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Along With Me-" This they rendered with ener'
getio skill There seemed TO be something Of de-
sire on the part OF the serenaders to capture the
lovial member and receive an expression OF MS
political opinions. Hence the song above named.
After hearty cheers for their host and for nN
district the party broke up by singing "sweet Love-
Good Night,m MI .sa.s.a. .s,s.5-, w
The mills All Signed.
All the bills presented 10 the President for hls
signature were signed. including the Georgia blu
and the Army ana Indian Appropriation bills, the
latter being signed within fve minutes Of the ad-
j0urnment
~ Departure Of Members.
At least one.haf OF the members OF Congress left
Washington tonight for their homes. Others win
follow tomorrow. ~ ,.is' f' AF-
I Red Cloud on Pcace Mission.
the Indian Bureau has received the following
telegram from Colonel Chambers 1878
" FoRT FETTRRMAN July IA, 1870
Red Cloud ana sixty lodges OF Sioux came here
yesterday and left to-day, with the determination OF
Inducing all the Indians In the country to make
peace. He goes from here direct TO the Cheyennes
and ArapahOoa. ftsq lAl- GA ~ .D.u
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NEW YORK HERALp, SATURDAY, JULY 49, 1870.

France and euthori.ns the President should become
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.usgssns the prOprey pOspOnins the TINA Of adjourn
A hys minute. before Two ms::enssr from ths Senate
Hon:s managed e sssp the
asa IN sss resolution pos'ponins sdiOurnmsns
Of Tho PIeadens had obtained the floor to Offer
President had stolen Il. @ sosasSes Sunas sasSss
s u
With Instructions 70 consider forthwith and report q =
TO- and the resolution for free shps offered By Mr. Cox was
TIE Honss hsn II twenty minutes past two took recess
\, a HeS:. , on TIM y.
oo%mes Of Ways and Means reported The Following rssO-
Es:o,ss That n: opinion Of q. House not ere
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sa! soa 10: than !Sas burden :ais:a
essns Of he United ss.es 70 & Tsssssrs as butt With
Titled to The benefits granted BY any law Of the Unisd dates
Y e s. :s S wa s as n'S .s , q e:
BY he minority Many %smSers bc :sS uia have per
haps voted differently the proposition II the changed CON-
ai had e sx as
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81
b. oppe %o
S be a s e wa. we're e A. the IA &
do inc carrying Trade that not There were thirty
6ve Or hiIy,x New YORK an seston, which could be
xIIisSs said ss ought to congratulate X. gentleman
sSs M had he %
e sp Of q ri bin X the %nS
warned The proeconiats that they were pursuing policy
which wa. holding the knife ~ the throat
President had sent this message TO Congress- and he
dorsed II.
Mr. BUTLER trep, Of Mass advocated the minority r.
country for thore had not been two thousand ton ship
built here In i've years and could DO built under
period OF Two years.
THE BILL FAILS.
After further debate, participated In by Mcssrs Lynch
Cox, Peters aud Blair motion lay the whole subject
the table made by Messry. Cleveland and Negley and
was nesativcd--yeaa ~, nays W.
motion was then made TO adjourn,
THE ADJOURNMENT.
Pending the vote . committee of three-Messrs. Dawes,
Schenck and Cox appointed 10 wait the President
and inform him that II he had further communication
make the two houses were ready TO adjourn.
performed its duty had been Informed by the President
that he had no further communication to make.
OCsTRUorIoNB AT HELL GATE.
vsons resolutions were offered and adopted among them
Mr. Reeves for the removal Of distractions at Hell
Gate, which referred to the Committee Commerce.
The Speaker them at five o'clock declared the session
adjourn ed sfuc die.
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ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YAof

