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pEDESTRIANISM.

A coward foot-race for 500 sido took place
q, Harlan, ON Saturday at q p m, between S2lueI
"a ~, ,nd Richard Hooper, amateurs OF some CeleOIlty
1aTyc crowd was present. Warner won by ABOUT lour
feet Time not taken.
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THE STATE or TRADE.
WAT INDIA MARKETS

HAVANA Aug 2The Oxing statement Of the markets for s
ending Aug 2 SugTol from Havana aud haalas
during 1000 boxes aud 900 bids 70 foreign countries si
hhds the United States total stock sarehoas
Havana and AatanE 20 boxes and $500 b Muscoydoes
tive lair good Refining g3 reals Fegh aiyaaeag tan 70
Falmouth and orders, 5Oi.
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About the middle OF September, the Champions will
start ON their Eastern tour, and play the LOwes aud
and Tr Mountains OF Boston; then return game with
Tie Haryards at Boston, Mutuals OF Springfield Yales
af New. Haven, and the leading Clubs Of Rhode Island
on the hrst OF October the champions wl go On their
southern tour, dug.uG WHICH they Will play TIC Qym
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rcKyoRps AND LAWMAKERS
THE TURF.
vo,rNT,IN ROY AND LADY THORN.

S,p,rocA. Aug. 22.-The trot between Com
,Inr, V,udrrbilrs Mountain Boy aud Nc hahOh lAuy
Thorn takes place Monday az ~ o'clock Ine tIhoh y, ~
GOOD nIrr Mountain Boy IA said To nave hauo quar-
80 MI ~, "A seconds while training recently.
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TOUR OF THE MUTUALs.

The Mutuals left this city on Saturday even
ing on their first this They go AS Tar as
Washington where, today they will play the Olympics'
and tomorrow the Nationals, both Of that city, ON
Wednesday they play the Marylands OF Baltimore the
Club that defeated the nine on It's first appearance aer
the reconstruction, and on the succeeding Gay the
Pastmes also OF Baltimore. On Friday they play their
return game with the KoysOnes at Philadelphia, return
ug homo ON Saturday morning.
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DOARSTfC MARKETS

LATEST EUROPEAN MARKETS
FRANKFORT Aug 1-Unsi States FvsTsenes acslVs aaa
firm al 89k -
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The pressmen of The TRIBUNE s y1 TO
NOTES.
The following games are announced f


The following games are announced for this
week: -, II, - -. nj
M0ndav-Atlantic va. Union OF Brooklyn, on the CAPT
oIin, Grounds; Key star OF New York on the Key
stone Grounds Jersey city Keystone Va star, on Chau
plons Ground Empire First Nine Vs. Second Nihe' az
HOOOken. ,.- . Al. r,to,
Tnesday-Iryington w. Powhatan, at the Union
Grounds. Empire VS.. Union. at horllsaha' OnamP'on
vs. Harmonic. A., , ,,.,.,.,,. N,,,,ar,,
Wrdncsday-EmPlre Va. Active. at Iiobokeni Montank
- Warren ON Champions Ground jersey Guy; Stf VS.
N,fanoc nj Hunters Point; Alpha vs.. Athletic on the
Capitolne Grounds Gotham vs. sparta, return game on
rho GotuauIs Ground. .. - - r.
"FrJay~Atlanc Olympic of New York, on the Cap
itouue Grounds. -, ,.zt,.,t,o ,ro,,d,
rUr Nationals AND OLYMPICs AT WASHINGTON.
WAsuINGToN, Aug. MISUNDERSTANDING the
intense heat the first match game Oh Tue n, M t
t,u the National aud Olympic Clubs ~ TINS cty was
payed this afternoon. resulting In another victory or THO
olympics by score OF y to D.
FCKFoRDs AND HAYMAKERs =,
Tnoy y V Aup. 2l-The game of base ball
hcr his afternoon between the EckiOrds oil bro0k hu
The lawmakers resulted In victory Tor the EckiOrus'
nj f,rIg M.
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MARRIED

BISHOP-SMTTH-A Hamilton y the 18th inst. by The Rev
M Barstow William Franklin Bishop to Miss Anna n smith daaga
ter Of Adm Smith, esq, all OF NswYork. No eariA
All Notices Of Marriages must be Endorsed wIh IaH
name and address.
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EMPLOYEES GAMES.

