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resources TO be S4546OOO including $17763 in specie
and the requisite amount of bonds 10 secure creula
tiOn and deposits.
The following circular was ssued to-day addressed
10 Assistant TreasureTs and others:
The supply OF fractional currency at this Office OF the
denomination of 10 cents and cents nearly exhausted
AS more fractional currency Will be printed until the
completion OF the ISSUE which will probably not DO
ready for distribution in less than six weeks 1t is sug
gested that In the mean time you select from the rao
tiOnal currency received by for redemption or any
other purpose all notes OF the denomination above men
toned which t for ISSUE and them In Your pay
mens to meet any applications for notes Of these demon
inatiOps which may be made 20 you.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-13
MEXICO.

DEFEAT OF THE REvoLUTIONIsTs IN sINALoA-
GUANAJUATA HOSTILE TO THE MINISTRY
THE IDEA OF A UNITED STATES PRoTECTO-
RATE.
HAVANA, May 12-News from Mexico to the
9Th has been received. The ReYolutlonists In sinaloa
have been routed, and fed TO the mountains The ap'
pontment Of NJ Shelton as American Consul at Mexico
was well received.
Mexican Journals represent the Prussian Minister as
mere commercial agent The state OF Guanajuata Is eN
tremely hostile and bids defiance TO the Ministry The
nroposton 10 issue greenbacks meets with great Oppos
ZION The idea OF the establishment OF prOtectorate by
the United States causes much excitement among the
Marfc
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GREAT BRITAIN.
ARRIVAL OF MR.. JAY.

LONDON, May 12.-The Hon. John Jay, the Ameri-
can Minister to Austria, who sailed from New-York
in the steamship Russia on the 2sth ult, arrived in
this city to-day.
REyERpY JOHNSON PREPARING TO TAKE LEAVE.
The Queen to-day accepted letter from the Hon.
Reverdy johnson, asking for the appointment of an
interview at which he may take formal leave of Her
Majesty on his retirement from office. The Queen
has appointed tomorrow as the day for the inter
view. Mr. johnson will present to the Queen MI
Moran, Secretary OF Legation, as Charge d Ahares'
until the arrival of Mr.. Motley.
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TIE NEW DOMINION.
THE GOVERNMENT BANKING SYSTEM.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THB TRIBUNE.

The GOYkKNMENI BANNINV oIoILu'
OTTAWA, Canada, May 12-lt Is stated that the
Government banking policy, to be submitted TO the
House on Friday will provide for general extinction OF
after July 1871 and that at rate OF 20
per cent per annum It win be completed In 1876. The
Bank charters will be renewed for 10 years, making the
double liabilities Of the shareholders immediately avail
abie THE oyerument will pay the interest the bonds
denosited for note circulation The banks VIII DO re.
Gured TO keep 20 per cent In gold for the redemption OF
feir notes The notes will be egaltender, and not sub
ect 10 discount anywhere. From the amount OF Dank
capital now existing, this Arrangement IL j. commended
will provide ample means for the expansion oi the cur
reucy when required
New-York tribune., 1869-05-13
THE ENCAMPMENT OF THE GRAND ARMY OF
THE REPUBLIC

CINCINNATI, May 12.-The National Encamp'
ment Of the Grand Army Of the Republic met &C Hop
knss Hall to-day. The hall decorated with banners
that have service, and the names OF long LIST OF
battles and prominent Generals were displayed on the
walls The private reception exercises commeneeo ~
noon Gen. W. H. Baldwin delivered the address OF We
come and Gen. Chapman the AdjutantGenera =, .ss ~
Order responded briefly. Gen. Logan theh ravsr
Convention to order. The Rev Dr. ouinf oosIou - .n
Cen Logan them delivered an address referring 70 .ne
organization OF the Union Army and the ha,or
bandment OF the same as the most rcmarhaUe M
He congratulated the order Spon si",sr n A p
and urged his comrades to foster W. - a.
@ read his which uns wsi SSsS, .4sgsS
and the meeting o sSsT evening an eloquent address was
AZ Wesley nv he Rev EaTnshaw Chaplain 81 sas
National Mlllla3 3ha Grand Army OF the Republic" One
the aS was to supply one place in ali the world
object ne Rsbels could not go. Short addresses were
where w Gen John A. Logan and Gen Warren keeier
made " ~" ~ and the Battle Hymn OF the Republic
Amef spen sung The ZOuave band furnished the insru
mental music
New-York tribune., 1869-05-13
CELEBRATION OF TAMMANY DAY.

