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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-11-18
ALEXIS NOT ARRIVED.

The Latest Despatch Sreu sandy HsoG-A
Timely Suggestion Regarding the Preces-
sion.
SANDY HOOK, Nov. II, 1871.
There have oeen no signs OF the Russian frigaes
SHETLAND observed from the Sandy Hook or High-
land station up to eight O'Clock this evening Wind
fresh from northwest; weather lazy on shore =
Such is the tenor Of ne only telegram fecs:7sd dr
70 zen O'CLOCK iasf light The inference nom this
announcement Is that the Grand Duke will nos vsls
new YORK before Monday now, even should ~
arrive 10 the Lower Bay to-day. SO so long - -
'a'r'es now everything 80 far a. the Executive
committee concerneu, must remain az o STANG
sIiL Inc arrangements for entertaining Teasing
and toasting His Imperial Highness have an
peeh completed. and there now remains
Hundreds OF Idle specuations are afoat re0a rdtns
tne prODaOlty OF the SHETLAND having gone 10 tnS
west lndies and other equally baseless aasertiops
were YESTERDAY promulgated, but they must be
NOT possibly be FAR from our shores and while tha
prevailing sentiment, "he comes not, is beinv ex-
pressed the watchman may be expected at any hour
to raise the welcome cry, 10 he comethn
SHALL THE PROCESSION 90 TO FoRrIErH srREEr
To THR EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK HERALD
Permit me to make q suggestion to the parties
having charge OF the reception OF the Grand Duke.
The parade IL too short. All the people In New
York cannot be crowded into tire space between the
Battery and Seventeenth street on Broadway; it
snouid be az FAR up as Fortierh street. Then there
would be enough room for the crowd which will un-
doubleday be out that day to see the procession. II
the parade Is to be only from the Battery to Seven
teenth street 500 600 people will have to be ammed
and crushed In that comparatively small space. Re-
spectlully yours. 4. U. y.
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW Yoax HERALD

HAVANA, Nov. II, 1871.
There were several rowing ana sailing matches In
this harbor yesterday.
Boats crews from the Spanish frigate Corona and
English frigate Niobe were the contestants IN one
case, and the former were victorious.
The American sloop Josie was the winner OF the
yacht race.
The rowing match between boats crew from
the American merchant steamer Columbia and one
from the English frigate Niobe was won by the
latter
The rowing OF the Spanish crew was splendid, ana
much admired by the spectators.
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German Official Correspondence To
Be Carried on in the
Russian Language.
prayers To Be offered in the
Same Tongue.
NOrthern Imperialism i'm the
Universities.
TELEGRAM 70 THE NEW yuax HEBAlD.


= The following special despatch to the
HKRAID has been received from our CORE
Spondent in the Russian capital by way OF
London
s. LONDON, Nov. II, 1871.
have information from reliable source in
st. Petersburg which announces that the gov
ernment of the Gear has determined on the
enforcement Of the most energetic measures
For the accomplishment of a complete Russiaca-
lion Of the populations Of the Baltic German
( provinces Of the empire.
Beginning on tho LIST of January, 1872, all
Hhe administrative functionaries serving in the
territory must address the central authorities
In St. Petersburg in the Russian language.
! The imperial government will DECLARE the
= r-6sS.1x -,T. isS--SG- - - ~
Russian language the only one to be used in
the drafting Of public DEGREES, and in the law
courts and churches of the provinces subss-
4ucnt to New Year.
!. The German University established at Dor
pat will be removed to wilma, and Russian
lied completely as an educational institution,
In Its curriculum Of teaching, professorships
Ind library.
= When the University is removed from
porpat college-but only Of local educa-
Honal infuence-will be permitted to remain
1T that place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-11-18
ART BALE POSTPONED.