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
Steamship weser IN Jl wcnke, Bremen, July = via
Southampton 9th, with mdse and a6 passengers TO Occh
seamsnp FRANKFURT iNG), Barre, Bremen June 30 via
Hevre July O. with mdse and 62T passenger 70 oclcae
Co. Had very strong westerly winds with much fog aud
ship Sovereign Of the Seas from New Orleans Tor LecpsoI
7h lat - TO- Ion 90 S. bark Albert lBrl from Cape Coast
Castle for Boson 10Th, lat s S. Ion ~ IS passed large
ssamshp Cambria tBr), carnavhan Glasgow July s. with
mdse and 81 passengers TO Henderson Bros lsd strong
westerly winds the entire passage July H. lat IS &C.
passed brig Columbus OF Jersey steering north lSh lat
same day. Lat 20 H. Ion 20 ship HersOhen (Dutch bound
Steamship Aby.snis tBr,, Hsn., Liverpool via Boston.
sseamshp Rapds. @hlteSurst, Havana July with dse
and passengers 70 Livingston, Fox Co. 18Th inst at $50
Pm % mile north OF Hatiera saw steamship City Of Me-
Steamship Cleopatra, Ruriley Savannah, with mdse and
passengers, 70 Murray, Ferris Co. f
Steamship Volunteer, jones' Philadelphia, with mdse to
Bark Grain Knyphauseu tNq spsrt Rio Janero. days.
IL, in long g. Had moderate weather. June l8x s.
long 3d. saw the chip Europe (of Bath steering sw Has
Brig Peppino (a kaIo, Palermo a days. with fruit TO
order vessel TO Agrssa Passed Gibraltar May 9s had
Brig Elizabeth, 1mes, Malaga, with mdse, to U
Brig Atlantic tBr, wark San salvador days. with fsuit
Ac, to Rossair Co.. had light mild weather; has been
Brig Ross (of Boston, wyman. Cienfuesos 20 DAYS,
with sugar and m0ases Fowler and Gover vessel to MIL
Ter Houghton had ans weather has been days north Of
sGhr Ring Dove of Calais, Wooster Par. 20 days. with
rubber, Moran; vessel TO Jed Frye Co. Sailed in
company with schr Molie P1ummer, for 81 Thomas.
kchr Napoleon, Rulon, Virginia.
schr Moderator, Rulon, Virginia.
6chr Isle OF Pines, Scul, Virginia.
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Marine Disasters.

Marine Disasters.
BARK ANY, for Nantucket In beating of New Bedford
but prObaD high water fn'n1
BRIG LNooLN, Merryman, from Havana for Caibs-
tered 2o TONS built at Brunswick, Me- in 1854 and
morning inst and sunk iso feet Of water
wATEEronpJuy 2, the Sea Breeze Mofat, from Liver.
pool Tor fn;a,depha with salt has put In making little
water and with pumps out OF order
Mise ellaneous.
Purser Oscar Crocheron of the steamship Rapidan
Havana, has our thanks for favors
s BRIG rMnpE Ellen 9TH from New York for St Johns
LAUNoHEp--At fremont, Me, 9Th inst, by Capt Lewis
freeman schr Of 4S tons, new measurement called the
Notice to Mariners.
STRAITS OF eIBnALTAR-souTH COAST OF SPAIN
Rv rA,y e. y the COLOR c OF TH sr.n 4. %
Taraa on and from the 10th Of june 1870 win be changed
from the present fixed white e 1sf fse M YouseBR
Agent New York undsrwrItsfs
Whalemen.
In King Georges Sound May s, bark Swallow, Ryder NB
at Bay of Islands previous to May 49, banks Petrol
W 20 x 81 $ sD a. so
Europa, Nye. do, 800 sp, 900 vh on board.
Il Ssy s s Is sSs SSps ST. ST 81 o on
Fl e sosg OF
letter from bark Hunter of reports her At March
and Pss,ns e ' 'n'' last Dds D
her ssy 20 S:Ds a.S s So BE. o. reports
s.4 letter re- Capt V Ssa S. % OF Of
Of s: wa 10 81 r. :. 'oIi al
letter f %ay Nav D' Is Of
ao VIII oil board having touched for recruits, we'll
Der al Gay VI Islands June .. Vas bound on cruise
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NEW YORK CITY.
Local and Police Items and Gleanings Of Metro
politan News

The following record win show the changes IN the
temperature for the past twenty four hours IN
comparison with the corresponding day OF last
year, as indicated by the thermometer at Hudnut's
pharmacy, HERALD Building, Broadway, corner Of
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BELOW.

