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.tsl; to zoe the now FULL.PLATE WATCH
hearing the trade mark "AAIERICAN WATCH
CO.. Crescent street, Waltham. Mass" II ia
Unto! state, and aurrasscs anything here.
t"torc ma'ic IN this country tor Railway Ensi-
NeHrS, oC CntUc,o:s. Nr. Ap,i "a t3nid
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SheriH's Sale.

PI virtue OF an execution directed to me,
ID will sell, on the FIRST MONDAY in
August next, in front OF the Court House. in
ColMnibia, within the legal hours,
AL that lot, piece or parcel of LAND, in
Richl"nd County, containing two acres; stu
ate and being adjacent to the city of Colum-
bia, ana bounded on the West by Harden
other sides by lands formerly belonging to
Robert Latta. Lowed on as the property of
Alexander Lamghlin, Mt the suit Of J. NJ.
Biakcly and W. 3. Williams, survivors, as.
Alexander LauGhl;n. Terms cash.
July 13 NTH p. T. FRAZEE, 8. R. C.
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GreenviIe and Columbia Railroad Go,

Greenvllle and Columbia Railroad Go.
- I'D HE ID sssg9Rk
GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT's OFFICE.
COLUMBIA, s. c., July al, 1870.
kNHOl MONDAY, July 25, to SATURDAY,
:! July go, inclusive, Tickets will he issued
At all citations where TicketsIare sold on this
Roan, to go and return from any point. tor
ONE FARE, the round trip.
JOHN II. MORE,
July II General Superintendent
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SheriH's Sale

pY virtue OF sundry writs Of .tieri facias, to
- me directed, I will sell, Oh tile FIRST
MONDAY AND TUESDAY in August no1t, at
the store recently occupied by F. A. Souter,
OH Richardson street, in the city of Columbia,
within the legal hours,
The entire Stock OF SIERCHANDIZE OF the
dcfcndants consisting Of various kinds of
Stoves, Tin aud Wooden Ware, and such other
Stove store, levied on as the property of F. A.
Souter d Co. and F. A. Souter, ut the reapec-
tlSe suits OF Henry Ii. Dloase, S. H. Ransom
& Co., John S. Dickerson& u Co. and Adam Da-
mon y Co: rs.. F. A. Souter s Co; and F. a.
Sou:er. Terms caah
July II NTH P. F. FRAZEE. s. R. @,
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has she done this It is when France,
Tor four years past, has refrained, with
almost exaggerated scrupulousness, from
invoking against her treaties concluded
under the mediation Of the Emperor,
but to which she has failed to give a
voluntary support, OF all the acts of
Prussia, which has only thought of the
means of freeing herself from the obli-
cations Of treaties even while signing
them, Europe has been witness. Let
Europe pronounce upon the justice of
our cause.
Evening journals report several skir-
mishes between the advanced guards
along the line Of the frontier, but give
no details. 1t is extremely difficult to
obtain intelligence.
Berthemey remains at Washington.
Ihe -Honi!eu7 says it is not true TINT
Spain made an alliance with France.
SPAN remains neutral. Discussing Prus-
slas demand Tor neutrality Of the Baltic,
1t says: ANY support of Prussias de.
tllity to France, rs the Baltic is destined
to play an important role in the war.
PARIS, July -Mid-night.-Th re.
port that the Prussian army fell bacl;
between Coblcntz and Mayence is de.
MED. The Swiss Government forbids
tho expectation Of cereals and horses
Laboef has left Paris for the front. II
is said the Emperor goes Tomorrow
Saturday,
The Emperor came to Paris to-day
and received the Corps Lcgislatin at tht
Tuilleries.
Lebocf permits correspondents withr
the lines, upon parole that they prin
nothing untrue
y French naval expedition sails from
nhcrDourg to-day. Gen. Duysc will lca(
INC advance over the Rhine. Saerbrucl
will be the centre Of operations.
North German Cons!ls arc directed f.
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For sale at retail by all respectable dealers
descriptive circular giving much uscfui
information sent to any address on appica
Address
ROBBINS Is SAPPLETON, Gcn'l Agents.
1S2 Broadway, Now York.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-22
COTTOy MARKET