PHILADELPHIA, May 12.-Tammany Day was
celebrated by parade of the order Of Red Men. large
number Of tribes from tho interior took part, including
the Pocohontas from Baltimore; Onondaga, from Wash
iBgton and several from Eew.Jersey. They made an
imposing appearance and had liberal supply Of music
~ j. at the Chestnutst, Rink, where grand Dali was
given last evening
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PERSIA.
A RELIGIOUS RIOT IN TEHERAN'

RELIGIOUS RIOT IN TEHERAN'
LONDON, May 12-News has been received from
reheTan that desperate conflict recently TOOK Placo
in the streets between two religious sec's. Do'n
sides were armed, and it is reported that 800 men
were killed. The troops were called out and dis
persed the cOmbatants
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PARAGUAY.

LoPEZ AT THE HEAD OF NINE THOUSAND MEN
LISBON, May 12.-The mail steamship from hio J'-
neiro has arrived. She brings adUces from Asol'
oion to April g. President Lopez was reported 10
hold strong position in the interior, with 9Oo men
and 40 guns. The Allied forces were on the point of
marching to attack him.
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NEW-YORK THURSDAY, MAY IS. 1869.

loney OF The ST. Loxis Democrat Gen. Bussey, and the
VcePresdent OF the Chamber Of Commerce, Mr. Ogesby
spoke strongly representing the interest OF the entire
West In the movement The matter is TO be resumed at
the Convention on the oath inst, WILL also, the OBJ
strucons TO navigation at the mouth Of the Mississippi
River. The st. Louis delegation left for home this
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PORTUGAL.
SERIOUS DISORDERS IN LISBON.

SERIOUS DISORDERS IN LISBON
MADRID, May 12.-Dispatches from Lisbon snow
that the political discomfort in Portugal has cuiml
mated in serious disorders in the capital plot
against the Government is foot. 1t has been as
covered that the conspirators have been tamperlng
with the garrison of Lisbon.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
FRANCE.
POLITICAL EXCITEMENT.

LONDON, May l2-There is much agitation at
Paris in consequence of the general elections. -Four
public meetings in different parts of the city have
been dispersed by the police.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-13

INC NuIOHuI HtpNDTiCun OF WabHIHRIUH bHl p. -.
John Glenn Of Ohio, the famous drummer BOY VINO
dropped his drum for n musket, at Chckamauga, anu
shot Rebel colonel who demanded his surrender ana
was subsequently wounded in another engagement
has been appointed cadet large to West Point by the
President He was but IL years OF when he peat ms
drum and is scare II He was cordially greeteu o
the President Gen. Logan, and the secretary Vi war OIL
OF whom knew him while in the army.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-13
pppsrxr pprrspn Ry GEN. THOMAS.

LOUISVILLE, May IA number of Gen.
Tomass army comrades repaired to the Generals mead
quarters to-day to present him with magnificent silver
ervce but the General declined acceptance. the
ground mat he was determined TO receive dona-
ZION under auy
New-York tribune., 1869-05-13
GERMANY.

THE BILL FOR THE PAYMENT OF DELEGATES
BERLIN May 12-In the North German Farla-
ment to-day the bill for the payment OF delegates
came up for its third reading and after protracted
debate was rejected.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-13
ITALY.

RESIGNATION OF THE PRIME MINISTER
FLORENCE May 12.-Menabrea, the President OF the
Ministry, has retired in favor of Digny
New-York tribune., 1869-05-13

Reports received at Chicago from various ar SSs
gbsst crp is in an excellent condition. and prouseSh hs
abundant harvest much greater Dfead'n VI % . n no
been pat into wheat this year than over nreee
Unfortunate disaster occurs, the crop VIII DC ""P'
dented.
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THE SOUTHERN STATES.