A large number of employees games were
played on Saturday. The Appleton nine defeated tho
Printing Company nine Ivy OF % TO 49, maverick,
stephen q Co, won decided victory over Major *
knapp the score being To IS In their favor Ia hYe
inning game the employees Of Quackenbush, TOwnsend
4 co. defeated the employees Of W. Barley Co.. by a
score OF SO too
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Highway RO5ber Taken from Jail
and Hung.

CHICAGO, September ia dis
patch from Portage City, Wisconsin,
says that yesterday morning, about
half past one O'Clock, the Columbia
County Jail was entered. The Jail Of
fcers were made captives, and Pat
Wildick, the notorious highway rob
Der, taken from his cell and hung.
The work was done so quietly that
the citizens knew nothing about the
affair until morning. The lynchers
were disguised and appear to have
come from a distance. Wildick was
in Jail for highway robbery, and it was
while his examination was proceeding
that the old man Gates. from Xii
bourn City, was murdered. This
makes two lynching and two murder
cases that have occurred in this vicin-
ity within one week.
Six desperadoes escaped from the
Morrison (W Whiteside County, Jail. on
Friday night. One was reeaptured
this forenoon, a. Clinton, Iowa
In the way Of mercantile traffic, the
present has been one of the busiest
weeks in the history of Chicago:
This has been one of the hottest
days Of the season, the mercury reach
ing So.
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FOREIGN News.



MADRID, Sept. 19-It is rumoref
that Napoleon has teIegraphcd 10 tbt
/ French Minister at Washington tha,
France desires that Cuba shall be re.
/ tained by Spain.
Z Gen. Prim, it is said, has had a sec
ond Interview with Napoleon. apc
/ Lord Clarendon, British Foreign See
retary, has also had another audience
with the Emperor.
A decree, proclaiming the liberty oil
worship In Cuba, will appear in the
official gazette tomorrow.
It's probable that Becria or Ro-
nero viii be sent to Cuba to resolve
on the spot all questions OF admins
tration.
The embarkation Of reinforcements
for Cuba has commenced. II is con-
fdebtly asserted that Admiral To
pete Will command the feet
The prospects OF the Duke Of &C.
noa as a candidate for the throne, are
improving.
A marriage with the daughter Of
the Duke of Montepensisr is pro
posed.
LoNDoN. September 19-Henry
Phillepots, D. d., Bishop of Exeter,
died yesterday, aged ninety-one.
Ii IS estimated that more than I20
vessels were wrecked and several
hundred seamen injured 10 the late
gale.
PARIS, Sept. 19.-Gen. Prim has
left. on his return to Madrid, where
he will arrive on Tuesday next.
The weather is stormy. The En-
peror did not attend the races at
Bois de Boulogne.
Baron Won Beust, the Austrian
Prime Minister, is expected hero.
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DIED.

BIERBoWER = on sunday. evening,
September 18th, after three days Illness
BELLA, daughter of William aud Sarah
a. BterboWer, aged years, 3 months, and
y days.
The funeral viii take place from the
residence of the parents, on Sixth street.
between Main and Sycamore Streets, this
(Mondayl afternoon at 3 O'clock. The
friends OF the family viii please atterd
without further notice.
REDMAN - Yesterday evening, QgQ1
tnst) at fifteen minutes before 10 O'clock.
CaARLEs CLARK, infant son of W. L. and
J. NJ. Redman, aged year, months, and
70 days.
The funeral viii take place this morning
at O'Clock, at the residence OF his parents
on Church Street, between Chestnut and
Cherry. The friends Of the family are in
vited 10 attend without further notice.
The corpse will be conveyed to the depot,
and depart on the 1915 train to be inferred
at MI. Carmel, Illinois, the former resi-
dence of the parents.
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Canadian Items.

