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TEEhsugr DEPARTMENT,
jpFtGG or isfE2sAL kTyEsuR.'
HrA3Y BURGLARY IN WASHINGTON SHEET.

Az the residence and once OF James CagucS, 5l5
Warrington street, on FRIDAY afternoon last burg
lars secured 600 In Uonds and Iewery. at the
time the burglars paid their visit Mr.. CagIey and
his wife and eldest daughter were out. Tilete was
no one III tut Two or ms little children, VINO were
playing IN the basement Mr. Cagney keeps an oTice
III Inc ftOnf room or the frat n00r, and
Dehind this is kttting rooin The thieves
irst endeayored 10 gain access 70 the once
by means OF = jifnmy, out TINS ihcy were unab'e
10 do: 50 they tEen went 10 th8 back room. Whcis
they succeeded In throwing back ihe iocA. IN tbis
rdoIi there WAS private Durtan. whence tieJ eA-
trscied soine jeweiry ana rivcrwafc- lney .hen
gained access TO the ONCE through door Wln:n
conuecs IL with the back room. TIC ock Of lhis thcy
picked with very little difficulty. IBey then opened
al the Office drawers, aud took rom Nen ST.
railroad mortgage. Ihcy also took from II 81 900
steamship company bond aud s1ine twenty SHARES
Brooklyn railroad stock. Immediately after coming
home Ut I've O'Clock tagrev waa surprised az lcatu-
my that sil his drawers uad bceniopcLed The barg
lars must have done thesr Work very quickly: lor
tue children, wno WIRE IN the basement durtILa tie
time. never lgard the lgaet noise.
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BATTLE OF TEE SPORTS
Tho Edwards-collyer Fight Duplicated on Broad
way-Two Rounds Fought-Captaln MoDsr-
nott Present A Nose Reported
uissiug-Who Stole II.

Amour nafrast seven O'Clock last evening A number
OF she tpots OF Sew York and Brooklyn met IN tiio
'ioIsHce Saoon, corner OF Broadway aud lous ton
street. 70 oce'eDrate TIE vleory OF EDWARDS over Coll
yer. WnEkey nowed freely aud conatderabe gas vas
expended. Eventually th, notorious Dan Noble'and
Jim Cusick came to blows. The policeman On
the pcat gave the alarm rap and assistance came
from the Fourteenth precinct bnt when ths'
police arrived ihe ngAt had eadeo it Il said,
IN the cutting OF hotn the prlnc,pasa nance
above. Captain McDermo.t, or The Eighth
precinct arrived ust as II hau closed but no arrests
were uiade az the wounded pa1 befa carrnd or the
field by their friends Tnere was ninch ezciremcnI
IN the ncighb0rhOod for some tnle and tre ponce
remained near. Al remained quiet, bowever.
Abont fifteen minutes before midnight the priuci-
pals Noble and Casics. again came together In
tue same saloon, anil haJ fight. The ponce again
iuterfered. II - SAIL; but no arrests were made.
strange to say. Noble Proceeded 10 q, sa-
loon in WesI Houston street. where no
remained for some time, reee,ylog the con.
then went home. aoout tae saloon AZ Was runored
that IN the second round cuscK had his nose bitten
whereabouts nj twelve O'Clock could not 60 found,
thus giving credencc 90 the report OF ms
G.~raee ars s;. !, he ls, ca1ta ohu Mcpsrmc
OF the precinct was present Immediately after or
curing tue nfst set-to, hut made no arrests nor
made any mention on his nlotcr OF the occurrence
Al twelve O'Clock Sergeant Pickett, ~ cnarge OF tue
desk. had not heard OF the battle. lie awoko
the captain. WHO reported that the facts
aid not Justify an arrest Tue ,cer on post may
he put Oh trial before tue Commissioners for not re-
porting II ~ the desk bus McDermott won't, as ho
was probably IN bed when tne second round was
fought. FOR several hours the corner OF broadway
ana Houston street MAS thronged by an excited
crowd discussing the merits OF Edwards ana Coilyet
and Noble and Cusiek if all accounts
tie true the mill IN Connecticut was con
dncted with tho utmost GecGrum. The best be-
haved man III the neisnnornood perhaps was Reddy
che Blacksmith. VINO during the brst rght quietly
inastciilated his hash IN the Revere eatns saloon
close by. and never approached near the scene or
hrs recent injuries. Al nali-past twelve ali Mas
quiet, the handsome. noble Narey icrs the neigh
horhood III the care or his friends, not much tho
worsc Ior his mpr0.nptn balte 10 the 1.:seQle0L.
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TIE PACIFIC COAST.

