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New-York tribune., 1871-10-09
JAPAN.

THE RANK OF DAIMI0 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF
THE SILK TRADE-sUBMARINE CABLE BE-
TWEEN SHANGHAI AND YOKOHAMA.
SAN Francisco, Oct. 7-Yokohama advices
to Sept 49, have been received to-day by the arrival OF
the steamship Arizona.
The Japanese Government has issued decree wipinR
out the position Of Hans Daimos This reduces people
who have been rulers years to the position
of the people, and Immediately anneIes their
territories to the Government There Is no longer any
aristocracy religion except through the Mkado.
The japanese manofwar Ntsin went to Hakodadi
where the Russan vessels to have met tho Embassy
for st. Petersburg but after waiting month, she sailed
for Jeddo The Russians have annexed the entire Sagha
lien Islands and the Embassies have been unable to alter
It, coin from the mint is refused at the Custom
House. except at heavy discount, which causes great
dstrust
Minister Delong had audience and o state dinner
with the Mikado Of Japan Minister Extraordinary
from the Kingdom Of Hawaii. He had gone to Hakodadi
to investigate the irregularities In the American Consul
ate there.
The Japanese merchants greve over the deterioration
Of silk and the decline In trade, which Is caused by the
unskful and careless in which the silk Ia pre-
pared for market merchants have asked the Cham
spection house where all the silk unfit for market Will be
returned to the interior The japanese merchants
threaten to burn half the stock OF eggs and 10
The submarine cable between Shanghai and ?sasaki
successful operation Material for cable line be-
tween Nagasaki and Yokohama has been ordered, and
the line will be in working order within year
The decision OF the Acting Secretary OF state uphod-
ing the japanese Government In closing Van Reeds
stock Exchange at YeddO and asserting that although
lawful in America yet nation IL the Judge or what
laws are required to preserve the morals OF ts people
cIgners affecting their treaty rights with this Govern
Five stock establishments OF other natonalities
and 20 native establishments IN operation with the
sanction Of the Government An appeal will be made TO
Washington to uphold the treaty rights. granting the
facilities TO American trade as are accorded to
other natiOnalities
Coolies constantly employed on the railroad be-
tween Yokohama and Ycddo the first locomotive run
over the rOad-three miles, to Kanagawa-attracted
great attention The road from Osaka TO Kobe progresses
rapidly and line Of 60 miles, costing s2.O0O,Oo,
running through Kiota to Tsurga, is contemplated.
The japanese Government has apOlOgized TO the
American Minister for the libel against the Hawaiian
Government, published In the japanese Times
The Chinese political Is unim portant There had
been heavy floods In the vicinity OF Ticn-tsin.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-09
TIE CARPET INVESTIGATION.

John j. Donaldson. President Of the Bank o!
North America. and II. y. Clafn have been engaged
ourng the past week. the request of the joint Com
uittee experimenting the cx,inatou OF IA" carpets
H. the City Ual The carpets have been measured 10y rue
ty experts their dimensions have been ascer-
tanned within an eighth Of inch The value OF the
carpeBg has also estimated with great accuracy.
Tie myeotgat.on was closed Saturday and report
vas submitted the sueCommittc The results OF the
examination Will be laid III printed form, before the
JOINT lnvestigatlng Comnittee ID 9 few day..
New-York tribune., 1871-10-09
rELEGRAPHIC NoTLs.

The steamer flords is still at 81. Thomas, 10
tsrrK damage. rrceirrd haybeAns oi LIE siss aA
Tba Rock Island National Bank and the First
Of Bloomington hd are AG1hon~' 70 6tsn OptrShoEs
with capital Of sloo.eoe saoh
The entries for the hfemen tournaments at
sin,s n s,eaner.. and 10 bose eomparier
Three hundred workmen Of Ghert, Belgium,
A., an ,trkt TLer the dnft0p W a.
wages 70 bs aneAasgL and d"sO p.' fOt "Ork orss;
The decisive measures of the Lowell (Mase.)
Bosrc of showing nLesS Itss IN
onIy foaI vsheoid and s-IlGa,
New-York tribune., 1871-10-09
UASHI.NGTUN.
MEETING OF TIE STEAMBOAT NSPECTORS-THH
QUESTION OF STEEL BOILERS.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THB TRIBUaEl