I OTTAWA, September 18.-It is now
stated that the Dominion Govern.
ment has made overtures to the Iro-
quois Indians with a view towards
obtaining the consent of the tribe to
emigrate to the hunting grounds on
the banks OF the Ottawa River. A
meeting Of the white tribes of the
Lake of the Two Mountains Indians
will be held on Friday next to con-
\ fer with the Government Agent on
the subject. The Government offers
to compensate the Indians in cash for
their present lands, and pay all the
expenses of transportation, &c.
The Law Officers of the British
Government, to whom were referred
the question relative to pecuniary
concessions made TO Nova Scotia, so
warmly discussed in Parliament at
Ottawa, last session, have decided
that the action Of the Canadian Gov.
ernment 10 that respect was Consti-
tutional, and within the meaning Of
the Confederation Act
QUEBEC, Septe mber 18-P. P. Har-
ris, manager OF the Quebec Branch of
the Montreal Bank, and man named
SandersOn have absconded, taking
the funds of the bank-report says
$150,000.
QUEBEC, September 17.--Prince
Arthur visited the Ursuline Convent
this forenoon, and at 2 o'clock, in
company with the Lieutenant Gov
ernor and members of the Privy
Council, visited Point Levi, as the
guest Of the officers of the garrison.
1t is yet undecided whether he will
visit the United States, but probably
will in the winter.
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SAN FRANCISCO. September 49,
The Colfax party have returned from
! Oregon in good health. They had a
| pleasant trip.
The Pullman car Orleans arrived
from Chicago via the San Jose Rond
1t will be exhibited at the Mechanics
Institute Fair.
The receipts of the fair for the past
five days amountedsto over $4,000.
Late advices have been received
from China.
Hart's visit 10 the treaty ports has
been postponed in consequence Of diff
feulties connected with the Burlin-
game mission.
Seward, Consul. General of the
United States, is expected to leave for
home September 18
The Chinese have burned a mission
ary chapel and some houses near
Hankow.
The flood of the Yaugstee River was
subsiding Damage immense.
The murder Of twenty missionaries
10 the Province of Lechnen is con
tradicted.
The American steamer Fung-
Shuey was totally wrecked in the
harbor of Hong Kong.
A memorial against Christianity
was presented to the japanese by
three priests high in rank There is
considerable opposition to foreigners
10 the japanese Parliament.
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A Fight with Indians,

ST.. Louis, Sept. 1S.-Au Omaha
dispatch says: Gen. Augur has re-
ceiVed information from Col. Brisben
commanding at Snake River reserva-
ton, that fight had occurred be-
tween a company of his troops and
about one hundred Sioux Indians,
just below his camp, Thursday morn
ing. Two Indians were Killed and a
number wounded. Two of the troops
were wounded and nine horses cap
tured
Three settlers on the north fork of
Snake River we're recently killed by
the Indians.
Gov. Haight, of California, arrived
at Omaha yesterday, en- route East,
and VIM. Swinburn left for San Fran
cisco this forenoon.
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From the Pacific.

SAN FRANCIso, Sept. 1S.-The Gin.
cinnaI commercial party chartered a
steamer and went to sea short dis
tauce and afterwards visited the har
Dor fortifcations.
Colfax reached Maysville yesterday
and was received by a committee and
escorted to a hotel. The Mayor
Common Council and citizens gen
orally called on him. He viii arrive
here to night.
The steamer Great Republic ar
rived from Yokohoma aud Hong
Kong.
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Mexican NeWs.