sailing OF n Pnns ma Steamer from Sun Fran
cisco-'rreasure aual<es In
California.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 3, 1870.
The steamer Colorado sailed o.day TOR Panama
win 300 passengers aud s7s2O00 In treasure SAL 900
OF which is for England, $2.looo for Callao and
$4,000 for Central America. number OF the cabin
ana most all Of the steersge passengers OF tho
Golden tity took passage on the Colorado.
Tue steamship Irdellter VIII be despatched TO.
morrow to The wreck or the Golden City to bring
nent.
was shipped 10 New York Yesterday overland. Tue
balance viii soon follow.
The total treasure shipments since January were
6ooooo OF wnica amount So. lO0 ooo was sent to
New York overland.
A shock Of earthquake was felt yesterday in tho
Russian river and Napa valleys. The conspicuous
volcanic peak OF Mount st. Heiens the centre OF
the disturbed region. wnich abounds In evidences OF
former volcanic action.
Notwithstanding the recent heavy snow storms
The trains Oh the Pacific Railroad arrive on tine,
Passengers report winter travelling pleasanter
than the summer. account OF the absence OF
ulkall dust and neat. The Union Pacific Company
have covered all tue troublesome GUS on their road
WIN snow sheds Overland travel Is considerably
Increased.
kumors In circulation here OF the departure OF o
nibusterns expedition for Mexico oro founded on
the TACT that several prominent capitalists this
CITY mad armed and equipped number Of men aud
mineral deposits recently discovered near the head
waters OF the Gila river The mines are reported as
niarsellousy rich ana the indians numerous and
hostile, and armed men necessary to protect The
mines.
The opening OF the ricn silver deposits on che
lower levels Of the Gould and Curry TnInc has had
the erect OF Strengthening the Wasnoe stocks The
Gould ana Curry shares were selling lew daya
since AT $50; they sold to-day aG $500.
IL II stated that General Sedgwick the Chief En-
gneer OF the Southern Pacific Railroad, has received
positive orders, accompanied with funas, L0 locate
twenty-five miles OF road from san Diego. Work
VIII be commenced as soon as possible.
Late Arizona advices have been received. The
Indians were qnet near Prescott, but In open war
fare In large numbers IN the southern part of the
Territory. They had attacked mail train en- roue
from Apache Pass TO TncsOn but the driver and the
escort escaped. IL Twas reported that salt lake set
tiement bad been attacked and all the cattle cap
tureu.
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snlPHUlLDlNG IN MAINE.
Meeting OF Shipbuiiders aud ShjDosvnsrs In
Rcifust.