The sale OF the pictures and other objects OF art
for the benefit or the Chicago artists has been de-
ferred until Monday and Tuesday, goth and 2lst
instant. The collection, comprising more than one
hundred and fifty works, Is OF rare interest and
value, ani well worthy the attention OF the lovers
OF art. The exhibition al Cnnton Hall continues
opcn until the day Of saloA
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1flEesAk 10 TINE NEW Yusy asaAla

PARIS, Nov IT, 1871.
A telegraph despatch which has reached this city
kfom Rome states that His Holiness the Pope has
consented to the con secratlon OF the Church OF ST.
.Suaire by the episcopacy.
The Holy Father had hitherto refused to permit
the ceremony to be performed, because the church
"a the private property or King Victor Emmanuel.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-11-18
VIEWS OF THIS PAST.
NoyEMpER IL,

NOVEMBER IL.
1863 The rebels under General Longstreet made
furious assault upon Knoxville. Tenn, but
were repuIsed by Generes Burnside's forces.
iss2-An eruption OF Mount Etna, Sicily, destroyed
the town Of BrOnte, &c.
ls12--Baglle OF Krasnoi ended in the complete de-
feat OF the French by the Russian torces,
l55s--Cardlnal Reginald Pole died.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-11-18
DISCOVERY OF OIL.

CORY, Pa, IL Nov. 1871.
There Is great ex citement IN the town in conse-
quencc OF the discovery OF oil here, and all nres
have been exiinguisned in the netphborhood. Inc
now OF gas Is the greatest on record, ana WORK Oh
the well has been stopped ID CONSTRUCTIVE
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KILOGRAMS 10 THE new york HERALD.

LONDON, NOV. IL, 1871.
Lord Tenterden formerly Chief Secretary OF tina
Joint High Commission at Washington. has receive
the appointment OF agent OF the British govern
ment for the presentation Of the claims OF English
subjects before the tribunal OF arbitration which will
boon assemble at Geneva.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-11-18
ENGLAND.

lClaimanh' Representation in the Geneva Arbi-
kation Court-Naval Court Martial and
an Honorable Acquittal-Postal
Telsgraphs Administration.
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q j. = M "A N =.
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Bavarian Movement Against Clerical In
trigue and Combination.
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Papal Infallibility and Its First
Fruits i'm Munich.
1fLlesams TO TINE NEW yoax HERALD.

BERLIN, Nov. II, 1871.
The representative who has been commissioned
by His Majesty the King Of Bavaria to serve In the
Federal Council OF the German empire has pro-
posed Dill to permit ana provide for the legal
prosecution OF clergymen ''engaged In unpatrIotic
intrigued"
National In 'crenccs from papni InfaIlibiIiry :.
This national proposal OF the BavarIan govern.
ment must be accepted as one Of the most decided
actions yet taken by the Munich executive against
the dogma OF Papal infallibiity and Its conse-
quences. public writer. dating In Munich some
short time since, speaks OF the subject In the follow
ing words:-
whether viewed from political or from re-
lgious point OF view the attitude which the Bava.
rIan government has Just taken upon the question
OF Papal inallibllity Is Of the highest Importance.
senled to the government an Interpretation" de.
string to know the intentions OF the Ministers on the
Church question. The government asked time for
consideration. and at subsequent sitting OF the
Rs e. Ass " RSs asv wS s,1
astical laws II the Church changes its '' own
Church and State had rested.n This means that
the Bavarian government contemplates the posi-
@ Se
WSs1p s 20 H. PLAIN The
Inc g
gu were dangerous 70 the State, and the
bishop Of Munich. In which he openly said
that nothing was to be feared from the Church SO
long as the laws OF the state remained cody, the
Church thus reserving TO herself the right Of decld
ing whether the laws OF the Srate remained cody
or not" Moreover the 1rst blow against the exist
ing connection between Church and State had been
delivered by the bishops themselves when they pub
lisned the Vatican DEGREES In defiance OF the Royal
Placet BY the acceptance Of Papal infalllb.llty
those prelates have, IN fact constituted themselves
q new C99rcp Within the old State. The members
or the "Od Catholc' party have, TOR the first tme
received the direct recognition OF the civil govern
mcnt. All the consequences Of the momentOus step
thus announced it Is impossible as yet to est.
ma dne Ministers naHe II Kg k9H sanRg
natlopal opinion; they have responded to popular
Impulse, which was distinctly spontaneous and
which has gathered strength with iime While,
therefore enthusiastically, Dr. ponnRer Pnd his
friends may be SAID to constitute only Sect politl
cay they are powerful as representing that sonti-
ment OF Independence and OF revolt against foreign
dictatlon which Is essentially German. From
position thus deliberately chosen 1t Is impossible for
she Bavarian government and people to receue
without an amount or humiliation new in their an
nails ana assurediy unprecedented IN the nineteenth
century.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-11-18
HOLLAND AND ROME.
Ths catch Embassy to the Holy Sec Abolished
TELEGRAM 10 The NEW YORK HERALD.


