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The New York herald., 1870-03-22

Lieutenant Commander Montgomery sicard, to bo Com.
mander in the navy.
Josiah H. Stanton be Assistant Paymaser IN the navy
Captain and Brevet Major James Fornsy to be Brevet
Nominations Confirmed.
The Senate In executive session to-day confirmed
the following nominations George II. Butler stands
confirmed as Consul General at Alexandria, Egypt
the motion to reconsider being decided adversely
To be Postmasters- Charles E. Brown, At Cnlicothe Q.
Aaron Poer at Navas0a, Texas, and Il NJ. Campbell, at
Bonneville, No.
PROMOTIONS NAVY.
Commodore John A. Wnslow to be rear admiral Captain
James Il. Strong, TO be commcdore Commander A. q.
Rhind, to be capain Lieutenant Commander Joseph w.
Miller to be commander; Lieutenant 3ustavus Menzes to
be lieutenant commanders Captain James NJ Fraey TO be
commodore; Commander George NJ Ransom, to
TO be c1mmander Lieutenant Edward Keyser to be leu
tenant commander Lieutenant Thomas Nelson TO be lie
tenant ander Lieutenant De Wit G. kes TO be leu
tenant commanter Lieutenant F. j. McCurey TO be lieu
tenant commander
re ouoyng 6rst assistant enenessss TO DC uet ens
W q BlehIsr, B. Noncs, Jefferson Young, b. C. Ban,p
Purdy, Jr II. L. Snyder s. u. Ayres Oscar H.
Lskey Charles f. De Van, h. b. Latch Sidney Albert and
j. H. bailey.
ssan ngnesrs:w. p: Smith, H. D Ssman, Il. \ CilYe,
renbers, W. H. Harris, Q. Gowing l. w. Robinson, A. j.
Kenyon, 6. H. Greeneaf W. Il. Nicol, Is NJ. Lewis A. u.
Price, John Borthwck, Gragg c. j. Mcconnell, g. w.
Hail T. N. Jones, Enwste, j. Scott, Iornancs, II.
D. Potts u Parker, u, s. L. smith l. Bright A. Blythe,
q. Brosnanan H. & Wilmington, j. H. Chasmsr +. I. Benz
netk h 7, Phtpp, r. nNler j. ID. Ford, N. Rosa Y, y,
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the adjoining store Of Phillips Bros.
dealers in fruits ard fireworks Loss,
$4,000, insured 5000.
BosToS, June 25.
Gen. Sherman visited the Shoe and
honorary member
Tie down passenger train on the
Grand Trunk Railroad vas thrown OF
the track near YES. Paris. Engineer
and fireman bruised.
ROCHESTER. June 25.
The greater portion Of the village Of
Clifton Springs Eas burned to-day.
NEw4zK N. j., June %.
The stable Of sanford's Hotel and the
roof and interior of the Methodist
Protestant Church were burnt BY FIRE
to-day. Church insured.
NV YoHE. June %.
The weather today throughout the
Northern and Eastern States Is the hoe
test Of the season, the mercury ranging
30 to los. In New York the thermome-
ter stood two hours at 100, and several
fatal cases Of sunstroke.
The room Of the Treasurer Of the spe-
cial Cuban Commissioner, Carlos Cas-
tello. was robbed Of IS. sec.
The widow Of Gen. Thomas has sailed
for France.
Eight hundred xorkmen are thrown
out Of employment BY the refusal OF
Mayor Kaliein 70 sign the bonds of the
Prospect Park Commissioner.
Charles A. Dana has been sued for
libel By The officers Of the society for the
prevention Of gambling. on account Of
an article in to-day's Sun. He was ar
rested and gaze bail.
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FOREIGN hgWs.