CITY OF MEXICO, September 10. via
Havana. September IA prelimi
nary meeting Of Congress was held
on the 8Eh inst Senor Montez was
speaker.
The Saprome Court has probably
reversed the decision of the Guerrero
Safe Courts. taxing the Pacific
steamships. a procec ding which IA
vorably effects the New York and
Mexico line, heretofore taxed at Sisal.
A revolution at Puebla Is feared
Search has been made in the city for
NegrOte, who is supposed to have en-
tered the city Ia disguise
Velez who arranged the betrayal of
Macmillan with Lopez, has been ap-
pointed Governor Of this District.
The opposition have become famous
Of late, owing TO the shooting of
Lieutenant Won Queeze and the two
-sergeants, who consp.red to capture
the conducta which contained the
treasure.
Disturbances are anticipated at
QuerrieTo.
Professionalism Is making rapid
strides.
1t is expected that Ex Governor
Hoez viii be voted out of Congress by
the Administration majority
The villaiDy Of the court judges has
become so notorious that several Of
them have been removed.
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Saturday Nights Dispatches.
Interesting Foreign News.
General Prim's Interview
with Napoleon.
Tho Cuban Question.
A Fight with Indians.
Accident on South Caro-
lima Railroad.
Especial to the Evansville Journal.

Especial TO the Evansville Journal
BooNvILLE, Mo, Sept. 19.-The
case of the State of Missouri VS.. Well
born, Cutler & Scott, transferred by
change of venue from Jackson Coun-
ty, has at length been disposed Of by
the Circuit Court Of this Cooper
County. The prosecution having
elected to try Scott, charged as an ac-
eessory, a jury was empanelcd on the
10th inst, which, after a weeks in
vestigation, and a brief retirement,
has just returned a verdict of acquit-
tai. The other defendants are also
discharged on account Of the States
failure to prosecute them. This re-
suit gives unmixed satisfaction to the
whole community. There is great in
dignation attic unparalleled persccu-
tion Of these men by the Insurance
Company, as developed on the trial.
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PFOpO ed UaIoa or CoIIeg 5

PiTTsBURG. Sept. 19.-The question
of the proposed union Of the Wash
ington and Jefferson Colleges was
efeetually settled by JudgeMcCardles,
of the United States District Court at
Williamsport, Pa, yesterday. The
Court decided that the injunction re-
strictIng them from the removal of
the College buildings and property
should be granted, which leaves the
Colleges separate as heretofore.
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The Cuban Question.

NEW YoRK. September 18.-It is
stated that it is not the intention of
the ADMINISTRATION to push the settle
ment of the Cuban difficulties for the
present, nor to do anything that
would be likely to irritate Spain and
provoke a war with her. Matters
will probably be allowed to drift
along as they have been doing, in
the hope that the Spanish Govern
ment will finally accept the Sickles
proposition.
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Railroad Accident.

CHARLESTON, September Is. - A
terrible accident occurred to the train
from Charleston on the S. G.. Rail
ROAD before daylight this morning
A large tree had fallen across the
trestIe at Congaree Swamp, and the
engines and part of the train were
precipitated into the swamp. The
engine blew up, setting the cars
and trestle on FIRE. About 600 fee
of the trestle was burnt. None oil
the passengers were injured. En-
giueer Hargrave and fireman Gilber
were killed, and fireman Burns seri
ously wounded.
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Arrest or John Garrett steamboat
aaie for Alleged cruelty 10
DPck. Hand


ST. Louis, September 19.-The
steamer Flirt arrived here to day
from the Upper Missouri. and was
boarded by Deputy United States
Marshal, who arrested John Garrett,
her mate, charged with cruelty to
Frank Mooney, whose ease has been
progressing several days before j Jus-
tice. 4 large crowd of boatmen and
levee laborers collected on the front
of the boat, and threats made of
lynehing Garrett, but 90 demonstra-
ton was made. Mooney has sued
Garrett for s. 900, Ia addition to the
suit he has against the owners of the
boat.
The motion Of arrest In judgment,
made in the Clements Edwards case,
was granted to-day by the court and
Clements was Immediately re arrested d.
and will be tried for adultery with Ed
wards wife Edwards has filed a pc
tition for divorce from his wife.
a letter from Fort Mcpherson,
dated 18th inst, says eight companies
Of cavalry and three companies Of
Pawnee scouts, left that post under
command of General Duncan, for the
Republican River country. 1t is re-
ported that several bands of Indians
have crossed the Platte River, going
South.
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arrival Of Prominent Railroad Men
al Sc. Louis,