BI FIAIW IAIILF t.lhh'I--tFII n
CaffeTotl receipts the ceH-, lsst week ere y ears
decline Of yesterday ~ iftirg
C.Is @ 60 -7I0- 20 Is OIL ~ of fan q - 90 Mica CoSs m
., - 80 o.; Extra Macrs SO Tie is o. sheep
t: doing; tb s,o rnr cl ay shipped IN tr-t
bands EOg aarLst dull at @54S - tie receipts were
New-York tribune., 1870-04-22
financial.
UFEalNIA DsFA NV YORK ATTI n Ioll.
rI,ur Annual Election for fifteen DIRECT

IrtNTED-By a respectable woman the sun
W o. s31 wier.ab 90 sra4 W.. repay W..b
fl, .,oI sec-r Iles,e .d-f-s Ire. NJ T., - -hr-ye
New-York tribune., 1870-04-22
TIE STATE GF TRADE.

4 U Z
,,, t--1 21l.s4 ulCoasss o,trd 0 a for money and
-, United state Fiyo fwer'. bonds. is2 e. j @
~ .lo.s, T'u-fores, &C. I-c Ieay sAaras' ~ I"noi'
-. . az. A .srt.- Great West r.. t,f $500. -
-,rL Ami 81 il0 r. m.tgttu opened trni hiAaAng Up
=. III /; N. iilr-s o leans, ls clliA
la1w I-i. Cuel Otlcuiie lLseti
80 R.eo0 suI ..cti a. D." Irr .HL ,
t-ri -l-J w.Ame can fantes are qltt lLil-l
s,s Twenty loas & c' IL. Issue o i3 Ere iava shares
rr Ar- 2I-The Bcare openel eri Bente' - fane'
IryfrD o. trr 2ll;}l 2. u-Co'.n b. Wof ar''e lam
o. Sd l su ei o % er cwt tA,ese % tef oUt o TIE Ds'
i,sFr A 2Peo1za o'eae frn ct 81 franc: fcr STANDARD
P,r A--l ,.-T1e Bourss closed frlr; Eenes IN. &c
8. rl 2ijr.l states lveTsory Bonds opened & II
a. 4. fsa -1r OBJ. 'eg. II l.5A
@ lr 2l.-oou o,cne3 cr q c hoh on gpot end saoat
April 2l.P tc. .u-' 'H 10 fl l'Ts i rTo'.A
V.-br-i. Az % 2iI, ts,l. i a. an- Cr banged
I,.s.s. closed hi
s-r .If. boa i.''
h- t.- 7 u-f,5 dt. tC.ss str nre iss"s s-'i's
is. I..s Iurts rs; Atlantic aia Grsi Western 2 ,,-
u4u. .-, Afrl Ito p G-i .- COS s'e-! ~ ~ ~ n 4
r H OIL =. lirng or. aia li N ' s-ts o. 'te da l4'o1
- .lla..- .Ht g. "a, asj ard % e. ..1 ,.. ,,.,
,pa., Il 4.Ca rlg- lu. lot 4-'iAly h- ef i'-
,ayorT 5- s-Un,ei states ton closed frleT and igs"i
@ a.r ll.-Co',or closed fr ba' quiet Low Nj ling aaoa
l3a
L..--.-.. afr1 li -. rr-.' frn.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-22
OFFICH oF CHCAa1 IND N0HTl.Na T-'1-' IATWAI Co.
g NAtI-sr. NES-YosE Ag-.l2 l91J
nROpOSAIS TOR B0NDS=MINONA AND

