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STEAM TO BRISTOL DIRrCT.
SHORT ROUTE TO SOUTH or ENGLAND
The Anchor Inc steamship
IOWA
will sail from pier 20 North RIVER At noon on Wednesday
July ~, direct for Bristol.
Rates OF Passage, payable In CURRENCY
First Cabin. xt6 AMI Y7b. according 10 location
Intermediate, &Sg st -erale So
Passengers booked Liverpool Glasgow
London.
For passage, &c., apply at the compnnys on,ces.
HESDEkSON BROTHERS, Agents.
NO. Bowling Green.
CTEAM TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL, CAR
- rying the United States mails
Sailing Wednesday.
COLORADO Freeman July 60 at II A. VI.
WISCONSIN, VIM ans. July "a, ut L. N.
From oier 46 North river.
Cabin passage, $40. gold; steera.e, t30 currency.
Passengers booked to AMI from Paris Ha n5urg Norway
and Sweden, Drafts ireland, England France and
Germany at lowest rsiex Apply to
WILLIAMS GUION, 20 Broadway.
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIP,

nIRECT LINE TO AND FROM FRANCE.
- The Hamburg American Packet Companys iron mall
steamship
SILESIA,
Captain n Trsumsnn carving tho rnitod States mails will
sail on Tuesday, July 10, Is o. at q r. ~. for
PLYMOUTH, CHtRBOt RG AND HAMBURG,
taking TO Lonaon (va Pymou,h) and Paris via
CLerbourg
First Cabin Slg0; Second CABIN S72; Steerage, 81
PAYABLE In I nited States gold coin
Inc WESTPHALlA will follow on Ju y rs.
kUNHARnT y CO., G. H. RICHARD BOAS,
General AGENTS, General assen:er Agents.
6l Eroad street. N. y No. Barclay street., N. Y.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

M ACOUPIN COUNTY, ILL.
IVA To ali to whom II may concern.
Ba II remembered that on FRI the lst dny Of June,
A. D. Is the Same being yet OK the OF the
aforesaid term Of said County Court the 70 lowing ainou
other inss had and OF record la the
word. mn b ,urs, followins 4 to witt
In the matter OF the registry and payment Of county bonn
WLe as appaArs from examination Of coupons presented
10 this that there duplicate numbers county
bonus in ccuation Is 1cred by the Court that county
bonds nacoup county coupons detached from said
bonus De- paid u the bon have been presented tnia
Court Tor approval and re yistry.
Orere tnt the lerx o. this Court to be published
In the county two the CITY OF New
o. this or er; ssO to furnish &esrs. Howes Macy
and Messrs Cnesnlt dubois copy OK the order
A tue cory. 1HOS NJ. METCALF, County Clerk.
Court will be In session Curinve H., FOR the purpose
Of receiving AM examnn: all bona for registration
the Monday OF July. and the tern,
Gay in September 1870.
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TOR ST THOMAS, w. l., MERCHANTS DEsPArCR
u Line.-To sail, July q, the sesmshp wILLIAH
above.
For freight or passage having unequaed accommodates
for comfort, Apply to
Gk0. A. PHILIPS 4 COLLINS, Al South street
Positively no freight received after Saturday 2d AgeuQ
in ~. III maa, Mesus. Geo. A. Philips Co. who wt1
promptly forward any goods desne for the AadS
the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-19

(NITIxENS' SAVINGS BANK,
~ ~ Rowery, southwest corner NJ Can Il street.
Money deposited On before July 20 will diaw intere
from July at the rate OF six per cent all
year.
Bank open every from 10 A. NJ to r. NJ and on Nor
days and Saturdays from 10 A. NJ. TO y. NJ.
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rxAyELs.is,.s, GUIDE.