ST. LOUIS, September ia party
of prominent railroad men, embracing
mauy Of the officers and heavy stock
/ holders Of the Lake Shore, Michigan
Southern and the Toledo, Wabash &
/ Western railroads, arrived here on a
( special train from Sprin gfeld, Illinois,
last night. Daniel Drew, VIM. Ii.
Vanderbilt and other prominent
gentlemen Of New York, were with
the party. These gentlemen are on a
tour of inspection over the Toledo,
Wabash Il Western Railroad, with a
view of consolidating it with the Lake
Shore and Michigan Southern Roads,
and will report the result of their ex.
animation to the stockholders OF the
latter read.
In case the consolidation is effected
the Decatur and East St. Louis Read.
which Is virtually a branch of the
Toledo and Wabash, will be pushed
10 a speedy completion, and will open
a new and short route from this city
to the East. The consolidated lines
will be about eighteen hundred miles
long, and will be called the Lake
Shore, Chicago and Wabash Railroad. |
The party took survey Of the harbor |
this morning, on a ferry boat pro-
vlded for the occasion, and examined |
the proposed sight Of the Decatur |
and East st. Louis Road, on the |
Island opposite this city, and subse-
quently took a drive around the city |
and its suburbs.
They left for Springfield, Illinois,
at P. NJ, on special train, and will 1
to morrow inspect that portion of the
Toledo, Wabash q Western Road
lying between Springfield and Quincy.
John Garrett, the mate Of the
steamer Flirt, who was arrested by
the United States Marshal yesterday,
for alleged cruelty to Frank Mooney,
a deckhand on that steamer, was held
IN bonds OF $1,000 His real name, it
appears, is Garrett Z. Balen.
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! ? : 7 7 !" II
II. W. ,LlAUER, 20,
RrpoRr On mn poUrry FIrrD

TO the Honorable Board OF Commissioners
OF Nanderburgh County:
The undersigned committee, appointed
by your honorable Board, to assist in the
examination and investigation OF the re-
port OF Victor B1scb, County Auditor, con-
cernlng his management OF the Bounty
Fund, would report that in com pIiance
with our Instructions, we have made "A full
and thorough investigation OF all the re-
ceipts and Disbursements OF said Bounty
FUND.- that we have examined and com :
pared all records, accounts, receipts and
vouchers: have also collected Information
from private indIvidualsand other sources.
The following is a recapit ulation Of the e.
ceipts and disbursements OF said Btsch, as
receiver and payer Of said Bounty Fund,
to wit:
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- EALED PROPOSALS Will. mw
- received at my office until geDfern be1.
=, loO5, a. 10 O'Clock A. n. for q ron,1tv
Loah OF tWelve thousand dollars. (siQO00i
tAsuSa IN bonds payable In two years. and
bearing 10 per cent. interest. PAYABLE an
huaiiy. NO bonds for less than one fhoU-
sand dollars viii be issued, and the Com
or all bids. VICTOR pIlfyEF ~ r5sg
Evansville, Sept Is, 1862 lseI4dENfe
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9. II. WEssELEa, NoLarg Puhllc.
Notice. f0 DrUppisfq