ST PETER RAILROAD COMPANY. The Corllany
500 OF s Fl Norge, and Sbiio 81 i5 hc'a1 sage
at issJei he
e1ttns on Peter about $50 miles
Arr lls ei which Gla Grafton,
pl-tCl oqupr-1-
Chicago N0thN EsWay COaI2uy, az h,se MS tcsie
bcne special and the -op- are gus
NOl- bt
COMPANY, u7 GuboIu ~ tte catt q Nisoasl.
The bous pat o. O.. &z9h0i per Ie Of te ls Mort
gaze IN 200 10. Of hc second AO.i-ag- v aesrug
interest G.; per cent. ra-a annually n Nov ho
Mortgage Isl JLn-ay and J4 AID the Second Mort
gaze On 6 ia, sni NOycmbe.
Sealed Pior, vii c received ru MONDAY Ap-l p 1870 ~ u
the Treasurer T. l. P tARb wloa tcy shoIli be
a'!ress the oe ci e Chicago AMI Not, eatn Railway Com
an Walls hevl York o wi ne gwen
Bll in naming tir vii please tazo notice that theS bonds
~ Pc a0a 10
The Mortgage JOgd v have the Coupon on vhich viii mature
Jul l. 1870
MAY J. la10
bidders viii be notified rmeiae- before April 20
bends vii be- 'Lyl snl required a. this oce, on
o. before p IT.. t.,,-la the 30;h O. A1dl 1870.
interest oir.lg tbs lnt-c-sss sscaHIi-
A. L PTITCHBD,
New-York tribune., 1870-04-22
Tun A,p.sr Avn srser.nsrs, R,nuo.r C

Tur AtpsSy r-sqrsuarSi RauMo,r Co..
TsrtUasHs OFFICE. ALr,Ny hpr.l 8, lssl
A 7 MEETING Of tho BOARD or DlREC-
~ TORS o c AsuJ an hvq ehuHS Railroad Conuny the FOL
ioains a.onol:
Irel, Tast hocs COMPANY requested 10
The cce oi o CcmPn the CY of Albany, the rd y
May ls At Of ue proert Of sd Company tie
Delaware Gud ludfoa Csnrl COMPANY.
lbeehy ceTa e above 10 bo extract fem The mrg.es
W. 4. NJ PHELPS. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1870-04-22
TuE ALnp,7 ,yD sr,qrrnAyyA auiAo,p Coyr,sr, }
TNTA-TGERs WT-iCr. AIH1NT AMI >, I-I. ,
T Il MTFVTNg Of tho pOApD 0F DlpE(

A 7 n MEETING of the BOARD or DlREC-
~ TORS oftte ALBANY AND sUSOUEHtNEA RAILROAD COM
fANl, lcd An1lj, lH7j. tle io'oa o. a'orei:
tr0 lhai e Congsny be co>e1 on Lt 18th
day Of Aru., % . o'c.Ocs =.
lo % IAa The ooss tho 25h lay ~ Arrl
neH; o. tho Na'onf Ban Of Commerce he City of toTio Tllh
Delaware lusoa
Canal Conn ieeby Cuic ~ 1 Board uEl iurhet
notice e o agency tie tho stock Oi This Comifny
and after tre tatc.
h That as as the Outstanding Gcsng ineselne Of this
CONG saa e aLUi ed te thc i1uf5 realized rom Tie
a Of the Cor'ay a ~ OF tie e-ge 81 s rod 10 e
ICcvs-e ar Hudson Canal COMPANY suI ~ e VI al
ougcl iIc-o one F lc taCaiy the sO4hOlie. OF
recol on fhe ti-sng O, DO. transfer ooSs AVs l5 lG7.
hoci, iHst tie scccy c 60 hcc resolutions 70
be advertised IN two d7 o. Albany GAi Scios, aa 20 nail 4
cory iHe eof 90 each Shareholder
iIeeby eo5iG tae be s-i-aOt fom JaueS
New-York tribune., 1870-04-22
TIE NFW-YNRK HORSE MARKET.
,. ~, s,a.s s. lo.ei u 71ss' oar.A-si, ys'esH L-'
nj y l.gg.-t -tf