Meeting Of Shipbuilders aud Shjpovnars In
Belfast.
BELFAST, March 3, 1870.
The mass meeting OF shIpballders and ebipown ers
on the Penobscot waters held here to-day was at-
tended by prominent men from Bangor TO Rockland.
james p. White, Of Belfast, presided, assisted by
vice presidents IRON other cities and towns. com
inittee composed OF N. G. Iichborn, Captain Henry
McGilvery and Or. John &. Brooks reported pre-
amble and resolution dec!arings that the present
depressed condition O American commerce.,
Involving an Unreasonable loss to the industry
OF Name, demands redress; endorsing the report OF
The committee appointed To Investigate the subject
by the last Congress and the bills accompanying the
same; declaring r1ar no maritime nation mas ever
continued wealthy or powerful which has neglected
It's navigation interests that the United States
coed all other countries for commercial resources
nut lacks irenGlr legisiaLion; that exposed as we
are 10 water approaches on every side, We are not
for moment safe without snIpyards. skilled me-
chanics and an educated mercantile marine with
which to man navy IN time of war; tnat Maine, as
est sufferer by the commercial disasters OF the
rebellion, Is stlll loyal TO the Union ana ag, and
only asks AS friendly legislation as that enjoyed
ny the citizens Of other commercial nations
10 restore her own waste places and to
asslss the nation In regslntng ruined
OF wealth ana civilization ana IN war reliance for
national defence: that Hon. John Lynch ard the
othcf members of the Congressional comin hayo
ihe sincere Tanks OF the meeting Tor their able
report ana tlat wc earnestly ask Congress to grant
Inc relief so lOns sought and SO clearly demanded
meeting III benalt OF the resolutions, which were
unanimously adopted.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LoSpOs MONEY MAKxET--LosDoS. March 3-.5
Y. M.-Consois closed at On for money and o9s. 4
o2is for tine account. American securities closed
quiet: United states fivetwenty bonds 1861 o05.
1880, old, sss4; isG7. sS1a ten-fortcs, &c. Stocks
quieti Erie Railway shares IL; Illinois Gentras,
II04: Atlantic and Great western, 2sx.
PARIS BoU.sE.-PAHiS, March 3.-Jiie HourSe
closed easier. Rcntes 14l. 4oc.
FRANKFORT BOuRSE.--FRANKFoRr, March 3d.
United States fvctwenty bonds Closed Grfn at p55s
Tor the issue Of 1862.
iiIyERr00L COrrOS MARKEr.-LrvEEPooL, March
So p. M.-lhe cotton market closed fat: Mid
ding upland9, llIid.: middling Orleans, II "a.
The sales or the day have been 10000 bales clnd
ing 10Oo for export and speculation.
HavHE COTTON MARKEl.--IAvKE, March 2.--The
cotton market opened heavy; tres ordinalre, the
SPOT 136 francs; low midohngs, aaGat, las irancs
per cwt.
LIVERPOOL BaEADsTUrrs Market LIVERPOOL,
March o--5 Il Nh heat ss W. lo. per GENITAL for
California white.
LrvERpooL PROVISIONS MARgEr.--LIvERrooI
March 3.--Pork quiet.
ilvEErooi. PRODUCE EMARKET.--LivEnpoot, March
3-5 r. M.-The market Is quiet
LONDON PRODUCE MARKEr.--LONDON, March B.
Turpcnilnh iirlIer but unchanged.
.PErE0LRJM MARKZr.-ANTwKRp, March 3.--pctro-
leum closed quiet and unchanged.
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ASSEMBLY.

ALBANY, March 3, 1870.
Tho House, connatss disposed tho following Ills as
noted:-
REQUIRING pasvnbrokers In Now York CITY 10 havs c.nse,
American Library Bureau OF New Yorkhird reading
TO punish persons gully OF damaging canals and raaa
boatE-thrd reading.
IsBpEcroRs or ELEorioSs
On motion Of Mr. JAcoBs the bill providing FOR tho cleo
tsn of Inspectors OF eections was read ana passed.
TUE ALBANY ERroaE COMPANY
On motion OF Mr.. BAaBEE the Canal Committee a.
Company do not exceed per the capital
whether the tolls adopted approved tho Canal Board
THE BLACK RIVER CLAIMS.
Messrs. Xiornan, w u. Murphy and Hustled were APP
Black River claims aud the mS for reporting extended
reprobaton OF this Legislature and should be Immediately
repealed. lie That the COMMITTEES bs Instructed 70
report within nve dAysa OH repeating thec Awards
Mr. AivoRD was oppossd to such hasy actiOa In the
ter and thought best 10 have nves aon. e doubted
the power OF the Legsatnro 10 set aside tksse awards
Gr FIrLpB thought the best pursue would to
call ON the Canal Board learn what action they
Ia tho matter II they have snnuled the then
Mr. LIrTLEJous insstsd Tho Leeisau.o could repeal
set aside these awards He had high authority
suggested ny Mr. Fields.
On OF Mr. FlELpe the Board was then called
upon for Information what had be.n tho
awards
REPORTED.
by MT; HATHAWAy-Chart.riag the cSrcmort Savings
BY Mr.. H.sDnoUcK--ro erect . county from . par
OF Steubeu county.
Evening Session.
The House. in Committee OF the whos disposed or large
number of local bills and ordered them . third readrg
The bill 10 amend the act for prevention OF cruelty
animals by repeating ths section authorizing the
employees whom their employers known and be pro
secuted was brought NJ Mr. Burns at length OK
bardBhps had inflicted by the
Of drivers who responsible the cruelty charged
After debate pro:ross reported the bl and thc
Assembly adjourned
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WeAc,I WAlLpp ih6.