TOR BRIDGrPORT AND ALL POINTS on HOUSAs
tonic and Nausathck Rairoli; fare n stea leave
Csharine slip II AMI IL every night Sundays
cet- IL
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l VI iEnf PRIZES CASHkD AND INFORMATION
IL 'ven Kentucky Royal Havana circulars sent JU
eErh tAi ES v, No. IL al, street., boz Sj4 Pos.
oac~ Branch Office. ts7 iroome street. ~ ~
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L'OR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
Oh Line. Low freight
The well known first class side wheel steamship
BIhNvILLR,
j. II. Baker, Commander.
viii leave pier No 30 North risor Saturday, July H. at
r. NJ Fret ht taken at through rates ST. Louis, &obn
and Galveston.
For frc.n. passage having superior
apply u LIVINGSTON, FOX CO.,
81 Liberty strock.
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(yENTRAL PARK GARDEN, SUNDAY EVENING
~ Would the ~ who did get leaving car,
grant interview to RkMl Post ONCE box 3,75A
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HAVANA, SISAL AND VERA CRUZ
sst,n New York and Mexican Ma steamship Line,
Thns NV ,s'y wentv Says, from pier Ia Eat river.
lily OF MHxlCJ. Zimmerman Mon niav Aug l. ASP. n.
for freight or passage apply TO ' go -
Y. ALExASDRK SONS. IS Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-19

TOHN j. KELLY, OF SAVANNAH, WILL HEAR SOME
q thing his advantage by sending his address ~ K
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IF THE YOUNG MAN WHO WAS LOOKING AT THE
bay pony at 25S West Twentysixth street.
ago Will please call again he will hear OF thing his
advantage.
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to commence SAT aDAY, July o.
and continue i've days.
NOr1cE-BY CONSENT OF ALL THE PARTIES IN
~ ercsted IN the great double race, Honest Allen
has been substituted in the place o. License.
E. q. READ, Secretary.
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DERMUDh MAIL.
ID The steamship SAN FRANCISCO viii be despatched h
Hamilton, Bermuda on Wednesday, July "a.
For freight and passage apply TO
W. h. WEBB, "a Exchange pIaes.
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sFOATiNG- DOCS, BIRDS, &C.
ERANcIs BUTLER. NO. S PECK SLIP HAS ALL TuE
choice breeds OF O0gs fnr sock Buffers iu
fallble Mango Cnre and Fea kxrcrmna,or 7Sc Bnters
all Diseases
The Van Buren press., 1870-02-01
g,,- One day last week, man suppos'

Gs,- One day last week, a man suppos'
cd to be A. d. BELL, who killed the Sher-
iff of Hill Co., Texas, by the name OF
SSrED, was taken off the St Louis stage
atthis place and put in Jail. 1t was un-
dcrstood that a reward of S4, 900 was Of
ftred for his delverance to the authorl-
ties of Texas. On Friday night last,
Deputy Sheriff Perry and another man,
started with Bell for Texas to deliver him
up. Just as they got to the branch this
side of Fort Smith, Perry was taken I'M
well and had to stop for few minutes,
and the prisoner was left in the charge
OF g leather breeches," so called. Bell
complained Of being cold and got " leath-
er brceches " to pull his blanket around
him tighter, and was complying, when
Bell, ungrateful fellow, took his two
hand cufed hands and knocked leather
breeches down and giving him few
farewell kicks, made his escape. AL
though the surrounding country was
searched, no clue could be had Of the
prisoner. He was no doubt a desperate
man and took desperate chances for es-
cape, and made it.
DrscRIprIoN-6 feet high, large blue eyes
and brown hair. beard on chin and moustache
lyed black, weighs about l45 lbs. Had on
Keptucky jeans blue coat and pants--wa'
making his way to Benton county; age about
Wyears. Went by the name of A. Dyer.
The Van Buren press., 1870-02-01
IMPORTANT SUPREME COURT DECISIONS

IMPORTANT SUPREME Court DECISIONS.
The Supreme Court met yesterday
morning, when Chief Justic w. w. Will
shire delivered an opinion with reference
to the question of Confederate money be-
ing valid consideration for the payment
of any debt contracted during the war.
He held that such payment was illegal,
and not valid consideration for any
debt that may have been contracted. The
opinion was very lengthy, filling fifty
pages of legal cap. The opinion was
concurred in by all the Judges with the
exception of Judge Harrison dissenting.
Associate Justice Gregg, also delivered
an opinion with reference to the legal OBJ
legation Of note given for slaves before
and during the war He held the obliga
ton to be good, and the maker Of the
note legally bound to take up the same.
The opinion was endorsed by the Chief
Justice and Judge Harrison. Judges
Mcclure and Bowen dissenting.-L. R.
Republican, 20M.
The Van Buren press., 1870-02-01