n lTII 0-l'''' .
0sgl = u
NsvYorr April 2lIh anprvgnta. IN the rarse nc,ei l's
Iii. c.rt and the .Grrg tr'e tis yer gives Ir' use -
.rrr..r O. ve lh.r. o trsk '- and 'r ever N 81
t7 4. s- prce r sr, le The INQUIRY i'r l.'rS l'Ta
rt o u.pt j. equal 90 ,h' Le~anL Horses oi
o. a n. arI ..1 ttr' iue- rou@ 70 be
- ~ OIL. tr. NWE hosHe. h.a'' atu h-.
l OIL rlfit the s-qIrs e.Io.t i.lf
% g.. an c'i c-1ls si Tie iua ket o1r,s'osre o. io "s'
{, -l single. and $50 90 500 i'f ti -
ID hrr.s % O. 5t r single AMI -t 70 ~ ior
- -it 90 $3.50 SINGLE -1a q W ' 10 ., or
- --'. sr.ie. and el'N Co rl'.l' itt.-
..r @I - 90 - Jo. crs-e hctses Teams, ? ~ -
-, ., @ ..r-s -O 20 -2 500; f1v,eIa. Sht o. ~t' ana
a. speed family hores, 80 anu easo iccorlDs 10
New-York tribune., 1870-04-22

as fr roh Ro-sh Psx Seal & trn u g lc1 - ~
si,,. I5rs,el is dnl and a. 81 Ia " II, Fol-
rTGRINA choice S o IN ies si l6!e, but Tie aoant
S 5 = NON :, ,ur cve and steady; sales % o1O h at e 99ic
vIsKI j. less ste scarcely trR; sas 25 bbA a. 81 vi@
Al g-l
New-York tribune., 1870-04-22
prrrrpTS OF PRODUCE.

- ~ Hircr. Voseri. rrf = i'ToId'.
- O., s hel,s Gotten tbs llor. Is 3o rsh Wheat.
az i, Cr7 ~ trst O,s c9 hgsh Rge 500 trh Ma
& t-1 g.rct 20 Com seal II plg' Ashes pigs Bee
=, -5h PORT rScs B'sL SO la7 tut hsats - Lsrl
- ass arl. t.f lbg. isi a t.. Nhetc < llN ~ -
~ rr 81 AIS !iags 3lH Sd.s L.g,r. ~ jt hde .sJ
go rr3 90 roscoe SO ItsS iC, 90 as SseA, ."'
= ,r,,.c s.als sIefcr
The New York herald., 1870-09-26
P0UITiClL NOTES.

Judge Mason, democratic candidate for Governor
OF Iowa in 1868, has abated his pretensions some
what, aud Is now candidate for County Supervisor
Senator Schurz ls stumping Missouri in favor or
Brown, the boiling republican candidate for Gov
ernor. The President dlscountcnances the bolters
and advises republicans to support the regular
ticket Collector Jussen, OF Chicago, is Senator
Schurz's brother-in.law. The President has caused
MIR. Jussen 20 be notified that his resignation Will
be accepted.
meeting OF workngrnen in ST. Louis on Satur-
day night, called by the members OF the National
Executive Committee for Missouri, nominated Eras-
tus Wells as candidate OF the Labor Reform Party
for Congress from the First district. The platform
OF the National Labor Congress. held at Cincinnati
last year, was adopted.
Governor McCurg OF Missouri. on Saturday re-
moved the Police Commissioners OF ST. Louis. Sc.
rious charges mad been preferred against them,
which the Governors friends say caused their re-
mova; Others say they were removed TOR polit Cal
reasons, they all iavoring the boiling republican
ticket.
The annual municipal election in Nashville. Tenn,
on Saturday. resulted in democratic victory,
Aliens majority for Mayor being 1900. Both
branches OF the City Council are unanimously de-
mOcratic
Judge W. J. Handler has been nominated for
Congress by the republicans of the sixth district OF
Alabama.
The New York herald., 1870-09-26
OHIO.
The Cincinnati Industrial ExposstiOu-Thc Ap-
preaching Commercial Couvention-The
OHIO River Bridge Question.