TIE HAGUE, Nov. IL, 1871.
The members OF the States General OF the Neither.
lands have agreed BY parliamentary VOTE to abolish
xhe Dutch Embassy ut tho Court OF the Holy Sea.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-11-18
AUSTRIA.

Count Beust's Explanation Of His Ministerial
Resignation.
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THE PUTNAM FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.

HARTFORD Conn.,, Nov. IT,, 1871.
rhe Putnam Fire Insurance Company have flied
An application for bankruptcy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-11-18
Tho Waiting War Ships in tho Bay.
UNITED Stairs STEAMSHIP CONGRESS-.


Captain Shavron, OF the Bogatire and Captain
Shautz. OF the Abreck, accompanied by three o.
their officers, dined with Vice Admiral Rowan lass
evening. Captain Davenport, OF the Congress-
Admiral's Aide; Lieutenant Commander RoDeson.
Lieutenant Commander Cooper, Master Colby and
MldshiDman Green were Of the party. From Gap
tain Shavr0n's statement IL appears that the Svct-
lana was out OF coal, and consequently could not APP
pr0ach the coast while the Northwestern continued.
At half-past nine the Russian officers returned ON
board their respective vessels
The weather Ia clear and delightful this morning.
with rising barometer and the wind almost du0
north TugboatS and the Health 0ficer's steamer
Andrew Fletcher are lowering about the bay In
state or expectation. Az noon the frigate Wabasn
was made out steamtng down the main channel.
As she neared the fleet salute or fifteen guns was
fired TO Vice Admiral Rowan, which was replied 70
from the Congress with salute Of thirteen guns 70
Rear Admiral Alden.
IAN so far out after all ~ observed the white
throat, ii gev EN- Till the 2Oth Now Sir, you wait
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-11-18

From Paris Direct-Onr Own lmpprenti0n-N
soevs Buttons Scarf Pins, Meiallions Sporting Chans
x ali v worth ~ se s jAcuBs sASDTFER,
S43 Broadway, corner OF Blecckof street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-11-18
FRAN

N. Gambetta to Expound Theirs Presidential
Policy.
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BeIfnnf dinner Ale.
cArrIoN-CANTRELL COCHRANE, OF Belfast, IreA~
land soe makers OF the celebrated "BELFAST GINGER
ALL bag TO caution tho public that their 0ingcr Aio caa
only genuine from their whos.3e agents 70 Nsw
Brsa 81 Nassau st. Messrs Clark Shultx, vesey -
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REPUBLICAN MAJORITY IN ILLINOIS.

CHICAGO Nov. IL, 1871.
The majority for John L. Beveridge, republican
Congressman at Large In Cook county. Is DALI. and
In the state about $500.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-11-18
RECEPTION OF THE RUSSIAN DEpUTAT1oH.

public reception will be given on Monday even
Ing next November 20, at half.past seven O'CLOCK,
in Association Hall, to the distinguished gentlemen
who have just returned from Europe, having been
sent as deputaton IL behalf OF religious liberty -
the Emperor OF Russia Those who went abroad On
LID; Nathan Bishop, LID; John Crosby
Brown, William p Dodge Cyrus ". Field
Right Rev G. ?. McIlvaine,. D. D, d. 9. l.; Pro.
Schenck, u. d.; Rev. Edward A. Washburn. D. De
aud Norman While.
whole subject will be freely discussed. Pr0feasoe
Morse will preside Those who would get into tno
hall are ADVISED TO 60 early.
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ROME.