EXCELLENT OFFICERs.-T recent trial
of the tobacco cases before the United
States Commissioner at Van Buren, has
attracted the attention Of the legal fra
ternity not only in this State but through
out the country. The points involved
in these cases were intricate and most
ably Investigated by Col. Churchill, who
was courteous in his attention to the liti-
gants, as the United States Marshal, w.
A. Britton, and his Assistant, Captain
Jas. w. Donnelley, were faithful and ju-
dicious in the discharge of the peculiarly
delicate duties of their positions The
Government is indeed to be congratulated
upon its service by such faithful and
competent ollicials.-Dardanele Times.
The Van Buren press., 1870-02-01
FROM WASHINGTON.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK.
New York, Jan. 23.
The Tribune this morning in speaking
Of the adoption by the Senate yesterday
of brakes prescription amendment to
the Virginia admission bill, says it wa.
caused by combination of little States
and little souls, and fears that the resto
ration of Virginia has been indefinitely
postponed by yesterdays work.
KENTUCKY.
LOUISVILLE, Jan. %.
George Dennissn Prentice, the poet
editor and founder of the Louisville
Courier Journal, died peacefully ant
consciously at 4 O'Clock this morning
His remains will lay in state at the Ma
sonic Temple until Monday. They vii
be inferred in Carr Hill Cemetery. Mr.
Prentice was 6S years old.
The Van Buren press., 1870-02-01
Public Meeting.

In response to a call, signed by large
number of the citizens Of the county, tc
take into consideration the excited state
of affairs at the time, meeting WAS held
on Saturday at the Courthouse, and the
following proceedings had:
AT mass meeting Of the citizens Of
Crawford County, held at the Courthouse
on the Goth of January, 1870, DR.. L. C.
WHITE was called to the chair, Nj. w
WARDEN and GEo. DIvELBIss were chosen
secretaries.
After appropriate remarks by the Presi'
dent, Gen III. f. Thomson, Hon. Jesse
Turner, Capt. III. S. Anderson, Capt, b
j. Brown, and Col. G.. Wilcox, the fol
lowing resolution was unanimously
adopted
ReS0lUed, by the citizens of Crawford coun-
ty in Mass Meeting assembled, That they are
in favor of peace and order, and the due en-
forcement of the law in all cases, and under
all circumstancesand this without distinction
of race color, politics. or any other considera-
ton and that they WILL therefore. frown up
on and discountenance every act of lawless-
ness and violence, and uphold the officers OF
the law in the legitimate discharge of thciI
duties.
On motion the meeting adjourned.
L. C. WHITE, Chm'n.
NJ. W. WARDEN,
GEo. DTELBIss, Secretaries.
The Van Buren press., 1870-02-01
RIVER NEWS.
TUESDAY, Feb. |, 1870.

- TUESDAY, Feb. |, 1870.
che liver is falling with scant feet above
watcr mark. Navigation is becoming
newhat difficult. except for the extreme
hit boats. Weather clear, pleasant and
.lngflke.
shs'0&ly arrival for the last week was the
It Gibson from Little Rock. ~
'hadI hos. II. Allen reached the foot Of Van
bar, four miles below here, aud being
10 get over went back. ~
Mxp,ericap, on her way up, IS reported
IL weaty miles below Lcwisburg. We
'esu0 Further particulars.
he Fort Smith Is still hard aground twen-
nite4 below Fort Gibson. a portion OF
crsW arrived here last Sunday and report
tsAeis in some danger Of brcakingintwo,
Ms on a Lump.
The Van Buren press., 1870-02-01