g EALED PROPOSALS. WILL, mn
- received af nay office until septena ser
1stn, le9si At 10 O'Clock A III. for supplying
Al ~ medicines required FOR all the county
POOL ppon orders or the County PhyaE-
clan: FOR particulars apply 10 the COUNTY
M = Muol'oE. Ihe Cou' ty Commissioners re-
SCI We tue Ilght 70 reject any or all the bids.
r7. NlCIOR Bl5CH. A. %
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in the transfer from Jersonville to
Louisville, which is not expected
to continue any longer The bridge
over the Ohio River, which is rapidly
approaching completion, will render
these delays impossible.
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5ly 55sly accounted for, and said funds have
STa ~ 4Diy Gnd faithfully managed
,,aere result OF our inVeBtfgation. as an
fbe p. 10y ls Ia exact accordance with
Roa+f ~ y made by Hr. Biseh 10 vour
N-.i ~ 4, ~ lue MarcA term. Isgg
Nespectfuliy submitted
y. ~ W " li11gR lLiAgERr Committee
EVANSVILLE, August 10, 1879.
We hereby certify that the foroo.t,,,,.,
port Is true and correct Sung As-
T. ". IAuER
IT. W. PEC1e
Subscribed and sworn to before NJ ,,.t.
Nth day OF September, 1863. -'ia
G. II. WEssELER, Notary Public.
We therefore, submit the same to your
board as a part Of This report, and ado
khaJ we nndthat, since Il 362, the said Victor
blsch mas had charge OF the SOldfarsi Ra-
Ilef Fund and sirce 1884 OF the Bounty
= qnds ana th0t he has honestly dfsburgad
all sums that came into his hands.
amounting IN the aggregate TO g2IdGs7 10.
And we further state that after a fufI fu-
Vestigatiou, we believe Hil disparagInp III.
mors set anoat against the Iut egrffv Of
said victor Bis ch, in the premises, false
gfoundles anu totally nwarrantable.
SAMUEL ORR,
M. j. BRAY.
EVANSVILLE, sept. IL, 1853
and now here the Board OF County
commissioners approve and concur in the
foregoing report.
PHILIP DECKER. President
THOMAS BoWHRs,
SAMUEL BARKER
sep2O-d8i&w2t Commissioners.
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LOUISVILLE, September 10. = The
railroad Lines south of Louisville to
Nashville, Memphis and New Or
leans are not blocked with freight as
reported by a New York dispatch of
the 18th. There has been some delay
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Arrest OF Two RObbeFs A large
Amount of EOnds ana JeWeIry Re.
covered.

AmDubL OF EOhdS ana JeWeIPy Re-
covered.
CINCINNATI, September 19.-Rich
ard Clark and Henry Rose were ar
rested yesterday on suspicion OF rob-
bing the pork house OF Briggs Swift,
on Monday night, Of large amount
Of bonds. On searching their lodings.
S56, 900 in bonds and a large amount
of jewelry and silver ware was found
Clark and Rose, while engaged in this
business, labOred daily in a factory.
Il was a mere accident that they were
detected. Many of the articles found
IN their hiding place, have been iden-
titled as fruits Of the robberies COM
mitted. Bills receivable to the amount
Of 100000 have also been recovered.
but not the $1,000 in money taken at
the same time.
The weather Il oio~r an Z --.--.---
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Washington Isems.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 19.-John Jay
Knox, Deputy Comptroller of Cur
Tepcy, has received the appointment.
and has decided to accept it, of the
Cashiership of the Union Square Ma
tiOual Bank, which has recently been
organized liz the city Of New York.
The indications are that the public
statement. to be issued on the 1st of
October, will show very little if any
reduction. The payments for the
present month have been very heavy
Much of what is stated as to the
course OF the Administration on the
subject of Cuban independence, is
mere matter of conjecture. All that
Is certainly known as to the media
tain Is through Minister Siekles to the
Spanish Governments. There are no
indications Of an ACKNOWLEDGMENT of
belllgefent rights. The policy of the
Administration has been, and Is, to
enforce the neutrality and to act in
good faith, according to treaty obi
cations. There is no doubt that it
deeply sympathizes with the Cubans
IN their struggle, aud viii continue 10
exercise its friendly Offices with dis
cretlon, with a view to effect a solu-
ton OF the 0ueStLhfa catfrtss atn--r- = 90 Ut
pdTIDS interested.
Senator Cole has left Washington
for his home in California.
WAsHINGToN. Sept. 18.-Secretary
Boutwell, has arrived, and was at the
Department this morning transacting
business.
The receipts Of fractional currency
for the week is S63l 200; shipments,
$63S, 764; redemption, S196 400