Eclcuious Aasauli on Colarrd Woman.
About ten O'Clock yesterday morning AN ARRAY
took place III a low coioreu den at 81 Thompson
street, between seyera 0l The eaae lnnates durin.
which Sarah Ja.e Jaulison AMI ,nree four others
seized hold of jeanne Patterson and beat her In
brutal about the head ana lace with n largo
club, terHnbting the Hght Dy emtshIng at lcas, q
dozen ta,nDles ana tea cups her head, iDnict.
ing severe and ugly wound on her lett temple
lfUin which tne blood lowed a stream. besIneAr-
ing the wall and loor After tie Hssaflants hni
amused themselves enough with iheir unfortunate
ana powcre,s yietim they let her CO. She then went
INTO the street and securing the services OF olcer
Aaldoon or the Eighth precinct secured the arrest
Of Sarah Jano the Other .parlies ia tho meantime
making their esclpe. Ihc C1llcr aud tho prisoner
subsequently appeared before Jnstce COX az Jefer-
son Market, whcrt the puZBaciouS ana OoOdthIrsly
Sarah Jane was committed IN deiAHt Of 81 0J0 bali.
and the complainant who was horribly Inang ed and
weak iton the ioss III blood, was seat W Bclleyao
Hospital Tor uedicRi tfeatmenL
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NEW YORK LEGIsLATURE.
SENATE.
ALBANY, March .. 1870.


Bills KYroRrxD
~ Mr. rEuarnfincreasngt ths number of Judges OF ths
Cy Soui o Brooklyn, and TO regulate csi and crimina
By NJ. kSsNEoY-charteriug tho Industrial Exhibition
Company.
ny Mr. wfsstow-AmendIng ths charisr of tho Ns,ropo
NJ FIsLns-Ameniing tho aos rsatiys to the powers
or the hoard or supsryiaors.
NJ NuLL.sro secure religious freedom - convctA
in State prisons.
Ry Mr. LirTL facilitate thu OF the
Lake Ontario Shots Railroad.
: - BILLS ISTHONucED.
ny Mr. sANropo Establishing tho compensation OF Csns
giving each salary OF $4,000 per anngui
BY Mr. xuarHY--Fo the suppression OF Iottcrios
biLLb PASSED, 4
Amshcing the chartcr o! tha Union Theoogc Seminary
o. eu iork e amending the charter OF the College of
~ fnnc's arYier OF New prs city authorizing the North
AmsrcAn ihe nsnchco Company to Issue scrip policy
Department
COUNT ArPPALs
Tho Senate went into committee bill providing for
e election OF chief judge and Judges OF tho Court
OF Appea3 AND judges OF ths Coar of tho
city AID county OF New forS. After discussion tha b ~
ordered TO . taird reading and thea passed.
THE NEW YORK INSTITUTE FOR THE BLIND.
Thabl amending tho charter the New YORK Ipstitns
for the Blind was ordered 10 a tn'rd reading.
- kKEcUrlyE sRssioS.
MT NDHTtN moved executive of
considering the nominations of notsres public
commissioners.
Mr. BRADLEY moved to ameai consider all
sent In by tho Governor.
Mr.. GENET moved to ny tho resolution ON tho table
Loaf
Mr. Bradlcys motion Senate then went
into executive and whca the do0rs opened
journed.
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TILEGRAPnIC NDWS
ROM
ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD
The Burliagame Memoriam In Russia
and France.
Irince Pierre Bonaparte Sam
mOned for Trial.
RUSSIA.


nfisissor BuriiDgamc's Reception ny the
Cxar-Thc Imperial Reply 10 the Chinese
Mission.
Sr. PETERSBURG March 3, 1870.
4 short time before the death OF Mr. Burlingame
the Chinese Ambassadors mad tnelr first audience
with the Czar, 10 whom they were presented by
Prince Gortschakon.
MI. Burlingamc. introducing his fellow ambassa-
dors addressed the Emperor as fol,ows:--
SIRE--ln the name OF myself and my colleagues 1
pave the honor 10 present the letter uf The Emperor
OF China accrediting us TO you. aud expressing
Wisnes Tor the happiness and heath or your Majesty
ana OF the imperial family, ana Tor the prosperity
oI your subjects. Permit Inc to recall 10 mind
Ile services ol your able representative at Pekp,
Nenerai vlau2o, whose policy OF equity aud conc,-
ha:On contributed TO inspire CHINA with the Wish 10
enter into tue family or nations. and leaas her now
Shr0ugh US, 70 declare Ler desire thar the irendiy
relations between Russia anu CHINA which have ex-
1sted for three centuries may be perpetual.
TO this the Emperor repled:-
1t is agreeable to see you here, for YOU present
xresh proofs nf the pacific relations which unite
Russia ana China, and which the negotiations you
are about to enter upon viii draw closer. II Is par
1icularly agreeable TO the interests CT CHINA on
trusted TO tho citizen 0. state especially yylnpa
thetic with Russia.
Inc Embassy was received with all the honors &C.
corded tn diplomats Of tho highest rank.
Friendly Towards switzer.and.
ST. PETERSBURG, March 3, 1870
The Russian government has Withdrawn its de-
mand recently made upon Switzerland for the sur
render OF Rebchajelf the Russian CRIMINAL who Ced
TO that country for asylum.
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LAW 10 PREVENT palZe fIGaIlSG.