IBY TELEGRAPH TO THB TRIBUsEl
wAsHIYGTOS, Oct. g. 1871.
The Board OF Supervising Inspectors OF Steamboats,
at ts session Saturday had before 1t the representa-
tive OF a firm In Buffalo New York, engaged In manu-
featuring boilers from steel instead Of iron. They ask
the Board to modify rules TO allow these boilers
TO carry higher pressure OF steam than now provided
for by law claiming that the capacity OF steel boilers
will permit OF steam pressure greatly In excess OF 60
pounds Mr. Andrews Of the Baltimore and Savannah
Steamship line also given hearing. HIS
object ia to secure the adoption OF regulations
which will permit his company to transport
petroleum 1t is doubtful II he secures the
nriv,lepe as present general indications show that
there is disposition manifested on the part OF the
Board to have petroleum carried by railroads
where possible The Cincinnati delegation OF steamboat
men have postponed their hearing Tor DAY or wo ana
will consult with other delegations which are expected
TO arrive this week Capt John Bufenger prominent
steamboat man Of st. Louis is here. and also X H. Wool
folk OF Louisville, KY gentleman largely Interested
In saauboat interests Gen Negley, member OF Congress
from Pennsyyana, is expected every day. and VII APP
near before the Board in behalf OF delegation OF steam
boat men from Pittsburgh who will come with him In
formation has been received that delegation from New
York will also be here during the session OF the Board
large number OF inventors here with their various
n.,a,ts They are stopping at the hotel iu which the
Roa,d holds ts meetings and using every endeavor
70 ret their respective Inventions adopted The steam
boat men consider this one OF the most important
,essons that has yet been thed. They propoe to
anil with each other and act in harmony and go before
the Board aud request that rules ay be laid down to
govern them which will be reasonable fair and just
their operatons unlike the present regulations which,
tb.v claim have never been satisfactorily explained
them. and their construction is such that they cannot by
any nossbty be- carried ont 1t is reported here that
,be railroad interests OF the country instrumental
in securing some OF the recent revised rules that
they ARE stil autaGonistic to any measures Of the
Bosrd allowing steamboats, any additional priv
leges. especially where they would conflict with
any the rights now held by Their roads However this
NAV no nothing has as yet taken place indicate that
.y ia 10 made ~ the reasonable requests
n, m. .,a,,noa men, and the Board state that they de
irs w IN ncrr f oppression OF their views, and be- gov
erned by them ~ lar hS l""N"c III revising the iu'ts
New-York tribune., 1871-10-09
Is TLASTERER GARVEY A FORGEK'
WHO RECEIVED TIE MONEY on pONNARUMMAH
CHECKSP

WHO RECEIVED TIE MONEY on pONNARU MMAH
CHECKS
PhlIp DOnnarumma. foreman OF Andrew j.
(,,rvey pIasterer 70 the Ring summoned before
Assessor F. !edsam Of the Third Internal Revenue Dls
t.,i. ca saturday 10 answer questions concerning hs
returns FOR 1869 He drucd that he bad ever received
aly money from the CITY Government. or from Con
hoer Connolly, and pronounced the signatures appar
euy written by him the checks and vouchers to De
f,rcr.. v!ch hc supposed had been committed 10y MI
agvev He had never signed his name TO any checks or
warrants and had never seen any such papers. The
6 4I2 - Irportug have been paid 10 hH he believed
lad been paid to Mr.. Garvey, a. ne had only received
In regular salary Of 500 week for he services az fore
nan He knew how to spell his name. and mad never
written # Pbuip F. Dummcy. OF Philip f. Dummiu.
tit, Chamberlain Bradley declares thai ht has no
knowicdco of Donnarumna's check whether he ever
had ANYTHING do with the city county work CHECKS
pr warrants he saws first made Out IN the Con-
trollers Office whcu they signed by the Controller
rountersigtd 10y Mayor Hal, and sent I" the Chamber
Ens Office. They tIcn taken hY the bearer 10 lhc
Broadway Bauk Iithe teller Ideutihe, the signatures
The checks arc paid and back 10 the Chnnltriar
office At the end OF the week al such documents are re-
turned TO the Controllers Office with the weekly reports
MI Bradley said he could understand how any such
checks as those signed "Dummcy" and "DuInmin' could
De- didn't believe they had been paid The President
Of The Broadway Bank arIns that ali OF these checks
were examined uy experts and properly y"ccrcdteC
New-York tribune., 1871-10-09
GERMAN Y.