CiNClNEAT1 sept. 20, 1917.
Preparations at the Industrial Exhibition still
tinue and though the place has been open to visitors
during the past three days there have been more
preparation days than days Of exhibition. The work
In the power hall has been very heavy and the pro-
cess necessarily slow. The machinery Win probably
be running by Wednesday.
Preparations for the reception OF the Southern
merchants next Thursday VIII be OF nm extensive
character. There Will be forty from Atlanta alone
The President OF the Chamber OF Commerce viii de-
liver the reception address.
. Tne commttee appointed recently 70 investigate
the Newport and Cincinnati bridge matter met yes
terday. Minor Roberts, the engineer Of the bridge
was present and number of prominent steamboat
men, beside the attorneys for the bridge company.
III is Claimed by persons IN tie river interest that the
bridge al nigh water renders navigation through the
uraW at night dangerous, White at low water there
Is not sucient Tor navigation The representatives
OF tue bridge company claim that the long span Is
over the main channa, in accordance with the pro-
vision OF law. and that there was alternative TO
the erection OF the draw on the Newport side Alter
an Interchange of views the Committee adjourned To
meet next Friday, IN order TO allow further sur
VnyS,
The New York herald., 1870-09-26
War Mails by Balloon.

The French balloon mail watts of-not
starts any more-from Paris once a week in
the direction of England. Our cable reports
Of the opinions of the French press on the
war and peace questions published to-day
were synopsized in London from files received
from the French capital through the clouds,
and then telegraphed to us under the ocean.
The HERALD is consequently the great terres-
trial intermediary of the powerful agencies of
gunpowder and electricity. The Prussians are
looking after this mail, however. Germany is
taking sky range. One of the mail balloons
from Paris had just attained a very favora
BILE current for its voyage when Ger
man cannon was levelled at the mail
agent and fred. The discharge caused his
balloon to vibrate fearfully for time, but
he got along all right and landed in England.
Extracts from his newspaper packages appear
IN the HERALD to-day. This is sharp practice
all around. An Irish poet tells us that
neither heaven nor earth is free from her
power if fond she be-" This is of lady.
Tue French will come to assure us that neither
Paris nor heaven-both pretty much alike in q
Frenchman's minds free from the Prussian
power" il in hate it be.
MILITARY ErIQUErTE.--In the capital of
france and in the palace of her sovereigns
h'ng William says be will make peace-not
elsewhere. The French, under a Bonaparte
made peace once in Berlin. King william
says he owes it as debt to the memory OF lis
parents to do so and not otherwise. Revenge.
IL seems, is as sweet to King William as it was
to David of old. Will it be possible for King
William TO make peace with Bouaparte
The New York herald., 1870-09-26
WaEy THEMES FALL OUT.
spicy Letter from Ex-United states Detective
Wood--He Does Not Lake His Successor -
On,ce--ColOnei WhitIcy's Reply Wauscd-