PARIS, June 25.
II is SeporIsd creditably that the En-
peror has had another attack Of rheuma-
tism, brought on BY sudden change in
the temperature OF the weather.
Ledru Rollin has arrived.
1t is expected the report on the petition
Of the Orleans princes will be presented
to the Chambers on the ID Of July. The
journals confirm the reports that the Gov
eminent has refused permission to the
princes to return, at least at present.
The Chinese Embassy is here.
Complaint has been addressed TO the
Emperor. by prominent persons, against
Oliyier's abuse OF power in rejecting.
without examination. the request that
Senator Shaix de Strange, Secretary of
the Senate, be tried before the High Court
at Paris.
LONDON, June Is.
The carpet weaver Of England threaten
to strike for higher wages.
Canadian emigrants, numbering 1900,
sailed in the ships Ganges and Tweed.
Lord E. Bury Is dangerously i'll.
The Shipping Gazette thinks there will
- = general fall of iaerest soon, which
will enable Lombard street brokers TO
underbid the bank.
Cork is quiet. Thirty persons were
injured in the recent riots.
LIVERPOOL, June %.
Lessepps, at the banquet, said the only
want of the Suez Canal was money. and
that would be certainly forthcoming.
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Hos. Z. D. HoLBBooK, eI-Delegate to
Congress from Idaho. was shot in the
abdomen and killed at Idaho City, on
Sunday. June 18th. by Chas. H. Doug
las. They were both leading members
Of the Democratic party. but attached to
different factions. HolbEook belonging to
the Irish wing and Douglas TO what is
known in Boise as the Missouri clique.
The difficulty grew ont Of an old feud in
the party.-Elko Chronicle.
The announcement Of this fatal rem
conire was received here a few days
since, but mislaid. We understand tina.
letters are in town showing that a feud
had existed between the parties. of 50
serious a character that a duel was to
have come of, but failed. The origin OF
the dispute was about politics. although
both the parties were Democrats. Doug.
las is well known here, where he resided
some time.
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'sPALprxG's Glue mends crockery,
Wooden Ware, etc.
DWELLING House in Treasure City for
sale verJ cheap. Inquire At this Office.
Go TO A. BRows'g, Main street, Treas
market.
FoA A CLEAN SHAVE. and good work in
ne ~tonsorial line. go to HrDsos's. Dunn street.
near Main
TIE Finest RASeH Butter in the State
Is 10 be had At Planes Ranch, on the Patterson
road. u miles from Hamilton. See Barney.
Tones L Co.
ISTERSAL REvESuE AMI STATE STAMPS,
Of all denominations. for sale a. the Postohoe.
GrcenbScks bought and sold. Posfofhoe drafts
issued on all the principal eitlea and towns in
tbs United States
BEWARE OF TOOTH PoIsoss-Yended
under the name Of Dentrihoes. Adopt and ad.
here TO the only preparation that rally preserves
the teeth and hardens the gums, fragrant 500.
don't. Its effects On cccaying teeth zre truly
marvellous.
II. MICHAEL has Just received from
CAiiforniA and the Eastern States an immense
htOCk Oh ClrarS, IOu3cco, Stationery. Cufle--
and Smokers articles. which he offers to tbs
trade at greatly reduced rztes-one door below
Hedin's corner.
THE COSMOPOLITAN RESTAURANT has
been rehtted and elegantly furnished throughout
and snow one Of the hsndsomest establishment,
% me kind in the city. as 1t has been for a Ions
ume The most popular. on account Of its low
rates Of charges and weff-furnishea tables. Cal
and get an excellent meal for 50 cents.
UsED UP.-EssAYs FOR YOUNG MES-
The eneryated and used up. who have lost iheIl
youthful energy. ambition and bodily vigar. IL
.ne pursut oi SOCIAL PLRAsrKE-wit words o.
eheer' and sanitary aid for the seemingly hope
less. sent free, In scaled envelopes. Addres.
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box ?, Philadelphia
Pennsylvania.
For SALE CHEAPi-CHAPMAS UoUsI
ruAsrrunE.-The furniture and good win O
this eommodious house will bo sold cheap-
must oe disposed Of within the next ten DAYS
the nouse contains II rooms. 10 Of which ar
iurnisned and occupied. Any one wishing 4
VII 10 Wen TO call early; as there is
On the premises.
DON'T Follow BLIND GunEs.-Th,
sick never lack advisers. Every friend has som
new remedy TO propose. The result is that tn
stonsach Of many an invalid is converted into
sort Of medicinal cess-pool. in which poverfu
drugs are continually seething and fermentine
The effect Of this experimental treatment in dyI
pepsia and bilious complaints Is fightful. I'll
simpler the medicine the more ready it assim
lates with the animal fluids. aud Of all preparl
tons in use for indigestion aud biliousnea
Tarrant's Eferyescent Settler Aperient, prepare
after Natures formula. aud absolutely identic,
with the waters Of the famous German Spa.
fndifputahly thu hesf Sold ty Druggists evsr,
HbfN. ...vnse 10 ondur
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saanEfIn nEaKrlAl PullrY.