TIE GOVERNMENT OF BAVARIA QUESTIONED
CONCERNING ITS ATTITUDE TOWARD TIE
POPE.
BERLIN Saturday, oct. 7, 1871
The Liberal and Democratic sections of the
Legislative Body remain anxious the subject OF the
actual state OF the relations which exist between the
Bavaran Government and the Holy see Forty-seven
members Of Parliament, belonging to the party Of
progress have already ntcrpellated that Government
concerning Its attitude the Church question. The
Cabinet Minister has promised that ne will deliver
reply in behalf Of the Crown aud his colleagues at All
early day. .s...-
NJ Pouyer Querter, French Minister Of Finances. ae
companied by Councillor Ozenne and Counts Feneon and
yalon, arrived this morning at the Royal Hotel and at
noon visited the French Embassy. 1t Ia rumOred that
Count Won Arnim has been summoned to Berlin.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-09
THE ANTI-RING STRUGGLE
wATSoN'S RAID ON THE TREAsUhl'
now 1T WAS ACCOMPLISHED


We have it from undOuhted authol''! watson to
the cDstom Of the late County Auu''o', 49, rossod
whom all bills we're sent after ha'Ins - 90 ON
hy the Supervisors, to procure Se'G,"i 10, Gov each
original bill, and have Wal" p;ns 1rere
copy and collect the severai .1'af +ho c,oim.
''p! ",T ~ the original writing OF the clai-
Nn' " - uith whom they would remain
"n' VI -" month. and often, when awalung
soine''in'' :. the tax levy, for a much longer
'"' I''',e ,p .ho mean time Watson would frequently
peIIou' " Cio,k ~ the Board Of Supervisors saying
can on U.1id the original bil and requesting TO
he n1 - NTH another which would be prepared
oe M oIoiuant Thus Watson and Woodward
W " have two or more bills for the same
;oIos IN the handwriting of the original creditors
IT, vere audited as separate bills and warrants
ora drawn for the amounts. In this manner the
.a,oe hill has been paid over and over again. and
;nnocent parties will doubt be astonished to find
that while hey have received only the amount OF
their first bill several bills, in their name being In
reality but duplicates of the first, have been pre-
sented and paid To an ordinary rogue the fact
that warrant drawn to the order Of claimant re-
ouiring his indorsement would present difficulties
not to be easily surmounted; but such trifcs
never interfered with the business OF the
Ring. with whom forgery became go much
of All everyday affair that they were not even par
tcular in the matter Of closely initiating the hand
v ri,ng of the persons whose names they forged 20
were these forgeries sometimes done as
10 attract the attention and suspicion Of the oank
teller, but coming from the Ring. they were sup
posed 10 be all right and were paid Yet the teller
for his own protection, was careful 10 place the
initials +. A. W. whatever might he the proper
letters. upon the back of the warrant
New-York tribune., 1871-10-09
FOREIGN NEWS.
GREAT BRITAIN

SEVEN LIVES LOST BY MARINE DISASTER
ADVANCE OF THE BANK RATE OF DISCOUNT
"A NEW STEAMSHIP LINE CONTEMPLATED.
LONDON, Oct 8, 1871.
A fishing vessel sank suddenly in the harbor
OF Yarmouth on Friday night. seven persons
drowned.
The Bank OF England advanced the rate Of discount
per cent yesterday. The rate is now per cent.
sharp newspaper war Is in progress in London on
the subject Of literary piracy. The correspondents
very severe on American publishers of British produo
tons and an international law copyright universally
demanded.
Contracts have been entered into In England for tho
construction OF several steamships destined for service
In line which Is proposed to frequently between
Antwerp and New York, touching at Dover.
The Lord Mayor will entertain M. Leon Say at o ban
quet the 18th inst meeting will be held early
day to discuss the question Of modifying the commercial
treaty between England and France.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-09
FRANCE.

