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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-29
fGnpERT G, WAhgEa,
81 Governor Of Virginia.
FgEDsaIpgsBuRa, April %, 1870

. FREDERIGKSBURG, April rs, tSIus
.. The citizens OF this place held 3 meeting
to-daywith reference to the calamity at the
Capitol IN Richmond. They adopted resolt,-
tions expressing sympathy for the sufferers
and their families and friends, and tender
ing any assistance in the way Of help or
means in providing for the sufferers that
may be in their power to bestoW.@ as4l4
Z All business was suspended throughout
the city, and appropriate services held IN
the several churches and a. feeling 'of sorI
row and gloom perYades the entire commil-
nifty. ~ u IN. .,ats41a Al. %. :
COMMITTEES FROM FREDERICKSBURG 81
The following, committee from Frede-
rieksburg redched the. city yesterday to at
lend to the Yo,inded Of that town Messrs
VIII. Reemei, 81 H. Reyton, ar.,, Patriek
Mecraeken, and Robert Riggrnan, rs.' t.
LyNcHByRG, VA, April %, 1870; !
At a meeting of citizens to-day resolll.
'tions expressing regret and sympathy be.
cause Of Yesterdays calamity were gnapi:
mously passed. - : MED!
WARRINGTON, April %, 1s70s
A private subscription has been started
In the Treasury War, and Navy Depart:
ments TO aid the, sufferers by the late sdisas
ter at Richmond. Already quite large SIM
has been given. WALLACE.
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One of the most remarkable incidents Of
the day was The miraeuloIs escape Of Nr:
d. B. White, member from Elizabeth City,
and coupled with it, it is our pleasure to
note bis conduct, which was femarkabls
and heroic. lie fell through the floor, and,
strange to say, was not hurt in the least.
He did not leave the spot for a Moment but
remained through to the close, working
manfuliy in the enaeavor to rescue the SUI
ferers. Such, courage and humanity as this
deserve great praise. Il ',,l
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MEETING on THE sQUAR.s..

Tn pursuance Of q n0tirette our cstI-t = y
public meeting was held on the squa e : :,
terday morning. a number of them No.
at the Governors mansion and then pis-
ceeded to the southern portieo of the Cap
itoi, where the meeting was held. "A nu lat
Der OF our prominent citizens aud grca CIV
number Of the members Of the Legislatu.tt
were gathered Ia the portieo, while q sas s
concollrse gathered. in front OF II on my
green sward. Governor Walker was sat .td
upon to preside over the meeting, ana tt te
members of the Press present requested 70
act us secretaries. 80 -..--a - 49,
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Governor Wise was then introduced, and
hspoke with much earnestness upon the
dreadful calamity, and alluded, touehingly
to- itslmany scenes and incidents. ~,
i Governor Walker then said that as II was
proper to begin the meeting with prayer, It
would be proper to.clase it by invoking the
Divine blessing. SO ~ asfat sfsi
s.sskfters beBedietionsby. DR. Hags the meet
Ing adjourned. :.a2siEaI,s -
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