Ship Hersche NG, Friedrich, from Hamburg June with
mdse and passengers to Funch Edge Co Coy pilot boat
Ezra Nye, No @. -
Bark Albna, waefalaer, from Havrs June with mdse,
to Boyd Hincken. - -
Bark Sabine, Breaker, from Liverpool Juns7 with mdse,
TO n Mallory 4 Co.
Brig Wexford, from Windsor Ms tby pilot boat W
Wind ut sunset s. light.
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aevenydve per cent OF the pay OF their rank upon which
Provisions Of the Indian Bill.
The Indian bill approprates about SO, 600 900 for
the carrying out Of treaties, specifically mentioning
tribes and bands, with this provis0:"That nothing
in this act contained or In any Of the provisions
thereof shall be 80 construed as to raty approve or
disaf1irm any treaty made with any tribes bands or
parties Of Indians since July 20, 1se7 or aflrm
disaflrm any OF the powers Of the Executive and
Senate on the subject" The bill continues the
Board Of Peace commissioners another year.
The Now York Post once.
The following provs0 Is contained In the Execu-
tive Legislative and Judicial Appropriation bill with
reference to the New York Post Offlce:--
April hereby 70 sassorHe The Sc ssero
tsry Of the Treasury 10 his discretion TO adopt part Of
Ss % q
thereby Arrested and urher that hereafter before
snS u therefor shall Be- prepared
~ ss ~ e Inc
the buildings shall not exceed tho amount Of said estimates
Cox Serenaded BY q Celored Cleo Club.
Early this morning Congressman Cox was sere.
naded by the Excelsior Glee Club Of this city, CON-
posed Of about thirty young colored men blessed
with sweet voices and healthy lungs The serenade
was given without reference politics. but simply as
a compliment to Mr.. Cox's worth as a citizen. The
singing was excellent and soon gathered large
crowd Of persons all Of whom were In
vited into the pariors to partake OF re-
freshments. OF course q speech was asked
and had 70 be gwen. Mr.. Cox commended
their musical talent and execution. As TO politics
he would not speak. They would In time discover
their friends and enemies In both political psrtes
and concluded by thanking them and requesting
that they sing "Rise Up, William Riley, and come
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Passed Through Hell Gate,
BOUND SOUTH.