THE TREATY WITH GERMANY NEARLY COM
PLETED-ONE OF THE LYONS RIOTERS SEN-
TENCED.
PARIS, Oct. 8. 1871.
The French International Commercial Treaty
with Germany WILL 1t is said. be finally perfected by the
governments OF the two countries early
NJ Victor Lefrsnc has been appointed Provisional Minis
of Finance Of France to act during the absence Of
Pouyer Querter Berlin TO the ratification
Of the treaty.
NJ Dombrowsky, who leader OF the mob in the at
tacks on the German residents in Lyons, has been
rested tried and sentenced to two months imprison
ment and fine Of 100 francs.
The Court OF Revision, to which the OF Rosse
appealed has adudged him guilty, and declared that he
has incurred the penalty OF death The Republican jour
nails this city demand Of NJ Theirs that he take prompt
and vigorous action for the suppression Of Bonapatst
conspiraces.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-09
URUGUAY.

TIE GOVERNMENT TROOPS DEFEATED VIII
HEAVY LOSS.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 7.-Advices from Com
mandcr Cuackepbush commanding the Wasp, dated at
August 49, state that last week AL engage
ncn took place between the reds and Tie whites near
the Rio Negro resulting the defeat Of the Government
roops With io.s OF four guns. $50 infantry ana haf OF
their stock There has been orasi"nal hiihe hear 20
lima"
New-York tribune., 1871-10-09

Judge Hilton. Of the Department of Public
Parks sent Saturday,, the following communication
70 Deputy Controller Green:
BErARTMENT or PUhi1C PARKS
No. 26b BROADWAY, NEw.YORK, oct I, 1871.
To ne Hon. ANDREW H. GREEN, Deputy COmrOtrr.
calling Oh department to report you its expendi
lures &C. have to say that there has been meeting
Of Board since Its receipt and have no answer to
suppose there is no one who knows better than your
self that under the laws and existing ordinances affect
ing City Government there is no power vested in
the Controllers or any Other Deparmen to call upon us
the Mayor alone as Chief Magistrate. Still, there
same Information We are daily giving the Press
porters and the public generally IN respect to oar
accounts and indeed all other matters within our De
partmen as TO which inquiries may be made from mo
tIvcs OF curiosity or otherwise.
made up by our bookkeeper within few days there
after requested our Controller, Mr. Van Mort, to have
the usual statement prepared for general information
He has done So and a copy of it incose.
puhc information. accessible TO all, take pleasure
III communicating IL to You: Very respectfully. yours.
HENRY HILTON, Treasurer.
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC PARKS,
No. 265 BROADWAY. NEw-YoRK, Oct. s, 1871. )
The Hon. HENRY HILTON Treasurer Department Pubic
sk: The following a statement of the expenditures
Of th Department from Jan 10 Oct /, 1871 Oh the ae-
counts hereinafter named:
Central Parks. maintenance and government
Parks and Places. maintenance and govern
Central Park Improvement. ....... $S5i,7I7 80
city parks impTOV 6Sgl4S St-l60S66 81
boulevard 524l65 81
TO'a S25O,944 II
Respectfully, GEO. M. VAN MORT,
Controller Department Public Parks.
TIE BANKRUPTCY OF TWEED's DEPARTMENT
DENIED.
Mr.. Tweed is not disposed to accept the
statements the Controllers hooks that his Depart
has spent all the money appropriated for IT, He is
preparing statement and will probably submit it TO-
day to Mr Green i'll which be Will claim that there
very substantial amount still due the Department OF
PuOliC Work..
New-York tribune., 1871-10-09
MOROCCO.

THE KABYLEs IN REVOLT FROM TURKISH AU-
THORITY.
MADRID, Saturday, Oct. 7. 1871.
Advices received here from Melilla state that
the revolt Of the Kabyles only the domnons OF
the Sultan Of Morocco who has sent troops 10 restore
order The cause the outbreak was the establishment
Of a Moorish Custom House on the coast
The Spanish garrison of hea will take no part In the
oneratons against the Kabyles unless some insult should
be offered to the Spanish hsg
New-York tribune., 1871-10-09
MALICIOUS PROSECUTION OF Al. E. MARSHAL

WASHINGTON, ID. C., Oct The Raleigh
IN c. Sentinel Of Friday says that on Thursday war
rant issued for the OF u 6. Marshal Csrro~
and his Deputy named Basker for the Illegal arrest anu
Imprisonment Of eight OF that State AteeeIam
from Raleigh to-day states that Josiah Turner jr the
editor OF The Sentinel arrested Yesterday cnsigea
with conspiracy obstruct the L. Msrsna, wnt ns
the ,wfu lsc harge OF the duties OF his onc anu no
WAS hd 10 baiI for appearance COurt In SOVen Sr
New-York tribune., 1871-10-09
. nrr.,rIT1yG REVENUE COLLECTOR.