Our Washington dispatch informs Is
that there IS the gross sun Of SleS, $751;
1872 lying in the National Treasury. This
amount Is distributed Is follows: In eSin.
SIZE. 133.05s: IN currency. 81, 9T4, 626,
and III gold certificates 50. s2s, 800. Is
there any wonder that the Country is
suffering under 4 widespread financial
depression when 50 much money IS lying
idle IN the Golfers Of the Treasury De-
partment7 Trade IS paralyzed, the en-
ergy q the people IS repFessed, enter
prise Is PoxeFless. and from every center
Of business We hear that the moving
cause of this terrible condition Of affairs
is the scarcity Of money. the difficulty Of
procuring easy Recommendations and yet
the Treasury Of the Nation is g~roaning
under the weight Of over one hundred
and sixty millions Of dollars. tvo-thirds
Of which Is ia eoini II Boutwell, has any
financial policy other than g dstermina-
ton 70 hoard money usslessly. and to tie
up the arteries from which trade derives
its hfs-blood, We fail to see it. He is q
missr statssnan-nos a practical public
economist. He aims az something 50
unspeakably preposterous that the merest
tyro in finance would not be guilty Of it.
We admit that there may be some latent
object in his course. but certainly it can
never result In good. Let Us see what
his policy must ultimately lead to. The
Country Is nov bending under g weight
Of taxation which can only be tolerated
without marnur IN times Of war or great
national emergency. We are free from
both. Our debt is not pressing US
for Immediate payment It can be
spread over q long series Of future
years Just IS vel As not. Properly
funded. it would scarcely be felt.
But Boutwell, IS memorable. and instead
Of rendering the Treasury Department
the center. the receiver and the distribu-
tor Of the finances Of the Country. he is
turning Il into great money reservoir,
a-tH H-F~A 49, Suns At111EN NA-N-
laton fall and become stagnant. Moth
i1s is more certain than that our inan-
cial system can not long prosper if the
general business Of the Country becomes
cramped and languid. After all, a Gov
eminent Is only the incarnation Of its
If the Government 50 shape its
action as 10 Cypress the people and en-
ervats OF destroy their enterprise and
energy, how long will it continue to
its ovsrburdensoms re7enues from
them. 1t may be very satisfactory to
pile NJ gold and notes and certificates in
the vaolts st Washington; it may be
70 be the custodian Of these vast
treasures and 70 glut the eyes upon heir
but the luxury can not always
last. A dsy must come when the people
find it impossible to crafty this
~policy-when the business of'he
Country, actually ruined for the want Of
8 sufficient and healthful circulation,
viii find it impossible. no matter how
10 continue 10 send to Washing
ton the immense revenues which are
from it for the mere purpose of
Federal boarding. II BoutEell's policy
IS to be pursued to its logical conclusion.
7. viii result Ike the folly in the fable
in killing the goose that lays the golden
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FOURTH ORAToEs-Hary Edgerton is
TO deliver the Independence Day Grafton
at Sacramento, whilst Jim Coffroih viii
speak his piece at Vallejo. When We
consider that Cofroth lives at the former
place, and Edgerton lot far from the
latter. We are again impressed with the
force Of Madame de Sisel's Tor some
other author's) felieitoas remark, that
genius has to go abroad to be appre-
ciased. Cofroth, as an orator, is gener-
ally abroad.
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COUNT HosFIIAL-Ws hear Of some
very harsh reports about the manage
ment Of the County Hospital 81 Swan
sea, which We shall xsntilats when We
get them together in an authentic form
II the information re have b founded
in fact, and Is an index 70 the general
conduct Of that establishment. the indi-
gent sick Of our county would be far
better Of If no public hospital were
maintained at the expense Of the tax
payers. But we shall not anticipate.
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PACIFIC COAST DISPATCHES
ss !. "a YEA p. r2zy ss-L
FROM SAN