,Concession 10 the King Of Italy by Church Con-
secration.
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Gents silk Hats, Seven Dollars.
All the nev style Felt HatA ModerAte prices
WARWICK CO.. 5l9 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-11-18

For Coughs and Throat Disorders Use
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRoCHES, having proved thesr
efficiency By . Of many years.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-11-18

Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Ronewcr Re-
stores bald heads fine healthy growth OF hair, tha
hair cells not closed up
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International Aquatic Contests in Havana
Harbor.
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The National Coinage Bill and tho Money
Impress.

BERLIN, Nov. II. 1871.
Thel German Reichstag Is still engaged In the
consideration OF the Coinage bull
vote was taken to-day upon proposition to
place the head OF the Emperor William upon all
the new cons instead Of those OF the Princes OF the
respective countries comprised in the empire and 1t
was decided In the negative by q considerable
majority.
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Royal Havana Lpttcry.-For Drawing 81
Nv" y '''s"' j. B. MARiINEZ CO.. Rspkcrs,
10 wal slreet, box $50 Post otnco, New York.
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Tho Wilson Shmttie sewing Machinc-Tlo
best and ars cs mA,alai iatas world; prts>
from 5i5to 5lJJ; sAH pAsM,atA sAAaael9piN hroA4W~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-11-18

AuReIps Turlkish Baths, Lexington Avenues
corner Tweutvffth street day and night
ladies' day evening" best vcniation highest tempera-
ture beat shsmpooing gratulties Europe outdone
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-11-18

A.-One Bottle Of Watts Nervous Antid0to
cured my Neuralgia She 10 free from pain nrss
time In six months CHS HURD, 81 Hudson street, New
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Relfnst Ginger Ale.

Cristad0ro's Hair Dye has no Equal In the
world tits tho safest and most reliable OF any SOIL evefv
waars
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For n Warm, Cosey Rogm In Winter Use
RoEBUCK's WEATHER STRIPS, IS Fulton st.. near ciin
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Burnetvs Cocoaine for Loss Of Hair.