BOUND SOUTH.
Steamship 0laucus, Walden, Boston for New York with
Big Elsabssh Ams: Malaga Nay "a and Gibraltar 18th.
fSr New York with vine a. to order vessel e
sw and gales tSrousho Lost nearly all her sails, and
for the safety Of had To through Long island
WITH Me- Tor Ne" York.
with plaster rends '0r New York.
schr Evr. Bancroft Machias for New York, with lumber
% Pse woeocI Calais for Newark with
lumber; vessel to 9 Boardman.
schr ghtboat Wood Rockland for New York, with lime.
Empress Kennedy Rockland New York with lime,
schr Lady Ausrm, Baker, wareham for New York. with
nail. to Pooker Mills
fss! 4sye. SIosasnos FOR S sol1
echr 9 Foster, shenlield Pawtucket for New York
ohr Thamss Xhodss Norwich for k lev burg '0fk
scsr s 3 1 Js1s Tordham, Norwich for EeSburs.
schr Brazos, smith, Norwich for New York
Schr John Cutting Jr, Williams, New Londod for New
schr Foam Homan Hartford, for Trenton.
Schr Reading Railroad, No b Nickerson, Hartford for
schr Branard, Mccarthy, Portland, Ct for New
York.
schr Henry Parker, Parker New Haven for Baltimore
schr Loon, Smith, Ney Haven for New York.
schr Sarah Buckley. Buckley Westpart for New York.
schr Silver Spray, Horton Port Jefferson Tor New York
BOUND RAsE
Bark Saga (Br), Garvin. New York Tor Pictou
ras tSo op for nsn
schr Ida, - Port johnson for Taunton:
ssr H dsy sns sS S FOR ssS Msvss
6chr Joachim Short, Rondout for Boston,
Rs Racket tor tor
Schr Fashion, Young, Rondout for Providence.
Sr w % Pa
schr G Lyman Hll, Hoboken for New Haven
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iast Year = 10
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NO MORE MEDICINE--DYsPEPsIA, CONsrIP ALTON,
DiarrhGa, Consumption all kinds OF Fevers and
Disorders are eectuay cured only BY Du Bas
tins one pound, 81 25 FIVE pounds, $5 DU BARRY CO.,
l6S William street, New York. and all the best druggists and
groccrs in town and country
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with ten per Of FIVE years These
be In fun of all communication and allowances
provided fuel and forage In kind be furnished
present Officers retired from active service
eventyvc cent Of the pay Of their rank upon which
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The Department of Public Parks announce that II
the weather be fine there VIII be music by the Gen.
trail Park Band in Centaal Park to-day, commencing
at f-past four O'Clock p. M.
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Justice Hogan yesterday held for trial at the
T0mbs Police court Thomas Dempsey, alias "Paddy
the Boy;' Thomas J. Hedger. alias "the Cockney,n
and Thomas Kelley, alias the Kid" for an alleged
larceny Of case OF boots ff0m the store Of Claim
&c
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THOMAS r. AGNEw, 900 GREENWICH STREET.
Nov York; has reduced the prices of Teas, Cofees.
Sugars fonr all kinds of Groceries Moasses and Prov
v.sioDs W the gold Standard
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Coroner schirmer yesterday neld an inquest at the
Morgue on the bodyof Daniel Mooney VINO died
from menengitis the result Of the extreme heat Of
the weather. accelerated by intemperance. Deceased
was thirty years OF age born In Ireland, and lived
at No. 800 East Thirty sxth street.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-11-04

Fieud1 aud patrons, one and all.
Io!r attention to my ''biz" would call;
Times are duh an money tight,
BIZ: III these times I'm looking FOX light;
10 those who are building rig. without n1r,lcr,
wo,.ld iniorm--,!s il the place to tny Lumber,
ily mot.o is this ''Qnick Sales and Small rnat,"
For business Is healthy and think much of it,
IN qnality my Lumber ia seco,i1 TO none,
And as for Shingles, Geap No. !;
Some may no, look at it in the li.httI do,
And for .tose have quality No. .;
and 10 those WHO are particulai-ns some may be,
| sill have another qualify called No
have good seasoned ramher, Pressed up nice.
Which viii sell Il. low casl. p;ioe.
such as Hl,rring, Ceiling and Siding. poth Rough
and Dressed.
l.att, Bnttvus and Surfaced I.ainber. all CT ina
beg,
also have Rig Inmbe, OF ali k.l;.s
At price, to compare with vii aud hurd times,
Al kird. Of Timber kept constantly on hand,
And Il box of Cig,ls OF very good brand;
My facilities for sci ing are surely wiihout lur,.he.
always keep good teams to deliver good Lumber;
30 if yOu want Lumber, Tough, dressed, Sof or
Hard,
You will find Just what You wan, at L NJ SIS Iuna
Der Taid.
ttht3-'f
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-11-04

''Ffitk OF
PETROLEUM CGArHM GAlL- Kr.conp /
November 1 1870.
Tie nalie, CLOSED ftA iGss eyen!ne aud
3 s'iea were effected here at 81. 20 for cinyi,y
To-day tie inGniry is more mo!prate s3. C.
b lug offered for regardless and $3.2o h.,
gravity. The safes We're 100 btrrols of ,,o
latter at $500
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-04-02
Administrators Sale.