.NaaRRI6F ,DOURT 0RaTHH
YSUiafk6 StstcA for the District Of Nevada,
sS 1ssif1 q SAP SsatSup DAazs WI.
~ m .bankrupgy has boon Eissucd BY said
tCoIrta Q1ina the estate ofNathan Dahlman and
jones' HaAlman, Of the county Of Storey and
duly adjudged binkrupts, upon pstiEm OF theif
creditoS, ind the p6yneht q any dehtSs Ald
ths delivery Of any property BELONGING 70 said
haatrupts, 70 them, or 70 tneir use, am ine
hyaW. A meeting OF tho creditors Of the isaid
Ssnfrupts, TO provo their debts md to choose
90 I. IS'S i,s;gsSss e NJ s'sssSi S e e
s,y r. I'm. yt1S%3HS2ocE y, 81 the
o6es q 3. sro,her, tho Regi.ssr II BaaErSps.
S{ris etoreyCWniyFGtate OF Nevada. 20
800 IS'saz5ld6 GEORGE LlLAMMoN,
q. eyNsfShalsnd Messenger n Bankruptcy.
10 ms. 1Inck, Attorney. for Petitioner.
aIHT 9TTlQs 'aF 4awHD ~ ~ sTNfA "a a-NNa.|
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nANRY 9OLO AND SILVER
- Mining Disqualification: Spring Valley,
Lyoa 6oanty, stste Of Nevada-Notiec Is hare.
By given, that q Q meeting Of the Board Of
TuskSss Of said Company, held On the eighth
day a. Jolly, 1870, an Assessment Of One and q
Halt Dolars ~ s0) per share was levied upon
The sspiNa sspck OF sid company, payable
Secr1t&rys{tShe once Of the Company, No. 40
California street, San Francisco, California.
Any Sosknpse yhSsS 8 NJ isssst% nv 'e on
AUGUST, 1870, shall be deemed delinquent
,0d WIN b lnly advertised for sale &c public
auction, au4pnle.s paymsnt saAn be made 20
fore, viii 30 sold on Tuesday, the SOth day
OF August, 1870, to pay the delinquent assess.
,plts 1gsthss With costs Of aavcrti'ins and
By order Of the Board Of Trustees;
A. NOEL, Secretary.
o0ee-Roon No. Is Haywsrds Building,
80. fS CNiiotnia street, San Francisco, Calfor-
mia. $50 Hil.'d
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ILPMA CONsOIIDATEO MIN,

ALPHA CONsO1.lOATEO MIN.
- ing Generalization Of Works: Gold
an Dfsntcr Storey County, State Of Nevada
Notjeo y hereby Etven, that At o meeting Of the
Trustees OF said Company, held on the Thir.
tesuth dsy. OF July, 1870. an assessment No. v
Of Ou0 Dollar ~ shAre, was levied upon the
saptal .soss Of s,id Company, payable On u. :,
The once Of the Qolpspy, Room No. u, Bay
WGrs'a Datiaing, No. ZSCslifornia street, San
rrsnc1sco, California. Any stock upon which
said lssestraeat shan remain unpaid on the
be deemed delinquent, and viii be duly adyer-
tised f0r sale 81 puolic auction on Monday, Al
gust 4ad, 1870, and unless payment DO made be-
fore, win b cold on SATURDAY, September
10th. 1870, 10 pay the delinquent assessment,
wv. WILLIS, Secretary
OMee-Room No. Il, Hsyward's Building,
No. 4ls California street, San Francisco, Cal
80 sT7ads t H. tvfE "A
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sherwood freeoo'n A
Sherwood q Freeborn, Trus-
Sherwood q FreeSorn. Trus-
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toes.
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Sherwood D Freedom, Trus-
sherwood d Freedom, frus-
Sherwood i Freedom, TiSs:
teeb-.
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Sherwood d Freedom, Irus-
Sherwood SHERWOOD d FresSorn. Tius.
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Sherwood Il Freedom. Trus-
Sherwood d Freedom, TIus-
taa.
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LAWS OF rHs UNITED STATES.