spicy Letter from Exhibited states Detecsivs
Wood--He Does Not Lake His Successor -
Onice-Coionei WhitIcy's Reply Waited
To THE EDITOR THE HERALD
In your issue Of this date appears the publication
OF an article which requires notice from myself The
Identical plates on which the spurious thirty
$1,000 notes printed delivered to the Trea-
sury Department by myself Said spurious plates
are not battered up as TO prevent Identification,
which viii fully appear In the suits pending.
did not receive the $4,000 reward alluded TO. The
evidence OF Charles Adams or Langdon W. Moore
not essential TO prove the Identification
OF the spurious plates referred to: bus
Langdon w. Moore DID furnish information
10 myself, which resulted ia great financial magni-
tude 10 The government, and also resulted In my
obtaining the spurious plates eerred to. ] be-
lieved no honest man IN New York. competent TO
Judge. could or would say any thing detrimental to
my official acts cAie Of the Secret Service Dtv
sion Whatever transactions or recommendations
were entertained by Judge Davis were fully sane
toned by unquestionable evidence and upon por-
ton OF this evidence bon. George ). Boutwell,, Sec
rotary of the Treasury ocially approved the action
OF Judge DAVIS For the present 1t is not polite to
make further publicity OF the facts OF the case while
the suits are pending III the United States courts
Mr.. Whitley, CHIEF of the Secret Service Dtvi-
sion In sucn capacity was confidently entrusted with
some Information IN the case His wanflOf common
sense and his lack OF gentemaniy qualities, caused
the publications. alluded 10, US much so as II his
name nan appeared 3 taereto Tse general pane does
Service Division, Was arrested on warrant In BOs
| ton Mass. before he was made chief OF the Secret
Service Dyision) FOR the swndltng OF Benjamin Y.
| Bigelow, Of said Boston, and that indictment
was found against said Whitley for said offence,
but prev ous 10 record being made OF tue findings
OF the Jury the attorneys for said Whitley anected q
compromise which prevented an exhibit OF said In
dfctmen the record of the Boston court The copy
OF the warrant a. sworn 10 Tor the offence committed
| by whitley, Is nov on lle Ia the Boston courts.
The bad management OF the man III his present
oncial capacity. ltteness OF ability and his magni-
iude OF seidshDess Is we'll known where he Is best
known. ON recent visit or secretary Boutwell, TO
Boston the Assistant United states District Attorney
| for Massachusetts called upon the Secretary and
stated that the character Of Whitley so nOtOri-
GUS IN Boston that conviction were possible in
any case where the testimony OF Whitley was unsur-
ported.
Such is the character OF the man from the State
where he Is best known, who now attempts TO assa,
Judge Davis. Comment IL unnecessary
VIM. p. WOOD,
EXChief Detective Secret Service Division
The New York herald., 1870-09-26
TRLRGRAPNIC NEWS
r r ON
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
~~s>~~~~~--~~~~~o>e-~~~~~
THE ScHL ESWlG- -H0LSTElN DIFFICULTY.
-~~~~~~~--->~>~>~~~~-->-
Rome Preparing for the
PieDfscitum.
s>~->>e~~-~~~-e~e>s>>N~~~-
Queen Victoria Ignores Eugene
and Her Son.
THE VONliT0 AND PANIC In SPIN.
SCHL WiG-HOL TEiN.

Municipal Address to King william of Prus-
sia-secessiOn From Denmark Advocated
Thc Treaty OF Prague.
KEEL. Sept. 25. 1870
The Municipal Council of HaderlaDen has adopted
an address to the King OF Prussia, requesting that
his Majesty viii remove the ban which weighs on
the citizen interest in North Schleswg by virtue OF
the fifth article of the Treaty OF Prague. The Kiel
Council formally resolved at its latest session to pre-
sant the address to King william and at the same
time to oner to hun another municipal paper ex-
pressing the hopes Of the body for the success Of
the German arms. and that the Prussian triumphs in
the field may lead to the abrogatlon OF the treaty Of
Prague at least In so far as the paper spuates for
the cession OF portion Of the Schleswig Holstein
territory to Denmark The corporate signers Of the
paper add that the Inhabitants of Schleswig. Hol.
stein never wished to separate their political and
governmental destnes from those OF their northern
brethren.
The New York herald., 1870-09-26
PRECAUTIONS AGAINST FEVER.