BurnctVs COc0aino for Loss Of Hair.
BOSTON. July ~
ain three or four days tenderness dsss
pearsd tho hair ceased to iau have . thiss
growth OF beautiful new hair" SUSAN r. POPI
Burnsts's Cocoaine for DandruG.
BOSTON. Oct -
~ have used less than bottle The dandrun aud the ar
son which caused H. have entirely disappeared
A. A. FULI.8A
| Il il the best hairdrsssins"
Burnett's Cocoainc for Badness.
have tho bottle. my bald sasss
covered All over with young hair"
D. T. NERwIN. Bosoa
COCAINE dresses the hair beautifully
Burnett's Observation-Disclosures OF the ScalRs
wArEsvrLLE, Me-. ssps u
Ipurchassd one bottle only. TO my surprise /. has -
.irely removed the irritation OF 80 long standing"
JOSEPH HILL. ..
COCAINE gives now life and ussrs 70 The hair.
Buruest's Cecoaine a Perfect HaIrdrossins.
The cocoAINE hoIda in liquid foru large propertiss
Of deodorissd @
CocoANUr OH.
chemically combined with other ingredients prepared e.
prsssIy this purpose
NO OTHER COMPOUND
possesses the peculiar which sracy sus ~
various conditions of the human hair
nisthe Beat AND CHEAPEST BAIRDREssINa /. ~
world.
lie N
Just received By KNOX tells ,as that wI eventually
events q N esssss. SSnaAs ST. CHICAGO sov s. ISL
D.4s sn-rhe las. hat proved such :s!smanasr .a..r
works The cinders Of he Chamber Of Commerce. the hsss q
s S sf y %
measure you have already. Yours truly, no~roS
CONNER: .: ,ssss tia. Q.
A.-Hsrrins'.c T rssSas s.,rx
AL broadway. s,rnsr Murray "rss
A.-Phaion's New re.fMms:,
and aw E2fh ROSE ROSE"
A.-Thouah UnprcfendInx In Outward Ap.
s Richer assortment Of HATS nsn EsEN
III six brs.. ..au.
81 sHRs.s cal. M '
At This season OF the Year, No perss.
. s ss. q. Is AT. al c.a
:ssFs La Isd.s " hours St DAILY, StS % To"
A.-One Bottle Of Watts Nervous Antid0to
'G's my Months. es IS HUDSON
York. Ask him.
Auxeips Turlxish Baths, LexinRtOn Avenuev
corner Tweutyfsth -Gentlemen day and nghss
aides evening" best vcntiation highest temper
,urs; shsapoOins; no g.Iutles; Europe ousd0ns
BOosey,s Cheap Musical Publications OPP,
eras Oratorios Glees, &c. Catalogues mailed free Also
Dsn . ceie brated Brass Instr uments- $40 Broadway
CrIstnd0rO's Hair Dye has Equal In the
world IT'S tho safsst reliable OF Soil evorT-
where
Belfast Ginger Ale.
CArrToN -CANTRELL COCHRANE, Of Belfast, Ire
and sole makers OF the celebrated "BELFAST olNoE8
aleu- bag public that their Ginger Ale can
only genuine from their wholesale agents IN New
NJ A RIOS MessrB. j. Trtppete
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Boosey,s Cheap Musical PublicR tons OPP.
eras Oratorios Glees &C. Catalogues mailed free Also
Dstin's celebrated Brass Instr uments. $40 Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-12
THE INDIANS.
MONTANA SETTLERS APPEAL FOR PROTECTION
GEN. SHERMAN ON THE sITUATIoN-EFFECTs
OF ARMY REDUCTION.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNR.I


GEN. SHERMAN ON THE sITUATIoN-EFFECTs
OF ARMY REDUCTION.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNRI
WASHINGTON, Aug. 11.-Gen. Sherman mas
received letter from Gov. Potts of Montana gvih5 uc
tails of the recent ncursion of the Crow Indians into the
Gallatin Valley, in that Territory Tue marauGhe parry
it appears killed two white and drove OH " cau Vi
cattle. The Governor asks for the establishment Vi
new military post at pass through which the lnuhs
entered the valley and If this is done, he thinks tero
will be no further ncursions from that quarter Tic says
that there already 600 farmers setted III .o '9'
and he deems it of importance that they shouu VIC oi
fully protected by troops. Gen. Sherman, speaking Vi
this and many other calls for additional protection 10 e
tiers in the Far West, says that the reduction
Of the army makes it impossible for MN 10 pace
As many troops the Indian country as he thinks arc
needed The army is nominay 10000 strong but every
one familiar with military affairs KNOWS tha', oi INC
number OF men the rolls, not more tAan TWO
thirds can be relied the average elective force so
that 10000 men represent the actual force available
for duty So large portion Of this force Is stationed In
the Southern States that but seany number remain to
garrison the vast Indian frontier, from Texas to the
British Possessions The General found In his tour TINS
Summer that the settlers the frontier do not see the
wisdom of taking the troops needed in that frontier ana
sending them to the Southern States for political pur
poses as they acge; and that they charge that the
Government uumndful of their safety in thus expos
ing them TO Indian foTays
GEN Sherman does not think the need for troops in the
West Will diminish within the next few years. On the
contrary, he believes it will increase, owing to the
necessity Of guarding the construction and surveying
parties on the Northern and Southern Pacific Railroads
The Northern Road from the point where crosses the
Red River of the North to the settlements In Montana
raverses region Inhabited he says by hostile Indians
chiefly the warke Sioux, who viii have to he fought OF
the line OF the road at almost every mile OF its progress
The Southern Road, when it gets into the Apache conn
try, will meet with the same difficulty the Apaehes
being the worst Indians TO deal with there arc In the
country. Both these roads will eventually be great
peacemakers as Union Pacific has been but, while
they are building the General believes that large force
troops will be required to guard the aborers and pro
tcct the track and stations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-12
CRIMES AND CAsuALr1Es-pY TELrGRApH.