EFFECT OF PRouIBIToRY TARIFF.--The
New York World arguing the effect Of 8
prohbitory tariff 10 destroy commerce
and the domestic industries dependent
upon it, illustrates its conclusion by thi.
practical statement:
Twelve years ago, from the top OF
Trinity, these busy beehives Of industry
might have been seen, or the smoke from
their chimneys:
Allaire Works, 700 hands, now car
stable.
Etna Works, GOO hands, shut up.
Novelty W orks, 800 hands, liquidating
South Brooklyn Works, liquidating
Fulton Works, ceased to exist.
The Morgan Works and the Delamatel
Works to day employ less than half the
number of men they employed when all
these rival works were crowded and pros
porous.
The Van Buren press., 1870-02-01

Fy- A paper in Illinois talks in this
way: you owe one but asingle dol
lar, go and pay him; when there is so lit
tie money we ought to keep it moving
around lively. Jim owed us, and we
owed Bill, and Bill owed Jim. Jim got
mad because we made him pay one morn
ing last week but We paid Bill, and Bill
paid Jim, and Jim went to bed that night
happy rs q clam, with just as much mon
oy as he had in the morning, and three
men out of debt"
The Van Buren press., 1870-02-01
Farmers Attention /!

To All whom these Presents shall
concentrating.
II NOW YE, that the Red WangdOo-
IN die Mill, Is now read for business
and will be run on the 35th parallel. agalns,
the "Thayer Snag Boat" w. l.. Dcnckla 4
Cos Railroad, or any other Velocipede men
IN the State. And that for and in considcra-
ton of every Three Bushels Of good
Wheat, at the Mill delivered, One Hum
drcd pounds Of Superiine. Flour will
to appcrtaining.
Furthermore, Cash on hand for good Wheat
at full market value.
BRIGHT PERRY.
July T'on8m ..-..-.--.,..
The Van Buren press., 1870-02-01
VAN BUREN,, ARKANSAS.
A Gard.

/ would say to the kind friends who so
liberally subscribed for the repair OF the
III. Z. Church in this place, that the
Board of Trustees have made contracts
for the work as far as their means would
allow, and it will be necessary now to
have the money in hand to carry on the
work and would request that, at your
earliest convenience, you pay the amount
of your subscription. The list is at my
store, where settlements can be made.
CuAs. f. HARVEY,
80 Treas. of Board
The Van Buren press., 1870-02-01

E- We mail our papers for Evansville
n Tuesday afternoon and they leave
ere Wednesday and should reach there
40 next day. Where the fault is for the
at that time we cannot tell.
The Van Buren press., 1870-02-01
Manhood; How Lost, How Restored.

JUST published a new edition Of DR.. CuLyERwELL's $
CELEBRArrp Essay on the RADICAL cuRE without
mcdicnc) of SPERMAroRRilFA, or seminal, Mental and
Physical incapacity, impcdiments to marriage, etc.
also, CoNsuuPrIoN, EPILEPSY, and FITS, induced by
scf-indulgcnce or sexual eytravagapce.
nc Price in q sealed envelope on'y cents.
The celebrated author in this admirable essay
clearly demonstrates from thirty years successful
practice that the alarming consequences OF self
use of Internal medicine or the application OF the
knife; pointing out mode Of cure at once simple
certain and eoctua by means which every suffer
himself chenply. privately and radically.
nD- This Lecture should be in the hands OF every
youth and every man in the land.
Sent, under seal, in plain envelope, to any ad.
dress, paid, on receipt q, six cents or two post
price . cents, Address the publishes.
GINS c. KLINE & CO.,
iy ~ Bowery, N. y, po,t-ofhcc box 1855.
The Van Buren press., 1870-02-01

H- The popular Importer, left Little
,ock with as much cotton for New Or
ans as she could carry. This is the best
cgt and with most liberal officers that
o6uEout of the river to New Orleans. If
sere is cotton to be had they can always
The Van Buren press., 1870-02-01

EE The Broom Factory recently cs-
blished at Fort Smith, failing to make
pdy, closed out and moved to Memphis.
hc proprietors went down on the last
ID Of the Ozark.
The Van Buren press., 1870-02-01

~ The Dardanellc Transcript comes
a. again after a suspension of two or
.SUe weeks. HENRY p BARRY is Editor
The Van Buren press., 1870-02-01
FOR SALE,

