AUCTIONEBRS AND REAL ESTATE BROKERS,
No. ISL MOntsgaest Brooklyn. and No "a Ceart. hegiors
Sales Of Real Estate City Saesoom, Brooklyn and kxehsng
SssoOm EewYork Real Estate bought sold ercange Prog
collected Prospect Park property specially
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siorsfs rno farms S1lmtrG.

gjous,s mo farms TlunttS.
COTTAGE WANTED-With good garden,
Ge within 81 Ctr Hall By rent rot over
900 Address particulars EDWIN. Box NO 42ii heWforE
TVNAKE NOTICE.-HOUSES and COUNTRY
RRVDENCRS wASTRDFor SALE sut 90 LET IN Isr,ey thJ
udsoa Civ Newark Elizabeth Railway, oriuge Bee'l BeIga
Hoboeu ard Paterson. j. SsSl0rk Bock1n AMI Flushing NJ
a. hare great demsnds flr property 90 TIE sh7s pisces fT
having such will ind ther sd1asttge % place oar hird
MORRISON NALL, Real faiais Agents,
Rooiu No. 2}l 40. "a BroalFay
VANTED.-s15, $1,000 CASH will be paid for a
@ ihrcs'' modern bSi HOUSE sei LOT r. good 1sss
apd Br give aud uume Of the pTVpery Al
dress ,. W. b.. Box No. enS N-W-iork PostOaer
WANTED to LEASE--SOme frst-class TEN
w EMENr HOUSES r respectable fmIes for which fair rent
bes, city reference W be gea Apply 70 address W.
BURKE, store, No Sl Bhtabeth-st
WTANTED-TO RENT n HOUSE below
w P1utteetst moderate price. Address HOUSE" Box
No III TribEae ONse.
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by JAMES NJ. MILLER, Auctioneer.

M0RRls WLKINf, Antil0nrer
EXECUTORS SALE of DESIRABLE BUSI-
H MISS PROPERTY on BROADWAY. CROSBY NEW BROAD
CANAL and LIBEKTY.STS hnd MAIDENLANE-K. N. LUDLOW
will sell TUESDAY. Feb o. 1900 al u oel9ek at
TeAhg sAoom No IA BrosWy b. order Of tue executors Of
Chrstan g. GuuheE decreased;
BROADWAYEos AID 5Oi running through Crosbyst 30
feet front rear. 20 feet deep.
BROADsr--Ne,. 50 % ad 81 through 10 No SO HeW.St
MAIDENLAHK--Su 90 thf0lgh 10 No 81 LibeTtyIL
CANALrST. SO aud 52 Gfeensiob-st
particulars AID hook which ready, apply 10
the Auct piHf-kt (31B)
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0YG ISLAND RAILROAD, James. slip.

g.3o a. m Mail Triia tr Greeuport
1000 a. NJ Forhpor lluutugion, and Glen Cove
800 D. M Express RiTehss.
I.n1 n n Nsrthport Huntington, and Glen COvA
$50 o m. PAnnin glale. and vi Stations =
All trus connect branch 10 Hemsvsd SUNDAY TRAIN al
0 a N. for sohhpOrt, Huaurgton ADD Gsa Ceys ,-.,,.
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ElOR SALE-FRUlT FARM near Smyrna,
" Del ssoOoo. Ad,le.. PRACHg Bnsnfori Del.

EOR SALE--At WOOdslde, n. j., a hrst-class
COgfTRf SEAT consisting u sh bobse ADD barn.
se " lard taaied ou e Psse River, and cematdus msgns
su view q ns nI aad ssaadns sonniry - gsaiss from New
f0 heBa ri and Patefsso e. cop3e6 hour
hoFtsesrs HewAk and n J. borsees Nak
lsa h0ase grounds beautifully laid gus sd covered ~ih st FOT
Aaftasr psTicuas lnQar6 Of CuAN, X. SLATER.
N. Broais ~ .gegark o.
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ya.urts aaS Il.,;iinss.

gtfturts aN9 lt.ta'nss.
COOPER UNION for the ADV ANChME.S
~ II SCIENCE aui AIT
m. Er.isrs rsspsesiuiy Course Of three
LECTURES on ZOOLOGY, l
~ By PROY Apsi,N j. EBfIt.
=, Al. ITIRDAY EVENINGS % ard FEB lft "a -
Gs In Of he Cooper Unon Tickets be ohr m Ne Cu,
I s nan VI ZIG VF 49, ABRAM s HEWITT. Sec.t-'J.
DR. EDMUND r. PEASLEE will deliver hls
Fourth LECTURE TO GENTLEMEN THIS EytMNSS n ss
t a. The rooms Of Young Mems Chstiou A3oeia'on NO. et
Pinbsye cor Twenty seeondsL Subject Ar All t0ang A
vel o.
XTOIJNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
n NJ GEORGR VANDBNHOPF will read At seaway Ham
TUESDAY BVBNNG Feb Members can procure heAsia nee
charge at the rooms No l6l FIah.sYe:. aall Fso -
- X. MURDOCH, the celebrated elocutionlsS
- sv e. PUBLIC RBADlNGS by applying 70 "a AEsAN
GEORGE FEEBRiCK. n" 80 Federsrst Philadelphia
New-York tribune., 1869-05-05