fsNla AA MOI VI lub UnxxRV E41A&oNH -
ssr, IN Sd3,tion "a ~ nav A vstcAnsn. )
For additional pay Of three watehmen and two a;
thirty %M a sSat'sn., ~, n , .tt, ,,sorr. 3esruap,oyed in
Tia pstsnt Oniee Il one hnndred md twenty dollars
sSch' four tSoussnd eiaht hundred dollars; provided,
that their paw shah not exceed seven hundred and
'Por rsstars m NJ Honse of Representatives,
49, tSonssnd Solisn =
!Sr ssisses o. omesss eseTr,, saG S,ne ~ f f%p
elellln we 9noe oI.ne CemnIsa"net uN'
n1vssnSe. VIZ s.ys.srt snainsxr 6ron, january opt
20 SSnS d@ifIeSn. eVnOesn nunnf wv "
- ~ sd4ttscr.I 80 N an..o ,.horerxF e~r,pioyed IN
ths POI One Dsnsrtn,snt a one hundrsd and
soNmry irsllals ATps UoAns hU'D-r -
= Tor s6dttionsi nav OF eieyen hbocsn In the once
o. IN Iudifor Of ~ Trcssury FOR the Post Once De-
ns,f,nsnf a. sne snndred ana twenty dofan each,
pnr tSoa.,nd ~ tSre sahh undre y md tSents dollar.
i,hss o pa Iat Nsses HrnsTtInsnt n 4 ons hundred and
tWrnty SoiiarS ~ one thousand snd eIEhty dollars,
20, eonnnsent expen,es. SSpylns. D1,,.rs: .Iyep.
.t ~ ~ se,sss " n.nr. ytsms n, thS Tress,try De-
22ssTrLam%e A1aaatA seSefn oufs "s'
q agmra 1...,.n.y Il, tina f,nd fpr the. relief OF
.,cE M SI.shisd sramsn ons hundred thousand
Collar. -tr'S ~ -
~, ~ ~ one eIe,f N eiass Two. one clerk ofelsss
one. nditSree femsie CLERKS, at nine hundred dollars
eaeh. IN III once. seventeen hundred and Sixtytix
dolaII and slxtytix cent?. ,,6iL5A
Fog runt dies. paper FOR stamp. aSd anf,asn sol
mss humber SfeopiesH Or The internA Revenue
e as' TTs. sas GnSs deem Sssss...y ts:saepiy TO rev:
enue oasSs, time h nSnd ssSr 1nTI 1sorrIrf,
70, - DSn.D s,ncnse. on deitndIns suits In
~ ~ n,oes.d = SSFahandcned and esptuted property
~, M !, y ~ 49, ~ In Secretary of tina Treasury,
Under Lne Y ,1e ,ns Mn tn sssciutIon oT March thirty,
eighteen hundred and nxty-eiSnt, SMsnlI rssnS IN
dollar; and ior ne ns1esss J sspe1 os th1 TteSsur
oeieha,nS o sraT sna sSentS IN se,pect 20 or Srow.
Ing cut Of the ssiLars Of auen pSVHe, nys.sv cSi,imed 10
have sesTued o. belonged TO De Omitted sta.e,;
Gowtng oSt OF tas ns1 ssa see ~ Of AGENTS en-.
dollars yf'.l. .n...T s.lWoa
%" tFrBlie ntILpiScs.
For rooelns ana eG gIIIni. 81. 5n tbouaand DOLLARS.
Tor roonng and continuing the work on me Gus,
tonn-housc At Detroit, Michigan. one tnousann ave
for genera repairs OF custon.bouse at Savannah.
Georgia. nnetn thousand dollars. 49," No,,.
ai sSs s q sieen thousand dollars. H.
nHFor pisstefinS, iron work. and carpentry on The
custom-houte At Portland. Name tnnty 'n"usaiu
dollars. p,su.,1 VII.
p Tor repairing me Sustom,n Hahsrs -
Yor psyins, grading and fencing about the custom;
house at osdsn'ouran' Nc" i" '""~
,d TSr i SsSlaf Ks ee ooarsas sassi and sssaiSs 4 sprlni.
neld, ulinols, he sum o. tTelss tn0 Su ~ ~ custom.
For The purchase OF aooitlonal Lana i3l
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Ah6in accordance with law, and an order Of
the Board Of Trustees, made on the Thirteenth
day Of June, 1871, SO many shares Of each parcel
10 stocka may DO necessary, viii be sold AZ
public auction by Messrs John Middleton &
Son, No. $40 Montgomery street. San Francisco,
on the SIXTH DAY OF AUGUST, 1870, at the
hour Of y o'clock moor, Of sAid day, 10 pay said
EdeiiAS1sat anessmen thereon, together with
costs Of advertising and expenses Of sale.
]. NJ. BURLINGTON, Secretary. =
omce1,No. 81 New Merchants Exchange,
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DsLIsauIENIr ASSESSMENT SALES.
Ns1Alo4N tbN.Sa SeNpANY