The following Oil TO prevent prlle fighting wAA
Introduced 10 the unied states Senate b7 Mr.. VIZ
son. OF Massachusetts
SECTION |. That any person being citizen. tur
habitant or resident OF any state or Territory Wn0
sha, by pfcvicus appointments, arrangement or en-
gagcaens mase therein, leave sad state or Terri
tory auu engage In night with another person
witnin the limits OF another state or Territory shal.
on conviction lii ang D!strict Circuit Court OF tho
United States, bt punished by Imprisonment not less
tnaD Two years. or " a nno oi uol lesA than three
thousand dciiar5.
sEC. :. That any person being \ citizen, tnnab,-
tent or resident o oui other STATE or Territory WAC
snail ne present sat huch ghi as an aii second or
surgeon or WHO snall advise. encourage or promote
such nght shall, on coNvlcfiOn IN any District OF
Circuit Court or the United states be punished by
imprisonment not less than one gear, by nn0
not tess than nftecn huniTed dylais.
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4 Blc5Sl fIsRT- --pSGBlBlt MUs0Es.

AboG, n,ne o'clock ias, evening Patrick aoKenns.
OF 72 Mulberry s'feet Michae Caraghty. OF o. Bax-
ter street: James Geragty. OF "a Baxter street aui
Pa.rlcS Mahan, OF ii Baxter street. got into an al
tercaton NJ 81 Bayard street. Michael GerayntY
struck McKenna several times on ,hc head with 4
haehet, Knocking him down aud innlsting shree
cuts--onc on the back OF TIE head ana two on the
right temple aud when 6own, James Getach,y ana
fairick Mahan kicked and oeat him In a irsghtfu
manner. McEcnna was taken 20 tue SIKH p,ccinct
station house ~ acritic. condition and from thence
10 Reneyue Hospital. Tue brothers GeAaghtY anu
Malan were arrested hy oJ,cer poaoAac, OF the
niK Va yteClaCl
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CUBA.

Tho Volunteer Legion itendy 20 Take the
Eield-Adniiral MaicamDo WatchInx for Fili-
bustsriag Expediiions--aIoro Insurgents Rc-
ported Surrendered. .
HAVANA. March 3 1870.
The ofnccrs OF the Volunteer Legion called on
Captain General &c Rodas to-day ana formally
offered their SERVICES In behalf OF the Spanish cause
They have fully organized the legion ana are ready
to take the Ged.
Adinfal Mslcasipo has sailed with Ave gunooats
70 watch the expeditions which were reported to
nass lett Now YORK last SATURDAY. Two hundred
ana tments-eight insurgents. commanded by Jose
Martae. some armed WITH rlaes ana others with
machetes, came in from the Puerto Principe region
yesterday and voluntarily surrendered TO tho govern.
inenE authorities near vila Clara. Que hundred
aud iorty more presented themselves at Las Minas
and Ricas and asked 10 be allowed To take the OATH
Of allegiance to SPAN.
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AEniI.ous BRu,seRs.