MORE than One Hundred Lots, in the
own of Van Buren, and number of
Valuable Farms in Crawford County.
JESSE TURNER,
.ae~ . Agent for the owners.
fab 16,'69-4m
The Van Buren press., 1870-02-01

kH- The editor of the Fort Smith NeU
era, passed down Wednesday for Little
lock, on the Fort Gibson.
The Van Buren press., 1870-02-01

e. 1t is reported that three of the
Isher party passed old man Stoneroads,
the Cherokee Nation last Sunday.
The Van Buren press., 1870-02-01

New Wholesale and Retail Drug
ores Just opened at Van Buren,, on Main
rect, near NJ. Lynch's Store.
The Van Buren press., 1870-02-01

For cheap Drugs and everything
sually kept in Drug Stores go to the New
ity Drug Store in Van Buren,, on Main st.
The Van Buren press., 1870-02-01

For cheap Paints, Oils, Glass Gnd
lfpcntnc, go to the New City Drug Store
Van Buren.
The Van Buren press., 1870-02-01
ARKANSAS GAZETTE,
Printing and Book Binding
ESTABLISHMENT,

LITTLE Rock, ARKANSAS
Established n d. 1872
TERMS: SUBSCRIPTION.
WEERLy-S2 per annum 81 for six months
20 copies for S30 one extra copy free of
charge will be furnished to the getter up of
every club of ten subscribers at any one Post
Office.
DAILy-SlO per annum; 81 per month for
any less time. Address,
WOODRUFF & BLOCIlER.
The Van Buren press., 1870-02-01

t. Save your money and buy your Drugs
iii Fancy Toilet articles cheap at the New
lty Drug Store in Van Buren,.
The Van Buren press., 1870-02-01

NOR Cheap Bcdstcads. Mattresses, Chairs,
and all kinds of common Furniture, call
/ ID II. LYON, Van BureR.
The Van Buren press., 1870-02-01
The New City Drug Store NaI

3uyen supplies country dealers, physicians
nd planters with new fresh drugs very cheap.
The Van Buren press., 1870-02-01


TNIIE Van Buren Agricultural Works have
erected in connection with their otheI
works, a Steam Cotton Gin, consisting Of
Two Sixty Saw Gins an Improved
Press, etc.
They are now prepared to receive and Gin
all Cotton that may be brought to them.
They have a large BRICK JYAREHO USE
for the Storage of the Seed cotton, as well as
when baled, free Of charge; thus obvlating ell
danger from fire. We offer to cotton prOduc-
ers great inducements In the ginning of their
cotton.
tE- We will Gin, Press, Store and deliver
cotton on the river bank on Us liberal terms
as any other Gin.
We are nor rapidly rebuilding these
Works, destroyed By fire last ~int~. tn
machmery, Gins and Mills. ciH be Of the
most improrcd styles. We wW be rsadt-
ness for the first Of tho ensuing crop, and
ash our old friends TO remember W.
HAYMAN Il SCOTT.
Van Buren, Aug. lG, 1869 II
The Van Buren press., 1870-02-01


EF' The Little Rock Gazette of the
25th says:
The Van Buren, and Fort Smith papers
have commenced the old squabble about
the removal of the L. S. District Court
for the Western District of Arkansas.
Fort Smith is decidedly in favor of hav-
ing it removed to that place, while Van
Buren, manifests disposition to hold on
to it. The Echo, at Fayetteville, we be
licvc, puts in q claim for its town. The
competition is so heavy that We presume
Van Buren, will have to keep it.
The Gazette is sensible.
DEATH OF DR.. j. G. HALLrBURToN -
II is our painful duty to record the death
of another old and well esteemed citizen
that of DR.. John G.. Halliburton, who
died on Sunday last, at Sp. ND.
VAsurI--Many people have been pug
zled to know the origin and Specification
of the name Of Miss Evans last novel.
The Macon, Ga, Journal and Messenger
enlightcns us. and we cnlighten our read
ers on the subject:
We have been asked half dozen times
what yashti," the name Of Mrs. Angus
ia J. Wilson's Evans } last novel; means.
1t is Hebrew word, signifying THAT
DRINKS or THREAD. Those who are not
familiar with Holy Writ (none of the
readers of this paper referred to) can Oh
tain some light on the subject by reading
the first apd second chapters of Esther
the only book in the Bible that does not
mention the namo Of God, Jehovah, or
does not in some way refer to a Supreme
Being"
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-09-22