and gentlemen. Mrs. Grant was elegantly dressed
in a corn-colored silk with black lace trimmings.
She wore coral ornaments She was supported by
Mrs James Paul of Philadelphia, Mrs. Judge Dent
and Mrs Gen. Augur The President attended the
reception after the close Of the Cabinet meeting.
John w. Wright has replied to the statements re-
Gently published relative to alleged frauds practced
by him agent upon the Cherokee and other mdi-
ans in the matter of bounty payments. He says,
ernment iii the name of the soldiers, and he could
not use dollar without their Endorsement; that
those who have been allowed bounty did not com
plain and that all the present rumors about frauds
are the work OF agents or members OF the " lndiah
Ring" H. ID. Reese, Chairman OF the Cherokee Del
egation, who aided in making out the claims OF the
Indian soldiers ndorses the truth OF Wnghts state
ment.
Col. J. A Martin, Assistant AdjutantGenera for
merfy at Army Headquarters, and more receHhtIy ho
Aid to Secretary Rawlins, left Washington o-uay
for the West, where he s assigned 10 duty.
Lieut. Commander Chester Hatfield has been or
dered to the Naval Academy on the lst Oh OcGoDer
next. Assistant PaymasteT Geo. W. Long mas Deen
ordered to the Sangus First Assistant engineer
Henry l.. Snyder has been detached from tne oWa-
tara and placed on waiting orders. .....
Ira A. Bloomfield has been appointed supervisor OF
Internal Revenue for the District OF Illinois, pSoe
John Obney. -,
The Hon. Moses H. Grinnell had an interview with
Secretary Boutwell, this morning.
The Dyer Court of Inquiry IS still IN secret session
making up their finding which VIII be sent to the
Secretary of War. Major-Gen. George II. Thomas,
President of the Court will leave here for California
on Thursday, accompanied by Col. Willard and other
members of his staff. .
The President has appointed f. J. Curtis Secretary
of Idaho Territory, rice j. r. Howlet, superseded
New-York tribune., 1869-05-05
FRANCE.
A GOLD MEDAL TO DIR. HAYE

GOLD MEDAL TO DIR. HAYES.
PARIS, May 4-The Geographical Society have de-
creed gold medal to DR.. Hayes Of the United States
for his eminent services in the work Of Arctic ex
ploraton and discovery. To-day the President Of
the Society, with dcputation of members, Waited
upon Gen. Dix. the American Minister, and presented
the medal requesting HIM to transmit it to his dis
tinguished eountrymaD. and accompanied the pro-
sentaton with an earnest aspiration for continued
friendship between France and America. Gen. Dix.
in reply thanked the President for his friendly OK
pressons in regard to his country. and said 1t was
true pleasure for Americans to see France and the
United States working together in traditional friend
ship for the promotion of discovery, science, and
general progress
New-York tribune., 1869-05-05
NETWORK WEDNESDAY, MAY s. 1869.

at those Republicans who, he said, had now joined
the Democratic party, motion 10 reconsider was
lost and the bill now goes to the Governor He will
sign it, and Controller Connolly will. according TO
the understanding, appoint as Commissioners Chaun
cey II. Depew and Geo. A. Andrews Republicans; /;
and Senator Creamer and Geo. II. Purser. Democrats
As the bill is thus disposed of both Houses win go to
work in earnest and this Legislature will adjourn
Saturday.
The Gas bill Ia sti in the hands of the Committee
on Municipal Affairs of the Senate. The gas compa-
nies claim that the bill is unconstitutional, as the
State cannot force them to sell their manufactures
when they have no guarantee that they will be paid
for them. To say the least the Committee, TO keep
clear of suspicion should report this bill in some
shape other, it is smothered it should not be in
that Committee.
The bill allowing the Harlem Railroad Company
to use parts Of Fourthaye and cross streets in the
neigbborhood Of Forty -seeOndst has been reported
favorably to the Senate. 1t has been amended 30
that the company will have to apply to the Supreme
Court for Commissioner of AppraisementS
The Assembly to-day passed the bill providing
that only one-fth of the Board of Directors Of tho
Central Hudson River, and Erie Railroads shall go
out each year. The vote stood, yeas 72 nays 40. 1t
now goes TO the Governor
The Sheriffs' BILL as amended by the Senate passed
the Assembly to-day, in the same shape. Every
Democrat and the following Republicans voted for
it Akin, Avery Baker, Bemas, Bender, Butterfeld,
Calkns, Chase COnant, COnger, Cook, Crane, w.
M. Ely, Gleason, Hodge. Hull, McLead Perry, G.
Ray, II. Ray, Rich, SchoOnmaker, d. Stewart w.
II. Stuart, Summers, Truman, and Little.
When tho Supply bill was in Committee OF the
Whole of the Senate to-day, an amendment appro-
pratng S125OOO toward the new Capitol was carried
The bill to do away with the December election in
your city has passed both Houses, and is now with
the Governor, who will sign it.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-05
I0EsERAL PRESS nIspArcH

All thSprominent officials OF the Internal Revenue
Bureau who were Immediately connected with tba
Commissioners Office during the administration of
Bir. Rollins, with the exception Of Deputy Commits
sOner Parnen, have been removed. SeverA appoint.
ments Of Assessors and Collectors will probably be
made in the course of few days.
The new Commissioner of Patents has made sew.
eral changes Of Examiners and retains James g.
6rinnen as Chief Clerk. There being n different
maturing plan to secure more uniformity of work.
Ing and to dispense with some of the present use
patents -
4, Coy. Wells Of Virginia was among the callers at
tne decentralization to-day, before the meeting of
the Cabinet, and had a brief interview with the
Sresdept on political subJectsappertainin to that
Rt1atte lie returned 10 Richmond tonight.
aIs 6rants reception to-day, probably the last of
S'Ssoa Was attended by large number of ladies