81 LorIs. Mo-, Oct. S.A suit Wa com
,,,,d j., thc limited States D:stiIct C"nr. "Gain'l
E,,,,, hhlc torucIIy Cu!ncm for the Is b'iiIr' I"
Mssonr by is surtts for hDc': $1,000 ":ci ed 10 '
unaccoun,eo for n.- Ian ~ G'>ei"ment ou-'r ""'ef
bond Was for eIOJ 0OJ
New-York tribune., 1871-10-09
NEw-YORK, MONDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1871.

Of Ban Juan and driven to the Hayen frontier Cabr al
and the officers Of his sta narrowly escaped capture
Cabra subsequently reorgansed his forces made an
attack the army Of Baes, recapurng the VILLAGE Of
San Juan and driving the Presdent andhs troops into
the town Of Aqua. Baez's burned several houses
in San Juan and shot the only prisoner taken by them
New-York tribune., 1871-10-09
ITALY.

CONVERTS OCCUPIED BY ITALIAN TROOPS.
ROME, Saturday Oct. 7, 1871.
Two converts have been occupied by the
italian troops The inmates quietly withdrew at the ap
proach Of the military.
The italian Parliament will be opened about the middle
OF November.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-09
PRICE FOUR CENTS

vide that the race must be completed in nine honrs
according TO time allowance. The Dauntless and vess
lying at anchor In the harbop but will not enter Tor
either Of the contes The weather during the day ha,
been very pleasant, although suggestive OF calm; but
tonight the wind has sprung mp fresh and 1t generay
predicted that the breeze viii blow strong from the
north west tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-09
TURKEY.

THE CHOLERA CHECKED AT CONsTANTINOPLE
CoNsTANTINoPLR, Saturday, Oct T. 1871.
The progress of the cholera has been
checked and the alarm which felt concerning the
spread Of the epidemic eastward and toward Europe and
the west ia subsiding.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-09
SWEDEN.

SWEDEN.
THE KING REGRETS THE DEFEAT OF TIE ARMY
BILL.
STOCKHOLM, Saturday. Oct. 7, 1871.
His Majesty the King of Sweden closed the
session of the Rgsdag in person to-day and addressed
the body concerning the state OF the Kingdom He cx
pressed great regret the failure OF the Lower Cham
ber to act on the Army Reorganization bn thereby com
peing the pOstponement OF the acton au'horiAou oy
thi innortant measure" He deemed the question Of
nu,ional defense too grave to be thus suspended"
New-York tribune., 1871-10-09
SANTO DOMINGO.

CABRAL SURPRISED BY BAEZ AND Dhi, bN
ACposs Tup uAyTiES FRONTIER-HE suBSk-
oVENrLY RALLIES AND DEFEATS BAEZ
via HAvASA, Oct. 1,ls7l.
The latest advices from the fronuer s'atc
that the s Dumingo revoluionists under 'aora'' were
surprscd ry the forces Of President Bses 81 the village
New-York tribune., 1871-10-09
,cpSpR.L pREss pTsPATCHl

The Secretary Of the Treasury has directed the Treas
ur.r and Assistant Trrasurers TO November coupous
upon rebate Of TO Oct as and and after that
d.v N nav Interest due Nov. without rebate.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-09

Since the papers in the criminal charge
against Mayor Hall the Grand Jury nothing
has been matter which the authorities
TO make public II probable that the action Of the
Grand Jury will be known to-day, but on Saturday,
when District Attorney Garvn questioned
ing affair he appeared embarrassed and declined to
say ything about the indictment.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-09
ANNUAL EXILNSE OF TIE PARK DEPART
MENI
BEpARTMENT OF PUBIC PARKS