for this regenerative work in behalf OF
Mexico, we express the conviction, re-
peated again and again, by intelligent
Americans who have personal knowledge
of its affairs, by leading minds in the do
minant Liberal party, and by foremost
menbe of the government, that peace,
order, stable institutions of government,
and other fruits of a mature civilization,
can only be attained by the more general
and pervasive influence of a Protestant
Christianity We simply add, that many
testimonials from prominent civilians,
Mexican and American, confirm the state
ment of our devoted missionaries, that the
entire Republic is ready to receive pure
Christian teaching and worship. And
we desire that it be distinctly understood
by all, that the only limitation to Chris
tian work to-day in elevating and bless
ing Mexico, lies in the means to diffuse
Bible literature and to train and sustain
Bible readers and preachers. -...
On behalf of the Directors of the Ameri-
can and Foreign Christian Union,
WILLIAM A. BOOTH, President,
]. GLENTwoRTH BUTLER, Secretary.
81 Bible House, New York.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-09-22
The Brandon Concert.

Editor Rutland Herald The concert
given at the Town Hall, on Wednesday
evening, by Mr.. Ernst Perabo of Boston,
Mass, assisted by Miss Lizzie Sanderson
of this village, was attended by large
and select audience. So far as musical
culture Is concerned, your correspondent
is, unfortunately, lily prepared to judge
of artistic merit; but if one who loves
music, and who is intensely moved by its
power, is at all qualified to judge Of the
concert last evening, he would decide it
one of superior excellence.
Mr.. Perabo, in manner a gentleman,
modest and unassumiDg, is evidently a
master in his profession, and his perform
anees at the piano are, think, very rare
ly surpassed.
As singer Miss Sauderson is, and has
long been great favOrite with the people
of Brandon, and may the day when her
voice shall charm us no more, be far dis
tant. Both the pianist and the sweet
singer were regarded with great favor by
the audience, as was abundantly shown
by rapt attention and hearty applause.
1t was cheering to zee so many of the
cultivated men and women of Brandon at
the concert, giving evidence of their love
and appreciation of that which is calcu-
lated to elevate the character and ennoble
the heart. May such concerts be eharac-
teristic of Brandon in the future, while
"Nigger Shows" shall be things of the
past. CIvIs.
Brandon, Sept, 18th, 1870.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-09-22
Washington Items.

The Bureau of Detail of the Navy De-
partment is now engaged in detailing the
necessary officers, in conformity with the
late order of the Secretary of the Navy
relieving all retired officers from duty.
The White House is being painted
and renovated in expectance of President
Grant and family, who are shortly to take
up their residence there.
During the three weeks ending Sep
tember 10, 1870, the shipments of specie
from New York amounted to $3,618, ,495,
of which $3,516,917 went to Liverpool.
The following are the Treasury bal
ances at the close of business on Wednes-
day: Coin, s97, 2o7S0; currency,
S36,332, ,003 40; coin certificates, $21,191,-
500. =--r
"A detachment of 300j recruits have
been ordered from Fort Columbus, New
York, to San Francisco, California, to be
assigned to the Twelfth Infantry.
The school ship Savannah was at An
napolis on Thursday, in order that the
midshipmen might be paid off, and leave
on the afternoon train Their leave of
absence extends to the Both inst. 1854
The new postal treaty with Brazil,
which is to go into effect Immediately,
fixes the postage from any part of the
United States to any part of Brazil at
fifteen cents. prepayment compulsory.
Secretary Cox is the only Cabinet
officer in Washington, and he refused to
allow the State Republican Associations
to have the lists of the clerks in bis de-
partments in order that they might be as-
sessed for campaign purposes.
Governor McCook, of Colorado, tele-
graphs TO Gen. Dent that flee has been
elected as delegatesro Congress from that
territory, and that Republican gains are
throughout the territory.