A.IS1SdcS 81 Wofis: God. -HAl,l Storey
County, Stata OF Nevada. Notice.-These are
delinquent upon the foliowing described stock,
on account q isssessnentlsyied on the Thir.
tenth uayofS June, fStH, the several amounts
sst opposite the names Of the respective share
holders, as follows: u
Names, No. Cert. No. Shs., Amt.
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Ts..asssa.s, s.sata9SsS r. !. nsS%ss 4 e sop' :;
State which nay ,. e,dsrse 2 se pstn.et y ether
gresional Printer 70 cause 70 b. printed ff M use
OF that Department Owe Ihupdred sohtk q stssY
reisrS q State; pfoviIsS, thai DC sxpehS q. the
same shall In no case exceed the sum OF ave hum
dred dollars. .i,fF .r. T.rI. T.s.
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"|'I IFupHC0 AtbUIuNUu- ENV' 1I.II mod
A RESOLUTION inrslstion teths prnttpx tos The
copies f documents smapsttnS from that Depart.
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5lsslsSMRaTs LEVIED.
VNICXGMnOCKK0 GELD AND

NNlCk9 n0OCke8 gold AMI
n Silver Mining Company.-Notiee Is hereby
s 49, paSs ~ Is ss1 sSe ~ tsss
enth day Of june, A. D. 1871, an assessment Of
dollars per share waa levied upon each and
0voR shnro q The capital stock Of said Com
pany, payable Immediately In gold coin to the
! SSGresafy o. the once OF the Company, Gold
By order Of the Board Of Trustees.
H II. FLAGG, Secretary. e
"a Gold I'm. July 9Th, 1sTo. lyI.lm
izDAORRnC TUNNsL AND NAMING
Company.-Assessment Notice NO. 3-The
lhareholders are hereby notified, that At q meet:
Mining Company, held this 9Th day OF July,
1871, m sssesspent OF Thirty (SO Cents per
shafo Nas kyied on each and every share OF the
capital stock OF the Company, payable immedi-
ately, In gold coin, to the Secretary, at the once
By sgc order priie Board Of Trustees.
W. DUNLAP, Secretary.
With Flagg & Co, Main street, Gold Hin.
Gold All, July 7th, isN. jyI.lm
lMR0lUAN MlNlN9 COMPANY.
"A Location Of Works, Gold Hill, Storey
County, state Of N~evaaA-Notice Is hereby
tees Of said Company, held on the Thirteenth
day Of June, 1910, an Assessment OF Three Dol.
lars (S3) per share WaA levied upon the capital
stock Of said Company, payable Immediately, In
9; :; SD and AVE- ,sSin; TO r sas sssse aSiSi
door. Any stock upon which said assessment
shol podn mpAad on the EIGHTEENTH OF
JULY, 1870, shall be deemed delinquent, and
. Ytn oGdutJ aaverussd nr sale, At pubic suc-
tion, and unless payment shall be made before,
win Be sold on SATURDAY, the 9Th day Of
August 1S7U, 70 pay the delinquent assessment,
toS3e1srVn6 costs Of aAversiiinH md expenses
ofSale.1 by order Of the Board OF Trustees.
J. N. BURLINGTON, Secretary.
nMea-No ~ New Marrhanfx' EvchanOa
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%i Ana 4 s sceSrS s: SiSisiH ,szaEaSfae .!
the Board q Trustees nssstsS63fesSs a S:ye 8
a ,puble anction, q the oAeeN Do Comlaey,
on SATURDAY.. the Thirteth day Of jay
1870, Ct one O'Clock r. y. oftAAk d1yst4 NyEeie
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PUBLISHED BY AuTHoRlrY.I
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LAWS OF THB UNITED sTATEs
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Public ReUlu

. LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES,
Passed nj the Second Sessiea Of tho Forty
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tu-I-a ~. .,..Ll .-l.I I..L,., -
and Job Printing Once, ffen the smallest and
most dalIcAts Gard or Circular. to the largest
iile and most snowy Posting Billiard which
will Be turned ont In Q ltyls that cannotfaiite
lnsurs entire satllfaction HH ..In.uF
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n go, ens taousahd Ave- nundScd dcilSfsyTfn
Tos ialary, Of suryeyor. general Of Montsns, Az,
cents; fef rent Of bis oaes, flsl, eosts, stsftcnsfs
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jyl6td
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Decorative Printing

Inths most Beautiful Uolors. Shsdssand
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~, nupp,y " Siy,S thon.sna GnIihsrs ''S W Wv
JUDICIAL.
For nine circuit Judges OF the united States, 10 r,
| side in circuit, from the date or their respective com
missions 10 June thlrtieth, eighteen hundred ami
seventy, both Inclusive, twenty-five thousand SID
hundred and cighty-stx dollars. IrE|W gaH 1Ta
pUBLIO BUILDINGS AND 0ROUNDs.
~ .spS a,n - ~ a. ,sand Snrs,s ~ FfsAaen''
nGuss, tMsnty;a ~ r
wxnroina .t.ysn hsSSr.5 INA n,us, y - tn,p.S u
..sSty.nins sonsrsI go e"tYs' AA'''ssN ~ e"'
"a, iivhtinS ahe President. hop.. IN. c.,,,o, .,,,
nrhI,e g,onnds sIght fhonssnb SoIis,s s~p'' MI
~ a1 np reR:iy. az q n s,esn'n noS ~ a. s5 ns tsa;I house
: ! FoP nav ofiamp.iiahieSs nmhInS S.s'nt,i,sl,
The Sd IKE n.x one sss sh SsSm dollars; =, -,
number two ons snndrea sng Syen,v doii.S VIZ
IN order 10 make their entlrs pay Tort surtnt va,
hsven hundred and twenty dollar each. Il hurtdfe,
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a,opa ,rctenG.d TO decide The race be-

Scn,ora pretended TO decide The race be-
tween pomrey Payne and CiullicJlh2.
VII A gentleman won three short races
az saia.ora lest year. His son was the
sartcr. The fa,Aei's Lors always hal Il
god lead tlcugh they would probably
lave woH without it.
ThCsc fads are notorious. The cream.
stances arc familiar 10 thousands OF people
VINO witnessed them. THE SrS las printed
tlhm out of 10 illw.l to Tie Association
ar to MIR. WnEATLEY. On the contrary. we
earnestly lope that Mr.. WHEAT1EY viii take
T. few l,sscnFin the Gr; Of start NJ hors,s @.
fore the next mcctiag. II Le dos not i'm.
prove, he will have only Inns Il to blame
when lis Ass ISOLATION is compelled TO dis
.peusc with Lis services. Meanwhile TnE
SUN will continue TO shine on the dark pieces
of the turf in the.hope of teaching all parties
that honesty is The best policy.
Il IS for the respectable gentlemen inter
cstci in the turf to decide whether they VIII
take upon their shoulders Tie odium Of these
transactions, or whether they will Join TnF
ST., in fcrrcting cut and exposing dishon
csty, and in giving the people honest man
afemcnt, honest jockeys honest judges, hon
est starters and honest races.
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LATEST NEWS GLEANIYGS.