Judge Hilton, Of the Department of Publ
Parks sent, on IA urday, the following communicate
70 Deputy Controller Green:
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Sale Of Valuable Lands,

aee RY order 2f the Superior Court, + will
&8 seli at tho Court HGube door in Bates
i6t6S1ile, i6t6 Gn North Carolina, on YRDNESDAY,
LAND yiss d sSe count; % 81 'rs isedei 1n 55 t6a R
Sa SSasawba Hver and LsWbert's Creek, 10 miles
South OF Statewide, q miles North OF, Char.
Tsaeessaa 5S.os sna about O% miles West Of t6e
DO sold In 1ots as;fpllovs; 80 - 80 ;,
III i; containing 2s8 acres, more or less, on
"nIch Dr. W. Byar6 now Lives. .,,iI1-I 80
5Sn;n; Sc; =, containing 2sS acres. more or less,
eontsinios aas ae.ssa aad sdo,D,ug .; No,
No I 4 containing 8 2ss sores. adjoining Nos.
q So Z, . sna eoo,,;n,no O. ooo
adjoining Nos. 4 ana 6. ...''> .o " 'ese'
no. ., containing. 400 acres. on which Col.
a. AZ 3; 6roWn notw lives, adjoining Nos. 2, 4
R,Qs- On thsse ss LANDS are l.rse bodies .. fine
Quantity, Of Woodland on each tract. On the
4vo -, acre tract there is good Mill House and
water PoWer, good Dwelling and other build
'nEs. rs, Good Water on each tract.
state as cnas afe susseptibe Of the highest
Kood clay snbsoil, aud. win produce Cotton.
Io6acco. Wheat, Corn and the other rrair,,
ana grass orops; and are sold as the lands be-
inomSans 70 the estate Of the late James 8.
:, IERIs.One-half In si1 months: the ba-
nance IN twelve months with interest from day
oL saie. The purchaser may pay one-third or
q pa bis bid any time after the sale Is
be reqafed ron tba n,sn sggsovsd security T
made. AAA P"5nene 40
Persons wishing TO see The lands will pleaaa
ESQ ESQ upon Col a. 9. Brown Or Thoe; ID;saton,
Adninistraror de 1onts non 81 81 James S 5. B;ars.
=
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Attention!
VIE i,s.i attention Of city and country retail
Owing to the depressed condition of bnai.
ness' ana being anxious to reduce stoek, :
JOHN s. FAIRLY, d co..,
~, 40; 81 Hayne street, C]4arieston, S. c.
.fnl oher to the trade during the present
month their very attractive and c6rnpleto q
stock atTEN t10) PER CENT. below NsE Work
jobbor's prices. = ~. - :.
TEaas:: For all bills under 500 c:ash. or
approved note ut thirty days, With Interest
from date Of purchase at IL per cent. Der ar. .
mum. For all bills over s100 approved notes.
as apove, at four (4) montha. or acceptance.
will be accepted. -.
THOR stock consists OF the largest variety
to be found in the city, Of STRAW and NIL.
LiNEhY GOODS, White Goods, Eosi,aS.
gloves, Trimmings, Lades, Embroiderias,,
gibbons. Uubrcllae, Paraeols, Ladies' and
Ge9ts' Linen and Paper Collars and Cuffs,
LADIES Lace Collars, and complete assert
melit mem OF Fancy Goods. Notions aud Small
Wares. . 80" 1900.
i, ,Melchants a ordering will please specify on
S, which OF the above tcrms they wish to pur-
cuase. June 6 tffno
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, 5YYz4AaFae3aaR.9 II .e55aly !. .at8S: ". OH.
has fehlenad ntha ooiieGtorshiD; 81 81 infs1
nal .ratehue ;tor tho First Georaie Dis.
tr!ots The office is vacant, GoIIeotor
WatnegS ibbpdsme9 ate Gen. Sherman (
and ex-senator Cattell. : His Commission,
will bo issued to-day.
The debt statement shows decrease
OF over r ,0O0. 900. Gold n: The Trea-
surZ $90. 600, 600; currency SO, 900. .OOO..
weather probabilities is probable
that the lowibarometer of Lake Huron
VIII extend to the Eastern States by Sun
DAY night; that South -easterly winds will
probably continue on the lower lakes:
and south. .easterly winds on the Allan
TIC coast from Maine to New Jersey.
'Wesserly wipds aud clearing weather are
probable ;tdr Ohio and the Aiississippi
faney. ~ ,l!i.{3i <,tEtst :st