SAN FRAScIsco. June 26.
After July lst no more through Pull
man hotel trains viii be run from this
city TO Chicago. The silver palace cars
will run daily in their place to Salt Lake.
The Gocos Island treasure seekers held
q meeting last evening to endeavor to re-
organize, as some Of the stockholders
still have faith, and are willing 10 be
squeezed again. The effort was unsuc-
cessful and the meeting disbanded with
out action.
Frank Pixley is out in a characteristic
letter on the Chinese question, and the
condition Of the Pacific Coast. He re-
hearses all the complaints against the
Chinese; shows deep concern for the in
terests of Christianity goes in for green
backs and TO repeal all treaties with
China, and the abandoning Of trade with
that empire; and deno1nces as knayes
and fools all but two Of the Pacific Coast
delegation in Congress. 1t is inferred
that be might be persuaded to accept a
seat in Congress in order to purify it.
The police to-day arrested Thomas
Johnson for burglary committed at a
beer saloon on kearny street a week
since.
Dealers in Mercantile Library Lottery
tickets report a large falling of in the
demand at the head Office. They report
nearly all disposed Of, though there are
any number for sale around town. The
report is that all persons dealing 10 them
will be called on for the Federal lottery
dealers license tax, and this creates
some uneasiness among brokers and
saloon keepers engaged in selling them
The sales Of stocks on the street last
evening, after Board hours, were not nu
merous, but showed an improved tone in
the market; and a strong reaction within
a few days is being bet upon freely.
A citizen. whose name Is withheld BY
request. cut his throat with a razor, OF
Union street, near Kearny, this after.
noon. He is not likely 10 recover.
Cause domestic difficulties.
Letters from Guaymus say that Col
Yiscayno had issued orders from Placidt
Vego to the extent of 500, 900, or no.
less than 500, COO to he raised from that
city alone, as a forced loan; but the ar
rival of Government forces compelled
him to decamp before he had time t.
make the levy.
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SOUTHERN NEWS.

MEMPHIS, June p.
Reports received from Arkansas, give
encouraging accounts Of the cotton crop.
Corn crops in this section are suffering
from excessive rains. rendering working
impossible.
A duel between two young lawyers Of
this city was prevented to-day by the
arrest Of both parties.
RALEIGH, y. c.. June %.
Nearly all the candidates for Office ct
the State election have taken the stump.
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CAR OF STATz.-Ths ladies Of White
Pine held a COMMITTEES meeting on Sat7r-
day, at the Hamilton s~cioolhouse. TO ar
range upon . plan Of decorating the
Fourth Of July Car Of State. They have
taken initial measures 70 make ths repre-
sentative vehicle IL feature Of the day.
Mr.. Dimock viii do I'll the carpenter
work gratis. for the which too much
thanks can not Be due from the Finance
Cnumifsee
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FROM CITY.

VIRGINIA City, June 26.
The Sutro tunnel is in l ,27O feet, pass
ing through very stiff blue clay. They
have just struck a considerable vein Of
water of Ave inches in depth. Indica-
tons of striking quartz are favorable.
Calvin, who was shot at Dayton day
before yesterday, is improving.
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NOTICE TO suBscRIBERs AID AGENTS.

NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS AID AGENTS.
Prom and After tbs date ~sahsedbezz served
By agents viii Be charged Only s. cents weekly
for The Daily yswz- Agents outside q Hamn-
ton. who have ben charging mars. VIII Pleas-
take rofioe-the p1per Is e be ssrTs5 a > cents
weekly. Subscribers zzs rsaaestsa to give Do
tiee Of any attemp. u ehzzss mn. AID : change
viii be made.
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WESTERN NEWS.

ISDIASAPoLs, June Is.
In the Christian Convention this after
noon. Washington. Z. c., was selected
as the place of the next Convention.
San Francisco was a candidate for the
place.
PEKrv, Ills. June %.
The boiler Of Rupert's distillery ex-
ploded to-day, killing one man.
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For the convenience q iasinsss hoasss II san
Francisco wishing 70 mzks thsiE business EnoEn
in Eastern gsvsds. re hzxs employed the scr
vices OF M4RoS Ax5EL. zha vii b fond a. so
Clay street. Persons desiring 70 esntr1ct fer
s~abscnptIous Ct advertising ss referred 70 his
ofnce
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DIE ExoK11ES1 vELL-The little
town of Sherman has contributed over
500 towards the fund for celebrating
the Fourth a, that Place. There Sin be
over 500 raised IN al
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GorG 70 EuREEA-Ths material Of
the late Shenandoah Reporter IS being
packed up BY Messrs. skillnan &
McKeuny. Who viii take it TO Eureka
and furnish that tozn With a paper.
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EASTERN NEWS.
PHIIAnFIpu1A lima

PHILADELPHIA, June 25.
John A. Bingham, President and
manager of Adams & Co.'S express, is
dead.
An explosion to-day blew ont a H.
ma9l.ff s
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Dissolution Notice.
WHITE PINE WATER CO..

DtksoNs HAVING PIPES CONNECTED
Il with the Water Co.'s mains are cautioned
rom this date to desist from attaching private
hose FOR the purpose of sprinkling streets
under penalty Of having their water shut OFF.
Jelo-tf +. A. BENJAMIN. STUNT.
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FRANK ~CASTAGNFTTO.

toheeessor to Castagnetto & Borbon)
DREPARER OF COFFEE b Y STEAM
l. corner Of Treasure and Dunn streets. Ham.
iiton. cHARfREs, JAVA. COSTA RIGA. and all
Alhas OF oohees, ground and prepared for the
Ianle at his steam mill. He guarantees his
IN 70 be the very. pnrest and best offered for
'"e =" II state OF Nevada. je7.tf
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CHEAP ExouoH.-Wkitney & CO. and
D. ". Earl advertise 70 forward freight
from EIko to White Pine free Of charge.
This is a good tine q lay in stock.
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~ o z
OFFIcE COUNTY StmvrYon

OFFIcE COUNTY SURVEYOR,
Hamilton, Feb. o, 1870.
n WEsTcoATT, Il. l.. MASON AND cor.
- Q. s. BULKLEY are the only Denntv
county Surveyors OF White Pine county T,,ss
sppolhtnnents Of all Others have been this anv
MA ids |. Az accounts due the office viii be
,, r. NJ. WILSON.
'eii-u Go. Surveyor white Pine Co. Icv
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FROM CUBA.

Havana, June %.
Cholera eases and deaths are daily de-
ereasing. No fears Of epidemic at the
present,
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SELLING OFF AT COST!
Eetrav Notice.

~ AT Till MoNTEZUMA STATION.
4x1N patterson District. there are one DAP
-A-PLED GRAY HORSE, with a portion
OF the left ear cut of, one BAY MARE. with
white face, white right hind leg, and branded
with u square ON the left shoulder, thus El,
aud one yeArling colt, with a white streak on
the forehead aud a l!ttlc white ON both hind
feet. The owner can have the same by proving
property and paying charges.
jelo-soa JULIUS doTrLHB,
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FROM STOCKTON.