Tho city Council OF Toronto will visit Chicago
next week.
Near three thousand persons gut Lon; Branch
Tor ther homes !tttcrI4y.
To Hon bert saith Judge VI the Probate
tOurt OF NAwauhcc, died Yesterday.
The slip Cambria, Tor Liverpool, was seen Aug.
- 10 long 81, lat 10. water ogged.
The spuners OF Providence have rendered the
FAll hiyur strikers pecuniuy aid.
David KirkDltrick. q prominent hide and leather
merchant OF Pm udclpula died ytstcid,y,
Al Liverpool yesterday cotton closed steady al
sSI. for LpaIos, and o ii for orleans.
The pilot boat Mary II. Williams, W li'e cruising
of smnecock o. sunday was struck ny whale.
The slip Tcesdaie, rom Padang Tor Boston, wm
,tnk1n Jun" - Las 10, .ong ~ with rud Ter aud fore
mast sprung,
Clrsos closed yesterday at OK Fiyc-.wentes,
~ !llA l. 40.
The amount OF loss by the Unitel States Express
1umpan nN ine r'ooery OF their safe on the Missouri
iAcinc Railroad Mas $1,000.
Tire mn annual picnic and summer nights festi-
yn u the Pienllo Makers Union OF New York IN
Jouess Wo stcIday was great success.
The Rev William c. Anderson ex President Of
ami University, and for many wears pastor ~ tn,
H.. rr. a. S tcs.si q "a" FRANCISCO d''a al
= b. Frtnc'. q, Sag IIlrbnr, r. \. nGnce Of Han
ting go. q. :! torn'n " Putchnguc. ANA Norean Nor
80" OF eouIt1 Htt tht suuoG l'epahllasus deesatof
TO lhc saratoga 10 lyc"t.on
On sun Aly party % young men residents ~ the
Thirteenth ard went dshng iu soon Nll while ~
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the crcine about tLrcC..ourths completed,
aud of course had lctn raid from time to
time ~ the work went on and the question
now was what damages the Goyotnment
should pay lin for roiug no further.
Tic matter was referred TO the Navy D.
r,rtm.nt while that branch Of the e,iv,ca
WINS underline control q tic brilliant GoiuE
lie. Of course, not Icing competent 20 deal
with the case, handed i, over 20 Nicc.Ad-
mral PORTER. WHO, according 10 his own
,cs,imcny before tie Congressional Commit
tee OF Ectpuclni, ut, gave the papers a vtry
careless examination ard handed ticm over
to J. W. KfSG, the head Ct TIC Burcau OF
Steam Engineering. KING happened TO be
the very man that CoRLrss wanted TO deal
with And in due time, and doubtless on
due consideration, KISG reported that the
proposition of CoKGfss 70 settle for the face
Of tic contract. less 100000, ought to be &C
cer,cd
In the moan time, however, Hoard Of
navy officers and engineers had examined
into the facts, and they reported that 10 &c
ccrt such n proposition would be laying
CoB:Iss fully $4,000 too much. Al this
intricate stage of the negotiation there ap.
pcarcd endorsed on the papers a rccommcn'
dation Tint CoEI1ss's prop osition be accepted,
the endorsement Tearing the initials ID. u.
p OF course, BoRfE never locked beyond
these potential initials; and lie thcrcupou.
on the 9Th of December, 1909 gave CoRLiss
q certificate of Indebtedness accord ngly.
Not long nftcr this, KING and Lis chief
clerk ALVIN fcll out, AID ALLYN pcNched on
EINo, and PORTER got scared, and had TIE
payment OF the certificate OF Indebtedness
stepped and about the ist OF June the affair
had an airing lciorc the Congressional Com.
mittce, whore ALLYN laid hare the tronsa- p.
ton and implicated king, while PORTER
sworc that the initials y. ID. p. were not his
Lut were n f,rrcry In recent publication
ly ALLYN, wherein the whole matter is set
forth, ALLYN, WHO has been turned out Of
the chef cloIkslip, is generous enough to
FAY that, ulon the whole. lac believes Vice.
Admiral PoRIEL's statement under oath
about the initials.
The uvshot Of the matter is, that through
the incompetcncy OF Secretary BoRIE, and
the admitted carclossncss of Admiral Pom.
TER and the alleged forgery of his initials.
the Government came very near being swim
died out of $4,000 IN the settlement Of Il
single contract and that J. W. KING, in
whose Lurcou the fraud was concoctcd still
retains his cIce in the Navy Department,
and D. u. p has been elevated to the posi-.
tion oncc flied ~ the honest old hero FAR
TAGuT; while the only man WHO has been
removed from Office is ALLYN, tie clerk who
exposed the sWudlc. The President, in the
mean time, continues to swing around tic
circle of tie fasliona le watering places.
and BANCROFT DAVIS, WHO made 100000
ly single Lrilc, IS Acting Secretary OF
State