PERSECUTION OF REPUBLICANS IN GEORGIA
ATLANTA FULL OF REFUGEES-UNSUCCESs-
FUL ATTEMPT TO MURDER METHODIST
PREACHER.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THg TRIBUHRI
ATLANTA, May 12.-A large number of Re-
pubhcaus from all parts OF thu state, in this
city believing death certain II they 20 home. Among
them are many members OF the Legislature. desperate
attempt was made at Waynesboro, Burke County, ON
Sunday last TO murder the Rev. j. s. Pman Presiding
Elder Of the Methodist Episcopal Church. lie had
preached there and had induced number OF colored
people to renounce allegiance to the Methodist Church
South and join another church. gang OF Ku-Kux
planned his death and pcketcd the road from his hotel
TO the depot but colored guided him across the
him 10 the depot Upon his arrival there pistols were
pointed at hihead and death seemed certain, but the
Arm stand taken by cOlOTed people saved his life.
The only charge against him that he was Radi-
a1
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Decoration Cay.

General Logan, the Commander in
Chief Of the Grand Army of the Repn5
lie, has issued q circular to the different
Posts OF that organization, throughout
the country, calling attention 10 the fact
that the 30th Of BIAS is the day set apart
for the decoration of the graTcs CT tie
dead soldiers OF the Union. lie calls
upon loyal men and women to observe
the custom instituted one year ago
That this custom will be observed al!
over Indiana. there is no doubt. Tic
beautiful and expressive tribute to the
dead heroes. is one easily paid, and yet
eyinciug so much OF the love Of loyalty.
and iove for those who died fer it. that
every patriotic heart will lie ready 10
contribute its offe ings. But wLiie our
loyal people are decorating The graves
Of those who have been buried in the
North, who will stew garland5 over tie
graves Of the d cad at Anders"nyiile, 60
lumbia, and all the battlefelds where
National Cemeteries have been cstah
Iislied? No ono. Our dead sleep there
alone, t'eir lives cursed by those who
live Il here they lie, and their graves dcs
ecrated by the foul hands Of traitors
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Pitts, like all fast men, is partial to
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Now, quite lately, lie said to himsclf:
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His business qualities wouldn't let
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No agent is appointed to travel from
place to place, or canvass the country,
20 that all who want Morton Gold Pen
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headquarters.
None need apply for the Agency except
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"And there were Giants in
those Days."

Matthew Colesbire, the gentle
man mentioned in our notice Of
Gen. r Pntnam's Pioneer Record
Of Mpskingum Coupy,", in last
weeks Gazette, is, perhaps, the
most remarkable man in the State
ofOhio, If not In The United States.
Although Mr. Colcshire is now in
bis ,l09th year, no is blessed with
a full head Of aowag hair, in which
not one gray thread appears, eve
ry single hair being as black as q
ravens Plumage He still indulg.
es in the sports Of his early lifsby
shouldering his rife and hunting
squirrels, and whenever the desire
for a irolic seizes this 'gay and fes
i've youth he sturts and walks 10
GAINESVILLE, distant five milcsirom
hjs.residence.) and, TO use his ex
preston, "gets as tight as brick. y
The life Of Coleshire has been a re.
markable one in many respects -
He was at one time prisoner in
tho hands of the Shawnee Indians.
being captured on the retreat from
Fort Recovery TO Fort Jefferson,
after having az he says, made ex
cellent time for half the distance,
(some four miles Mr. Coleshire
attributes tho color of his hair to
the fact that the Indians used to
wipe their hands upon his.head
after skinning bears. He has out.
lasted his generation, and has liv
ed to see the wilderness that mark
ed his carly home peopled by Il
prosperous and thriving communi-
ty. and the primitive forests give
way 10 waving fields of grain and
bustlipg cities. The race of hardy
pioneers that peopIed our State in
his day are fast passing away -
Year after year the stern decree Of
death removes some one OF them
from our midst; until but few are
left, and those in the "Sere and gel
loU ledt" of life, There can be no
doubt that MIR. ColeshIre is the
oldest human being within the lin
its of the State of Ohio, and, al.
though so far advanced adown
lle's pathway, he does not consid-
or himself too old to tail of perform.
ing his regular labor upon his farm
during the entire working season.
--ChiliicOthe Gds.