STOCKTON, June &c.
A fire broke ont this morning, near
Odd Fellows building. Loss compara-
tIsstz.smali
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AGENCIES.

sIV FRANCISCO
MYROS AxGEL. - C7zy street.
THOMAS BoTcE. - Merchants Exchznre.
I. p. FISHER, = and p. Msrehts Ech'gs.
NEW YORK
HUDSON 4 MEyET. Tines Building.
YTRGTFA +JAzKa HcDo<aID.
EEEO-R. T. BRooxs. seWs Depot.
IVSTTv-A. u. HcRx. Main =.
PTOcHE cTTY-C1zx.es Hei8eThold.
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ARRrvED.-Tavis Brothers stage ar
rived from Ely. Yesterday afternoon.
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- ( @ TX Sales.
Morning Hoard.

Original Hidden Treasure-2eso shares. Ss;7k: 7,
Noonday-5O0 shares. 81.
Crown Point-50 shares, SIN.
Chollar $50 shares. <2s; TA: 2sk.
Belcher-40 shares. 80, b. 80; 81.
Gould & Curry-70 shares, SEQ; 50; 62k.
Alpha-T0 shares, $50.
0phir-3To shares. s11; I2k;1Ih.
Oriental-l00 shares, at s3a4.
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ASSAY OFFICE FOR Rent.

IfHE ASSAY OFFICE, FURNACES AND FIX
l. TURKS. on Main street, Hamilton, and now
occupied BY Messrs- Bradshaw & Co, are for
rent, from and after june 18th. The rooms are
suitable for a store or other business purposes.
mazl-id STEPHEN MILLER.
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AfW 0u-1ay.


OFFICE OF ECLIPSE CONSOLE
OnaTFD MINING COMPANY. go Batter!
stneet. szn Francisco, June q, lslg.-ihe a.
ruaI meeting Ct the stockholders OF Tbs Som-
~ ri b held On SATURDAY. July .. $50.
= rs o.sissf n far H. election Of Trustees for
m ensuing year. and the transaction o. any
ofhar business thzi may be presented-
ie5-.fd SCION PATTEE, Secretary.
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VI COMPANY. Eotiee. Public notice u
hereby given that there VII Be 8 genera naet
ne III H. s.srkha2aers q the said corporation
held st the oHce q d. y. PeTley On ILEsuA1f
July 5. 1910. Il 10 o'clock 5. m. Tor The purpose
Of eieciing ofHaers until the first MondAy O.
Msy. Is7I. b orie. q ihe Board o. lFaA.eee,
jez5-ta CHARLES STEIN. secTetA-g
The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-11-28
War MunItlOns for Franee.

NEW YORK, Nov. 26.-The steam
ship Erie, lying at Pier No. 3 North
River, for six days past, has received
q largo invoice of small arms and
other munitions of war, intended for
France. She has now on board TO-
600 Springfield muzzle-loading mus
kets, part of those obtained from the
u. S. Government at the recent pub
lie sale. She is to receive $1,000
more, and will probably clear from
this port either to-day or Monday,
her crew numbering about one hun
dred men, all on board; and though
they have not yet signed arti-
cles, and are not sure as TO their
destination, they expect to reach
some port of France by way of Cowes,
England. The Erie is evidently all
ready for sea, her fires banked and
supplies on board. The vessel is
owned in Boston. but was chartered
Ia New York, through Vernon ii.
Brown, sn agent, at the price, for two
months service, of $500 In geld,
the commission allowed the agent
being ave Der cent, or six thousand
'4ollars. Consul General Roesing
stated last evening that he had not
heard of the Erie loading with arms,
and that if he had he would not have
informed his Government. He had
officially reported the sailing of
Other vessels with arms for France,
and had received in reply not to con-
Germ himself In the matter because
there was no law among nations to
prevent such shipments.