 Notice Is hereby given u in pursuance of aR orer d the Probate Court in and for inc County of Yavapa Ter nry of Arizona duly made and catered on he ilh day Of December A. D. ls69 in the of the estate of John T. Howell deceased ihe undersigned Adms,raiof G sad estate win sell at public auction the highest bd der for cash srhif n confirmation by said Probate Court Wednesday. the 9th day of April. A. D. ls70 n front of the Court Hcuse iH the town of Prescott an ih ght title and interest hat the said ntesiae had tue d his death and all the right title and interest uch said estate may have acquired by operation of law ohsrviss n addition that of the said niestaie the time of hs death in and to all those certain pieces percc o agricultural and mineral lands lying and beng situate the County of NsvaIai and Territory Of Anzlna io vt; Pcssessnry right 10 l60 acres of agricultural landr Kirkland Valley
 DO feet in the Big Bug lode, No. 9 N l. Ex Big Bug Mining District
 loo feet in Goodwin Lode, lst EN NE.
 so feet in Turkey Creek Lode, commencing st west end of Jolfu LaHghlin's claim
 100 feet Ala Lode, commencing HOO feet iron eseoy erer's claim
 36l feet Pccohanias Lode discovery
 300 feet Planet Lode. discovery.
 no feet Wabash Lode discovery.
 An of which situated in Turkey Greek Qumu Mn ing District.
 DO feet Swain Lode discovery
 DO feet Little Giant Lode, discovery.
 100 feel G.AHssi..- I.--l-. A---rr--.
 900 feet Spring Valley Lode, discovery,
 DO feet, HassayaSnpa Lode. discovery.
 4OO feet Mountain Maid Lode, discovery.
 7O0 feet, Mountain Chief Lode, discovery.
 DO feet Canadian Lode, discovery.
 Situated in the liassayampa Quartz Mining Dsinet 50 feet yuture Lode, nine hundred and hftyfoI ee' from eastern end of Henry Wckenburgs dscovery claim Also 100 feet in Robin Lode discovery locauon' 'Ias' ted In WokenhuTg Quariz Mining District
 Terms Of Sale cash ia be pad the Auetoneer ef Ae undersigned on the day of sale. ,,.o, Administrator of the estate Of John T. Howell deceased Dated March > leio m'''
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-04-02
Extraction of Copper From its Ores.

Prof F. sterry Hunt and Jas. Douglass. Jr., have, says the San Francisco S,ienti6e Press, patented process for the above mir pose, based upon the use of watery solution Of nsptral protochloride of iron for the pur. pose of converting the oxide or suboxide Inf copper into dichlorde, and the use of sulphn- rous acid for decomposing any oxvchldTide formed in this reaction. The neutral proto. chloride is prepared by the double deeomno- sition Of protosulphate of iron with an eodiv- alent of chloride of sodium. We CODY mar agraph from the English patent specification which, with other pamphlets, we have reoei- yed from Dr Hunt: "One hundred and twenty pounds of sea salt, or one hundred and twelve pounds of dry chloride of calcium
 or its equivalent of hydrated chloride, are to
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-04-02

A DREARY CoUNTRY.-Mr. Joseph Powell, Commercial Agent of the United States at Port Stanley, Falkland Islands, writes home as follows
 You nay be aware that this is the last sailing point next to the South Pole. Be- yond this no vessel ever sails and human footsteps are never seen. It is perpetual winter-snow every month in the year. The islands are naked of tree and bush, and very little soil-high mountains and hills of vol canic rock over nine.tenths of the surface Nothing of the grain kind is ever raised-no seed time nor harvest. There are no animals, except wild horses and cattle. Foxes and rabits have been brought here and increased - much larger than those in the United States. No snakes, frogs, fleas, spiders, bed bugs, or insects of any kind. The wind blows all the timo-oftcn so strong that you cannot look out. The population all told does not exceed three hundred on all the islands, and are very poor. This is only a harbor for wrecks. Expenses are very high and living poor-no comforts of life whatever. Board and lodging annually, S520. I'll come home the first opportunity l am distant from New York l2,0O0 miles by sea; my voyage to my post of duty occupied l05 days am thirty days sail from Rio de Janeiro, 2.50O miles beyond Chili and Peru, and GOO miles of Cape Horn.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-04-02