Detention Of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Qnaran-
tine Notice to Pilots and Masters of Vessels
from Infected Ports.
In view Of the recent intelligence from New Or
leans as to the ravages OF yellow lever there the
Health Of1cer Of the port yesterday detained the
steamship western Metropolis and her passengers
rs Lower Quarantine. THIS action was necessitated
very prevalent there. but that the steamship
De Soto on her recent backward trip
from New orleans 70 this port, when stop
ping at Havana, compelled to leave
ve of her sick with yellow ever IN hospital
the same place. These men had contracted the
disease at New Orleans, and IL was OF a virulent
type. Hereafter, untt the lever snail nave abated
in the Crescent City and The weather has become
cooler ali from that port VIII undergo like
detention with those from Havana. The Western
Metropolis passengers and crew were In apparent
good health on her arrival, and the vessels deten-
tion, although unpleasant 10 both those on board
and the Quarantine officials, was compulsory Ia
view OF the facts stated.
The following important notice was yesterday Is
sued by the Health 0fcer OF the port 10 masters OF
vessels and pilots interested. strict observance OF
latter will be an erectua bar 30 the entrance of yell
low fever into the city,
HEALTH OrrIoEe's DEPARTMENT,
QUARANTINE, Staten Island, Sept a. i67US
Pilots and masters of vessels hereby notified that all
vessels from New Orleans Mobile, Bsrcelona and all ports
Injected with yellow fever cholera Will, until iurter
notice be boarded and examined from the steamship Illinois,
in the lower bay.
Masters of from foreign ports arriving by way of
Long Island Sound reminded that pursuant to the
health laws OF the port, and Ia accoroance with the es
regustions tney are 70 report
70 % vuArAhte as soon ctcabls after ner arrival
J. n CARN OCHAN. health OlceF.
The New York herald., 1870-09-26

by Congress- When he b set free next month hm
friends at Richmond will extend 10 him public
ception and there win be general jolincation
the release Of the much abused Pat Woods
The lexiran Claims Commission.
The Mexican CLAIMS Commission has now been IN
existence for several months, silently working At
the various legion or reelamations submitted TO ts
consideration. Very little idea s had OF the Inn
mense piles OF manuscript through which the Com
mNsioners aud their solicitors and clerks have TO
wade. The claims, with all the accompanying docu-
nents, piled up, would make a very respectable
public building There are nearly 100 on one side.
ana 1000 claims on The other. The total amount Of
Chains OF American ciiizens against Mexico includ-
Ing mat OF the Woodhouse Tehuantepec Company. g
S357,907,59.
RensvnAts of Indian Tribes In New England.
The census bureau IL In receipt or advices from
various United States marshals In New England
states that there are quite number OF remnants Of
Old Indian tribes there VINO etain their distinctive
ness from the civilized populations and claim to be
ciassed accordingly which Is fact not ascertained
In any previous census The superintendent has
Instituted inquiries as to the condition OF these
Indians as class them, II necessary az tribes.
IN which case they Will come under the supervision
OF the Indian Bureau.
Economy ia the Goverpmemt Printing Once.
The spirit OF economy inculcated by Congress nj
It's last session has had some influence On tho Con-
gressonal Printer. series OF maps published from
the Government Printing Oflice FOR the of mem
bers OF Congress, by contract made with the Con
gressonal Printer during the last administration.
cost the government $4,000. Tie same work has
just been completed, under u contract made with
Colonel Capp. for the sum OF $4,000.
Personal.
Jay Gould paid Tying visit to Washington yesteF.
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soon extend their genius in railroad matters to the
BANKS OF the Potomac.
Senior Magalhaens, the Brazil Minister. has
ceived leave of absence for six months and Will
return to Rio Janeiro. The affairs Of the Legation
will remain In charge OF Secretary Fleury.
Baron Iederer, the Austrian Minister has returned
TO Washington, ana rented house In ii street. be-
tween Eighteenth and Nineteenth for his winter
side