Edwards md Barney Aaron Matched.
The subject OF 4 match between Barney Aaron and
Edwards was much talked Of yesterday among the
sporting men who nad witnessed and were return
Ing rom the Coilyes-Edwards ngnt. At late nour
on Wednesday night party Of Aaron's friends went
70 Edwards headquarters, AT Harry Hnps, ana
offered 10 match Aaron against Edwards Tue latter
on beng consulted tod Harry Hull, who had at once
expressed bls willingness 10 back niln. that nc
would light Aarcl M three months. Yesterday a
forfeit wasput up by bOth parties and IL u expected
thaL articles Wii lie slgned IN lew days. The
match viii he for not less tnan 81, 900 a side Az
both Aaron and Edwards nave yanquisned COhyer
the match between tnelu Is regarded with much ia
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ENGLAND.

Parliamentary Procecdinss--The ARMY Esii.
naates---A Doubtful Conpiiaicnt frona the
Promier.
LONDON March 5, 1870
In tho House OF Lords the Naturalization bin
passed to second reading ana the Sunday fradng
bill was read for the third zine. alter which the
House adjourned.
In the House of Commons Mr.. Gladstone made an
explanation IN regard to the condition of the Fenan
conviota. He said they were kept apart from other
prisoners ana treated better, II anything The wife
OF O'D0nOvan Eossa had been permitted 10 visit her
husband In bis cell and while there she congratu-
lated him on hls improved appearance. lbaugLter.)
Mr.. Cardweli, Secretary OF state Tor War. sub
mitted the army budget. with an explanation. The
expenditures are estimated al less than 1000 600
Mr.. Cardweli said the government proposed 10 re-
tain the period OF twelve years the OF mil
Say Service Tor The second ha OF which active duty
must be performed In case OF war. The result would
be that the home reserve would mum 81 900 men,
including 1000 volunteers.
Sir J. PakngtOn approved OF the general outlines
OF the budget, out denounced some OF the reductions
a. slsrmingly nprudent, especially those IN the IN
dian service.
After general and desultory discussion rne sup
plies asked for by the War secretary. with G5C0 900
added fOr pay and allowances, weTo voted.
1he House adjourned.
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sAysGs BANKS AND TsE a1esNAL REVENUE TAX

Undistrihurcd Earnings Exempt from Dividend
Tax-Dep0siiors Receiving Dividends or In
tcrcst be 1B xed tIsc Same.
The letter published below from the Commissioner
OF Internal Revenue inparts very important inIor-
nation upon the subject or the extent and liability
Us saviuss banks to pay internal revenue tax. AZ
also making clear tae duty of deposltors In return
ing the dividends or interest ney receive from
institutions ~ part OF their income ana such
ject 10 TAX equally VITA income from other sources.
The letter also shows that the OnCers OF savings
banks have no business to advertise declare that
tney will pay the tax on the interest accrulng, as
the ceposltors individually must pay liz
TEEhsugr DEPARTMENT.,
OrrtCG or fhrEasAL kTyEsuR.i
WhaHINGToN Feb. "a 1a7U.
Sir enco,aycn herewith copy letter. iGt
ins rom Henry tiecker Of the Disns Savings
Hapsbirg -aya referred him you for toe inor-
NATION which hs wishes fon therefore, Instructed
that the atc Comnissoner of Internal Revenue n. a.
Rollins, decided In teprusy, 1867, tnat the nnd,s
ir1ucd earnings n tbosa banks enumerated "a
provt0 to sson III, June 80 s3t AMENDED, sbuud
De he'd ercnpt from dividend I!iu
dccis published on c0, yo' Internal Revenue
RECORD, and na bSea tcarnea by ths preteni Commits
CURED 10 tar under Bccton I2a but tno
AL other banss, savings otherwise subject
provised in said sec0n Iht dsposors recetpg
dvidsnds interest r3oi the savings banks in
the 20 sectou ltu required 10 Tho
tsxsne ia their annual statement OF Income. Very
fuzzy, O. DELANo, tomu.sslonar.
MiobAEL scASLo-, Assessor fhiid aNfic,, htaoslyu.
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VENEZUELA.

Attack on Valencia by nsmrgcuts-Thry rro
Hepn'scd with Severe Lo-s-Defeut Of Rebels
st Arag0M.
CARACAS, via HAVANA, Feb. 10. 1870
General salazar, with i.2oo insurgents, attacked
the town OF Valencia and repulsed Dy tue small
garrison, assisted nJ the inhabitants. He withdrew
with the loss or sixty killed and l5O wounded.
rebel faction at Aragua has aau been defeated
and General Bxrrie2 taken prisoner
President Mona2as has issued a proclamation an
nouncina these victories and hoping they wl provo
she foundation OF peace.