Minnesota had ten days this year of forty degrees below zero. Consumptiyes had to travel
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-04-02

be dissolved with two hundred and eighty pounds of protosulphate of iron, (green cop peras) in one hundred imperial gallons of water. In place of the above salts we may substitute an amount of protochloride oi iron prepared by any other method, containing lifty-six pounds of metallic iron. To the bath prepared in either way, two hundred pounds of sea salt are then added, when the solution is ready for use, and will be found capable ot chloridizing and dissolyng about ninety pounds of copper. The power of brine to dissolve the dchloride of copper formed in cresses greatly with the strength and tenn perature. Tue proportions above given are convenient, but in case of poor ores, a solu- ton of oneh half the strength may be used with advantage The pulyerized oxydzed ores are to be digested in the above with frequent agitation. Heat IS not neces- sary, but it accelerates the solution of the oxide of copper. When the solution is com plete, the liquid is drawn off and diges;ed with metallic iron, by which the copper is thrown down as cement copper, two parts of iron yielding three parts of metallic cop
 per-
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-04-02
Ghr alliner.
All Sorts of Items.

The Boston Poa says that it puts man in good social standing to steal half a million dollars in that town.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1870-04-02
Administrators Notice. Estate of MICHAEL HANNAN, Deceased

Notice is hereby given, by the undsrsigped- Adsns trltor of the above-usmed estate, to the credos @ s all persons having claims against said decessed to eNp4 the same with the necessary vouchers wilhn one g. from the first publication Of this notice, io James hfu at his residence ia Kirkland Valley, layaTai connN Territory of Arizona.
 JAMES REILLY. Admins'raoh
 Nv J. P. II ARGRAyE, Attorney Kirkland Valley 4. T., March %, 1870.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-03-15
A Paris Sensation-The Emperor Six
Months Dead

The New York World has an ex-
traordinsry sensation in its Paris let
ter of February 81 According to
the gossip of French saloons, the
Emperor Napoleon III, died on the
ninth Of September last, under the
knife of the surgeon, Ricord, and in
his place there reigns the Prince I'm
rerial as Napoleon ", with the
Empress Eugenie as Regent. The
story runs that near relative of the
Emperor, though inot in the line OF
succession, and bearing close re.
semblanee, appears in the place OF
Napoleon on the few occasions on
which he is supposed to appear il
public. The correspondent says the
plan originated with the late Empe-
ror, who feared the European com
plications, and that before his death
DO received promise from England
and 1t is believed from Russia, tina,
they woald aid in maintaining the
i'rlnce on the throne. The letter
gives various reasons for creditine
the story, and says it explains the
recent remarkable change Of policy
on the part Of the French Govern.
ment. Nevertheless, It appears very
like all easily constructed canard.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-03-15

CoRBIN AS a WRECK MIR. Corbin
appeared before the committee in the
character Of wreck, ard very pi-
liable exhibition he made Of himself
Il am very weak, very nervous, PER
fectly broken down st ero is bat u
wreck left !" yet Mr. Corbin, straneo
10 say, is the one actor in this seria-
comic drama who deceived all his as
soci&tes and was not himself swim
died in turn. Without d particle Of
influence over the President Or any
other officer, be persuaded Mr.. Gould
that be could control the financial
policy Of the Administration. He
played the farce 50 well that Mr.
Gould was induced to carry bond.
and gold for his benefit, and pay
him, at one time, $4,000 profit on
the transaction. Yet no assurances
no answer, indeed-could be OBJ
tanned from Washington. Mr.. Cor
bin had nothing to show in support
of his pretensions, and Mr.. Gould,
whenever ho tried to sound the Pre-
sident upon his financial purposes,
got snubbed. Even after his suspic-
ions were aroused, the wreck" lull-
ed him into security, if he did not
get from him check for 500, 600
Jay Gould bled in that way by Abe
r. Corbinl 1t IS enough to amuse q
saint.