-. The tannery Of c. Burnside in Cleveland was
burned Thursday. Lo,s go go Insurance $500.
800 Thomas Smith of Jersey City had his hnee-cap
yesterday, Philadelphia by filling iTom horse car
49, The fire at the Mauch Chunk mines has been
eInguhsd aud the larger all Tie damage not s'r
Julius X. Adams Of the Sophomore Class OK
Harvard College drowned Yesterday while b hus IN aries A'
80. George Douglass colored. age ~ has been
jail Noxeh Conn., charged with attempting !" "oN''
tie person % girl aged IL yea,
On Thursday night at Rockford IL heggfp
n,mel committed rape tie daugh'er Of se ss . ~ q,
teTs ase IT, The excitement tis auseas Ia 'A''u''' ~
hBeanl general -,
"A fire in Rondout yesterday Ill ~ ~ "a G ,no
s,sbl. and Dwelling Of Edubrd ORsiy tad E ss
named scbaker ORsilys Toes Is s|'''' 'H' " "
loss $ about saOoi no insurance . -, n.
The br;g Josepbine. Of brunswick, Capt: Isaac
ne Di,s 1oss s Sand i.s Naohiss. Me- on fhudas,
md viii probably be a to. i =. LAM Wv
Three infants said 10 have been farmedp
-. lico a.n,1 JaIa CALLAHAN, in Esst Cambridge MSS
out !" 81 on The woman pnde srres, hua
.A's ,, nIum eooners jury will investigate the
A FIRE in Coldwater, Mich, on Thursday de-
he cloth ing Of ~ Rosenbaum Loss SOe0, iassd fr
& The thnl hors occupied By j. rnpp photo
49,, Who's 10 is s3O Insured for sl,OOo Tie tabs
s.se, At 80 .0i insured for s3".
"A dispatch from Halifax reports that tho
Fvo Of Plymouth Mass from the Bank with TO- qutas
'tb bheA ledge ~ss~ar Of rarbcy Pelt
s. In dense FOG the ID psL ssl mnsAsy
10 peeea The saved
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-12

GENERAL PRESS pIsPATCn.l

The acting Secretary Of the Interior has rendered
decision in the Of John j. slosson against The Town
Site of Salt Lake City appeal from the decision OF
the General Land Office, affirming the decision OF that
office to the effect that lands have been selected
for municipal purposes under the town site law priov
TO a presumption settlement the presumption claim must
be rejected The controversy In this case has beeu
strongly contested and has been one involving much III
feeling
The Bodwell Granite Company OF Maine has already
given sufficient bonds for cutting and delivering all tho
granite for entire cellar and basement stories or the
State Department before the lst OF January next
The excavation for the cellar IL complete and the
concrete work has been commenced. The wOrzng plans
were sent to the contractors laet Saturday.
There is truth whatever in the statement that the
Bureau Of Engraving and Printing at the Treasury De
partment IL engaged in manufacturing money for tho
Japanese Government. The japanese financial agent
was here, and visited the Printing Bureau where the
manufacture OF national currency was fully eG-
planned 10 him by Mr.. McCartee, but no arrangements
entered into for the performance OF any work for
him. athe Printing Bureau cannot work except for the
United States. 1t is understood however that the Con-
tinentl Bank Note Company has been engaged upon
work for the japanese Government